n U:;.OKf- T C;KG-SRS A "*>. r : i ""i : <& SSW PJjVH'' » TT T::i. mporteks. ex recent arrivals Crfjv.-i il!!, ;;>!« n; Iron j HUtw. x 30m. dO (L'l.ri lUO kt.„ "C V: i-l "■■•ilrd Unseed Oi. ••e«!.o Yiliitc Lead—J 12, 8 chsV CIIBC \ t» Bpawllng ' l ' -Turning, D.K. Sledge *; Autre . H Kurrip.rn' l'oc 120 ksjrs No, i White LcsA—■? s«ivU4i'n.«. 7G kOi.; • '•>■ 3 I*<: l Lc. tl 11, tilii it!». I!) ctisk.s ii! A i.'Ckhid" iu Oi\ Heariy-rMC'! Drt/ o.>'.ourn Enamels, Mors, (fold Bias, Vateut, Knotting, Terebene, I'uttyiii ula&ieru, Ktsd Mid BliiO ItudUlo 8 Qttpiii'b Pmy Axte, with cf.rron boxes—li|, iij, mi<! Sii. 9 cratea f.onuu'o " Dover Stoves—Nos. 6, 7. and S A cases -'Nut/ Kiibj' and "Champion" Lawn iloworii —12,14, ana ltiin. 8 2-Roller Stand Mangles— 21, 24, nnd 30in, 18 doz>:n bheup She&rn Union, and Ward k Payno't case* No. 1 and A Kick Handles, Slasher and Hammer Handles 8 cases Eureka Wringers .Mrs. Pott's Irons mui Handles S cases 60A Riinlocas, with plain and milled furniture I case Tapping Cocbfi, llanije Cocks, Hasps and Staples, Upholsterers' Hammers, Copper Rivets, Stencil Ink, Iron Oupheard Locks, AnuoapnWiok, Tin -1. Oeiling Hooks, Brass Tili Looks 'cml cases W, 'uwiumiw o|M« urning, D.F. Sledge m Hammers, Solid t . AucerßHm «rnpTH' Tooin, Hoof Knives J .; nv, '-X Prifcchels, F c f m elius raid Fiucers !!; .(\ r;, JpHillOCkli, UlM| )S:»rr ooor Huivors 1 cw't *r! !; jt knotted Routf. Mid TtM» C'ii.ir,;,!jini')c i.:nll)Oß)A«EHi;kohHil»s 1 Cu.se Mui I.;r,- oii'h Smooth, Jack, Drying, I.••in!, J'lir.v uud itaUite I'lai-is, hollows and rounds 2 casks Gate Hinges, Japd. and Heavy Scotch I'. Hiugea !9 packets Casement Stays, Letter Butt Hinged, Bkim Coolers, Purror Wheals, Slteith Bosses, Weston's Pn|> ley Blocks, Wire Olonts, Tacks, Jeye's Iliaiptectant, Tool Kits, Rangoon OU Oalioon 3 sod Sowers, Diets Driving 'jamps, Chei'cy's Hammers, Frasar Axle Orease, Ratchet Braces, Tinned Rivets, " Iron City " Mattocks, 11 op and Brash Holders, Bash Cord, Gala Iwitohei), Shelf Brackets, Wood Hay Rakes, Scythe Stones, Oabinet taper Kniery Cloth, Turkey Hones, Brass-, cased Tube, Set* Weights, Uiik Oocks Klaa Packing, Bottle Jacks, Sprtngaaif Swivel Hooks, Bedscrews, Soldarli. Irons, Chests Locks, Brass, Fad ae> Box Look
StkQS&pthom&i Pnosaer fit Oc.'v New Zealand Drug Company (Umlted) Woatfiold Mauvus. Prlco Mat, Season 1900, DiLIVLItSiD IN ON3 VON LBf», freight paid alcajJilde following p»rt»:— Waltara, New Plymouth (Breakwater), Opunake, and Wangtnul, "A" SjpPTp>iriSp>.a;c (total pho«phaKK 4U per r.-rit., soluble 32/34 per cent, ' r>i. . i-m. uutinoiUi*) Mi Boiimliihl Ipnrti !•:r T 10 0 Buneduut <;n u • 0 • UouC'U'st. mill 0 lfl € Rpw'lul xtoo! Manure » II ■ Spocljl'. Griiflß Manure "A'' I tor t»f drpfclEj) !»• Special Grass Manure "B" (f«* perinonwst pa«ture) I I • Special Potati Manure ~ la 0 Westfleld Prepared (lua.v> (toe tarnip«) «U <f ® J Special Turalp Manure T I J Special Rape Manure T » e Special Corn Manure "A" (tor ffreea feed) T Be BpecUl Cots M«mire "B" (*•»_., whe-at, oatH, barley, etc.) T • fc Sperinl Maine Manor# "A" (wr ji-wa fi*ed) ' M • Bfterl.il Mslse Meffinre "B" (fw oefc Biki'f) T Sft 0 Special Orchard Manure "A" (for J*un« tree*) • 9 « Ssivolal Orchard Manure "K" (#wr fruit formation! J J ? Sptclal Clover Manure l 1 ! Special OuU>a Manure #OB £ulpjate of ABinioirt«_ l y., MB 1 cSnrhrlse rarauc wuano. 3?c*t Mesa (sh per ci-ot. phosphate of llu«) 4 9 § KnlJilt, original sacks about lewt IB Nitrate of Soda, original use*" _ about Zcwt M/a ewt Muriate of Potash, ertglnal »aeka about 2cwt l®/3 cirt Sulphite of Potanii, ordinal mcUn about 2cwt 10/8 cwt Buliriiate of Iron, original 3acks about liewt 10/S cwt Bpwlal Garden ffinure, 1411) hugs 1/0 lU BN>wl Grit, 141b UfSv warae, medium, or fine .. * 1/0 tftdl Vltafior for pot plants, lib ttn« M eaoli Discount less 2# per eent. for eash, excepting: " Westaeld Prepared Gwino" which is NETT. ?rlc« stioject to alteration without notion. Previous Ltsts v.aw cancelled. Auckland. 2Srd Au artist. IMMI
