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Taranaki Herald, Volume II, Issue 99, 21 June 1854, Page 1

ON SAM BY CURTIS & WATT, NA I LS— Fine, strong, and counter clout — spikes, rose, wrought clasp— cut flooring brads — tacks — galvanised — horse-shoe nails & small brads Potato Forks — Hoes — Rakes Spades — shovels and scytheH Garden, brick and pcinting trowels B.race and bits Turkey & Charnley Forest Stones Hinges and locks assorted Tin trunks — Rat traps Fire-irons — iron bedsteads Copper furnaces — perforated zinc Plough share Moulds & Bullock Bows Arm moulds & boxes Cart axles & boxes— harrow teeth Hay knife — Bellows Screwed bolts— cart springs Spring tape measures Di awing knives — pocket do Nail scissors— surplice pins Iron, (able, & basting spoons Baking dishes — candlesticks Coffee pots and filterers Japanned water cans— -pig rings Tin pots & pannikins— Jacket lamps Barrow wheels — boxes of tin Ladies' & Gentlemen's SADDLES do do Bridles Stock, Hunting, and Jockey Whips Pig and cart Whips Stirrup Leathers — Girths/Martingalea Curbs & Hooks — Stable Hooks Spurs & Rowels — Belts Whipcord — flocks — halters Horse brushes & curry combs Dog and manger chains and collars Cart & trace harness Saddler's tools 3 hhds Brandy, Whiskey 6,000 Cigars, 5 kegs Tobacco 4 cases Claret Illustrated Testament — Hymns Account & Memorandum Books Orbs of Heaven — Dumas Travels Mormons— Johnson's Life Pianoforte Instructor Gems of Wood Engraving Panoramas ol London Blotting & Letter paper Toy paint boxes — Carpenter's spelling Pearl & Scotch Barley in tins Tapioca— Pea flour Tea — cocoa — coffee — Pimento Crushed & Island sugar Dried Fruits — Pickled Salmou Lamp cotton — sperm candles Druggets — Kidderminster carpets Chintz table c-ver» — Huckaback Dusters — diaper toweling Regatta ehiits and shirting — collnrs Prints — Navy blue, Hoyle's and Furniture D.imask table cloths Velvet bracelets— Gauze Veils Now Plymouth, May 13, 1854. IN THE TOWN OF NEW PLYMOUTH. TO BE BOLID> BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL that Valuable and Capital HOUSE l\ situate in the principal part of the Town, now in the occupation of Mr. W. <Spurdle, together with the. Garden attached containing about twenty perches. For particulars apply to Mcairs. STANDISH & NORRIS, New Plymouth, Solicitors Juno 13, 1854. OMATA, TO BE SOLD or LET on Lease, with a Purchasing clause, 75 acres of BUSH LAND, three acres of which are cleared, For particulars, apply at the Offices of Messrs. STANDISII & NORRIS, New Plymouth, Solicitors. Juno 6, 1854. |