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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 230, 23 November 1900, Page 4

D. BERRY & CO, IRONMONGERS AND IMPORTERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. Just Landed, ex recent arrivals 555 bars and bundles R.H. Orown Iron bars and bundles 8.8. H. Shoeing Iron 1460 Round-cast Sashwejghts—6 to 161bs. Cases Tinned Steel Sheets—72 x 30in. x 20,22,24 0 Boxes Oapewell Horse Nails. Mdnuugoudne Baw and Boiled Linseed Oil 100 kegs genuine White Lead—ll2, 6"( ud 281bs. 120 kegs No. 1 White Lead-7 andX4lbs. ?6 kegs Dry Bed Lead-7,14, and 81bs. 19 casks and cases Dolours Gronn" in Oil, Ready-mixed Paints, Dry Colours Enamels, Driers, Gold Size, Patent, Knotting, Terebene, Putty in bladders, Red and Blue Raddle 8 Gilpin's Dray Axles, with carron boxes—2J> 2}, and Sin. 9 crates genuine "Dover" Btoves—Nos. 6. 7, and 8 i 4 cases "New Easy' and "Champion" » n „ Mowers—l2,l4, and 16in. 8 2-RoUer Stand Mangles—2l,24, and 30in. 16 dozen Sheep Shears Union, and Ward & Payne's oases No. 1 and A Rick Handles, Slasher and Hammer Handles 6 cases Eureka Wringers ,Mrs. Pott's Irons and Handles 3 cases 60a Rimlooss, with plain and furniture I case Tapping Oooks, Range Cooks, Hasps and Staples, Upholsterers' Hammers, Copper Bivets, Stenoil Ink, Iron Cupboard Looks, Annoapa Wick, Tind. Ceiling Hooks, Brass Tili Looks 8 casks and cases Whitehouse' Bpawling Engineers', Shoe Turning, D.F. Bledge and and Napping Hammers, Solid i „„„„ , Sage's Anger Bits 1 case Heller's Farriers' Tools, Hoof Knives Driving Hammers, Pritohels, For# Punches and Pincers i cases Ives Sash Locks, Padlocks, Lanes Barn-door Hangers 1 cask bright, knotted Plough and Trace i m wl?!' Donble Back Chains 1 case Matfciesotfs Bmooth, Jack, Drying, Bead, Plow and Rabate Planes, hollowi and rounds 2 caskaGate Hinges, Japd. and Heavy Scotd i, JUngeß 29 packets Casement Stays, Letter Plates, wt' , Hi ?,? e6 ' Skim Coolers, Furrov Wheels, Skeith Bosses, Weston's Pulley Blocks, Wire Olouts, Tacks, Jeye's Disinfectant, Tool Kits, Rangoon Oil Oahoon Seed Sowers, Dietz Drivinc Lamp, Cheney's Hammers, Frazer Axle Grease, Ratchet Braces, Tinned "IwuCity" Mattocks, Mop Holders, Sash Cord, Gate Latches, Bhelf Brackets, Wood Hay Rakes, Soythe Stones, Cabinet facer Eme 7ol°th, Turkey Hones, Brasscased Tube, Sets Weights, Milk Cocks Flax Packing, Bottle Jacks, Springs »c Swivel Hooks, Bedsorews, anlrimHn Uok8 ' Brass ' Pad 80

.fcSOFT AND GLOSSY HAIR. make tha hair grow soft, glossy, and hT I . nxnnantl y ' 9 a matter that has vexed the minds of many thousands. The hair requires to be nourished, and the skin of the head kept olean and in a healthy condition. To do this yon must use barker's Hair Tonio. It is the only preparation that fulfils all the requirements without the disadvantages necessary to promote a healthy and vigorous growth of hair. It is not a greasy or oily preparation, and will not soil the finest linen or lace is not poisonous, nor dees it contain anything to injure the most tender kin It is not highly perfumed, and in no way objectionable to the most refined of smell. It effectually removes dandriff orothe impurities from the soalp. It makes the hair grow soft, glossy, and strengg post 3g SOld P atent -i bottlefl fatj 2s 6d; by 5 i ® ma ? lljEaoture(l only by the proprietor, It should be on every lady's toilet table. Agent for Taranaki—A. E. SYKES, opposite Theatre Boyal, New Plymouth, Waitara Agents Lawbhnoh Bbos. \ BOTS. BOTS. BOTS. NICHOLSON'S CELEBRATED BOX WORM REMEDY. r pHE simplest and most effectual remedy X for killing and expelling all kinds of Worms in the Horse, The remedy consists of a tasteless and odourless powder which is easily administered in horse-feed. Even it the horse is ree from worms, the Powders will act as a tonio, putting the animal in tip-top condition. The lives of man valuable horses have been saved in and around Hawke's Bay' by the prompt use of Nicholson's Remedy. The following is a testimonial out of maoy:— To Mr. Nicholson,—Dear Sir,—After giving my horse a number of doses of your "Bot Worm Remedy" a great quantity of worms were expelled, and I can now recommend your remedy as the best I have ever used. It is simple, and so easily adminis tered, and at the same time so effectual, that I will recommend it to anyone in search of such a remedy. It expels all kinds of worms. My horse is now in perfect condition, and is eating well, and his coat is smooth and glossy.—l remain, youis taithfnl,y. Thomas Bbadfobd. Woodville, 28th August, 1899. Price of Remedy—ls 6d packet (i powders) * postage Id on each packet. Distributing Agent for Taranaki—A' E. Sikhs, Chemist, New Plymouth.' Waitara Agents—Laweenqh Bbos, Prepared only by T. A. W. NICHOLSON, M.P.A., Pharmaceutical Chemist and Drugeistlfby exam.), Woodville, H.B. LAND. LAND, FOE PALEStratford. Section 723, oloselto! Courthouse. Only £6O. " 149 acres, Eltham Road, near Kaponga, 6-room house and outbuilding, a grand dairy farm factory and school close at hand. 100 acres, near Eltham, 5-room house and outbuilding, fenced and sub-divided. 460 aores, 10 miles from Waitara. About 150 acres in grass, about a mile of fencing Price, £4los per acre. 13} acres, 6 room' house; land fenced, fruit trees and shelter bush. 2 miles from centre of town of New Plymouth. Only £525. Also, 14 acres adjoining above, at £25 per acre. .20 acres, and 85 aores, beautiful residential sites, only 2 miles from centre of town of New Plymouth, by metal road. Only £4O per aore. 25 aoros, with new well-built 8-room residence, grounds nicely fenced and planted. A splendid view from verandah. About 2 miles from toivn of New Plymouth, by metal road. Price, £I2OO. 125 acres. All but 20 acres in good grass, 4-room house, dairy, etc.; fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, close to school and factory, 3J miles to New Plymouth, by metal road: Price, £ll perasre. 190 acres, Durham Road, About 115 acres in grass 4-room house, etc., level and dry, 5 miles from Railway Station and Dairy Factory, by good level road j 90 obalfcs wire fencing. £5 10s per acre. 2000 acres good grazing country. 470 acres in grass, 3-roora house, close to main road, 20 inilos from Railway Station. Price £2 10s per acre; £2OOO can remain a 4 per cent., or £3500 at 5 p»,r cent. Midhirst—s sections and cottage Price only £SO. TO BE LET. 1970 acres first class grazing land, about oue quarter in grass, small house, etc ■ years lease with right of purchase. We draw transfers of freeholds or leases, mortgages and leases, etc., at Brokers' charges. We advertise proper for sale free of charge. We negotiate mortgages, large and small at low rates of inteiest. 1 We act as agents for country solicitors land brokers, and others in registering deads, etc. Instructions promptly attended to f sent by post, or left with A. H. Moore, Opunake V P. Fookes, Waverley, or Perry ScPorcival' Inglewood. ' A Q.FOOKES&,C° . (CENSED LAND BROKERS, New Ptyraguft,