Takanaki acclimatisation SOCIETY. FISHING SEASON—IST OCTOBER! 1900, TO 30xu APRIL, 1901. FISHING LICENSES may be obtained from Mr. 0. O. Smith, Ingltwood, and from the undersigned, D. McALLUM, Secretary. Mens licenses, ]os; boys under 16, 6e ladies, 6a, day liccnso, 2a Od; one week, B» Licenses have been lamed to the fottt ing persoiiH-. D. llcAlkm T. J, Niobolh W. Uewley A. Bewlay N. Fewley A. Callander A. Shirley A. Va'li Charles Smith M. Kennedy T. C. li. Nicholle I'opki D,so'.) H. I). Psttwey A. B. Kle'cher G. I'. V. Hoc ran J. W. tfaby U. \V. Newshara 0. MarUUam K. Swaiiti W.K. MoAllam H U. Leofa V. Clarke T. Grey n n hmfit T. A. Swaydku G, O. bmith Geo. Wile on N. Shoppaid IJ. Gilea A. Cftonettt ire liAnv*on G. C. HconaTi 11. Kroner C. K. llnf e \Y. K. W i^ging v< .VI „ .. ll- uart H»£j. Kawle <1 .H. Kinjtxley IS. N. Kow lur
CHRISTMAS, igoo New Goods! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I CARPETS. I CARPETS. CARPETS.' THE LARGEST AMD BEST SELECTED STOCK EVER SHOWN IN NEW PLYMOUTH* Now landing 01 " Malatua,"— 8 BALES AXMINSTER, WINDSO&, AND BRUSSELS „ CARPETS, ' with Borders and Houtbrugs to nutcb 0&c8£ STAIR CARPETS, AND TAPESTRY 6Q HAKES. Ex " Waikato,"— 4 BALES Cocoanut Mattings (ALL WIDTHS) 4 BALES Bedside Rugs and Slip Mats 4 BALF.S Squai srzasy
o. CARTER, """ THE PEOPLES' GROSER, : il CALLS YOUR ATTENTION TO THE ADVANTAGES OF Formalin Solution i'his is described as a most powerful DISINFEOTANT, DEODORANT GERMICIDE ANI), PRKSEKVATIVF. For fcho latter purpose it is TO PRESERVE MILK, CIIEAM, BUTTER, MEAT, &c. To be had in Bottles of C. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER, * Devon Street, Central, New Plymouth. The at. ova and AKTICI/ES to bo had »t THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY.
Christmas Tables NOW READY! NOW READY! ' - C* RAND DISPLAY of—- < T FANCY GOODS & TOYS. OPEN KVBRY NMSHT XftlS S. T. "PETTY, WOm* THKATKK ItuVAi,, * p
p #is txmrr!Q& N u<jjT II BjK VMjjO 'IVO. K V ALP HA-DE LAVAL SEPARATOR. THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY Have been notified by Mason, Rtuuthkbs & Co., cf Clirisi church, that they received o cable od Saturday that tho [ATiPHA-I)E LAVAL SKI'AK vi'OKb had fiOO'ii red the GI{AN D l'U 12 K at the Paris Exhibition, heat irij* all other nompotitora. E to advise the ••ul.tio tlmt we ar.' carrying od buainew in New Ply month (in promises opnosite the Coffee Palace, in Kemont-street) a .LAND an ESTATE AGENTS, Vetdors are invited to send us particulars propertiw which they may wish to dia oae of. FOB THK LAND. LAND. WATT & LAING, Kgraout-stroet, Opposite Coffee P&laeo
butcher & CO. oarriagh Builders wheelwrights, ' GlJtfftßAL SMiTHSi pr., .*,*<; ,0 >:ANUr<ACT.:KJ| BBS" s3^ ti!Or« "*VrUONfcS UlUtl f>U, 4 ys W K7AJS3S* i TrUl SoUuiUirt. Work Q Mninto#i BUTCHER BLANCHETT, & NIBBET (Lata J. Ijctobrook), Orrouiß 00-omhiiitb Stoiui. OURKIB BTRRJCT,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 29, 6 February 1901, Page 4
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