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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 4463, 4 October 1883, Page 1

L- D. Nathan & Co.'s Advertisement. warehousemen, WINE AND (SPIRIT MEUUHANi'B, V7HOLKUALK QROOERS, TOBACCO IMPORTERS GENERAL MEROxlAtftd. T ) DRAPERa, GROCERS, AJffD GENifiiiAl, 6TJKE KEEPERS IN TAiiAirfAii.i. In ooQiioqa^noe of the large naeasarp ol support wo taavo received Irom^ew i*iy mouth and thu Inrannki Distrust goneralljr, we .have established a permanent Sample Room at out nevr premises, OtLttiilE STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH, where our Mr. Goldwatkb will be happy tc receive personal and postal orders for execution from oar Auckland atoo^. Wo respeotf ully soiioit the continued oraero of our l'aranaki oiiente, and diroot them K> the following brief outline of our atook oi Ueueral iierouaudiae, suited to all classes of buyers via.: — ALL THE PRINCIPAL GOODS adapted for the GROCERY TRADE. NEW ASdORrMENTd ARRIVING BY KBARLY KVHttY LONDON VESSEL. (CT E W OEASON'a rHEAS 1883-1884. OUR NEW SEASON'S TEAS JUST TO HAND. AMPLE 3 FOB LIQUOKI3G ,OS APFMOATION. L. D. ]S^ THAN k Co'C 0 ' Wines, Beers, Spirits, and all Hotel laquors of the Best Quality in great variety. m B A S!! m E A S !! We have a LARGE and WELL ASSORTED STOCK, consisting of CHOICE MEDIUM AND LOW CONGOUB CHOICE MEDIUM AND KAISOW3 CHOICEST MAHDABIN-SOENTED ORANGE PEKOE MEDIUM MANDAKIS-SCENTED ASSAM PEKOE AND PEKOE SOUCHONGS BABJEELINO PEKOES AND PEKOE BOU OHOXGS CACHAB 4 PEKOE And our w oil-known COLONIAL MIXTURE, A rich blend of India and China Teas, packed is 61b. and 111 b, tins, We also invite attention to the] 1360 PKGS DBAPEEIEb &c., now landing and to arrive ex sailing vessels — Olenlora, Glance, Buttermere, LangEtone and Zealandia, Comprising a complete selection in eaob of the various departments. Millinery Ottoman Gauzes and Coloured Silks] Dreaa btuffa in groat variety Woollens Yisitea, and Dolmans Skirts and Costumes Corsets Frillings Flowers and Feathers Velvets and Velveteens Ladies' Dressing Gowns Underclothing Infants' Frocks and Baby Linen Hosiery — Plain and Fanoy Ribbons and Laces Shirt*— Dressed and Undressed Linea and Linen-faced Collars Clothing of a'l description Waterproof Coata Cashmere, Twill, Tweed to Silk Chcok Super Elastic Tweed to Woollen Plaid, and Black Sheeting Jackets and Suite Trousers — Miller's Sc Printed Moles, and » large variety in Tweeds; Bluo and Drab American Duck Overalls md Jumpers Boys' and Youths' Suits Hats and Cups Bella and Braves Eng.iah aud Colonial Tweeds Blankets Quilte and Bed Covers Flannels Shirtings Canvas Flax Flour Bags, bleached, 50 and 1001 b, Oil Baizes, Linoleum Floorolotb, Hessian Stairs Hessinas and (Scrims Yarn, Beam, and Coir Mats Hearth Rugs Silesias Sheetings in all widths— Finlay's and Manchester Grey and B.'eached, White Calicoes, Horrocks 1 , Ohew8on"B, and Wot Woves Bough Browns, Slate Hollands, and Grass Cloths, Sec. Yarns and Berlin Wools in all shades Braids Cotton Reels Haberdashery and small wares of every description Saddlery— Saddle Cloths, Snaffle Bridles, Girths, fcaddlo Troes, Whips Piptß, Sue. — Meerschaum, G.8.D., end Briar, with ivory and horn uioun'h, tome special choap liuee, Amber mcuth-pieccF, Tobacco P.,uclloii, aud 1 obaccoDists' Goods gOLcrally Electro-plated Goods Cutlery of nil descript on 8 Pi-jiBO Sc Lubin'ti ana Rimmel's Perfumery fcoaps GGodaH'dPlbTiuir Cards Stationery of every description. AXE AND piCK 'OANDLES A LAEGK tiUirY OF JUEN'S AND B'JYS' AXE HANDLES, AND BOAD AND MINI IS G PICK HANDLES AT USUALLY LOW PIIICKS. Highest markit prioea given for lunger,