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

Business. Cards. BE3RY AND NEWMAN HAVE ON SAL*,,— Galvanised Iron, 6 to lOfts. Lead-edge Bidge Lead-bead Nai}° Zino Sheet Lead Sorowa and vVashers Fenoing Wire and Staples Barb Wire Wire and Ewbank Nails Portland Oemont Drain Pipes— all blbsc, SJate Slabs Bottle and Timber JaoUp O.Cr. Spouting and Down Jfipa Galvanised and Blaok Piping Sashweights Builders' lionmongery (all sorts).' Welare now Agents for the Auckland TiinberlOompany's.Goods, and are taking Builders' orders at Auckland trade price, with freights only added. We also keep a large stock of their Sashes, Doors, Architraves, &c.i at very cheap prices. ALBO, TO ARRIVE,— 100,000 Feet of T, and G, Busticated and Ordinary Toiara. OFFIOE-BEOCTGHAM STREET, YARDS-QUEEN STREET. BERRY A NEWMAN, Aghnts, New Plymouth, 440 to WIEE! WIEE! WIEE! 1 6) TONS of Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Best Blacl X*J Annealed WIRE, from SLIGHTLY SOILED to BEST CONDITION, for sale rom £13 per ton upwards. BERRY^fc NEWMAN, 908 to Brougham-street. SHUTTLEWORTH 8803., TIMBEP MERCHANTS St IMPORTERS, I Have on salb,— Builders' Materials, and Builders' Ironmongery Paperhanginga and Sorim 1 Oils, Paint s, and Colours Portland Cement, Best Screened Coal Fenoing Wire, Corrugated Ircr. Also, at the ALBION MILLS,— Fine Bone Dust of our own manufaottue (warranted genuine) Guano Crushed cr Whole Oats, Chaff. DEVON AND QUEEN STREETS. 1027 to JAMES TURNER, Importer of all kinds of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN WARE. NEW IRON~BUILDING, DEVON STREET EAST. allß h te UNITED SERVICE BOARDING HOUSE, Devon Bteeet, New Plymouth, MBS. TOWNBEND H. S. LEE, PAINTER, SIGN-WRITEB, AND HOIJSE DECORATEK, Devon Street East. a!l9 jal3 SAVE YOUE FREIGHT AND PLANT LOCAL-GROWN TREES! Fruit Trees Forest Trees Ornamental Conifera Flowers Shrubs Pot Plants Storeland Greenhouse Plants Bedding Plants, o c. ; JAS, MrfCRLNSON, NURSEUYAIAN, SEEDSMAN, AND FLORIST, Caledonian Nursery, NEW PLYMOUTH. MY Stock of Trees this teabou ia more extensive, and M:pui ior ia quality, than auy previously offered, being iemmkubly vfell rooted aud healthy, cousibliug ol all tlio icudiug varieties of Fiuil 'I'iecs under eullivaliou iv the Colonies; aud a full collcctiou of Ornamental Conifera, Pines, &c, Hedge Plants, Shelter Stulf, Sec, &x. PRICES FOB GASH VEBY LOW, Frnit Trees from 9s to 36s per dozen, 1, 2, and 3-year-olds Pinus Insignis from 10s to 75s per 100, 1, 2, 3, and 4 years ■ Pinus Maritimi from 10s to 60s per 100, 1, 2, 3, and 4. years Cupressus ,Macrocarpa from 15s to 50s per 100, 1 and 2 yeais , ; Quicks fran^lOs to 15s per 1000 Buberrys from 10s to 15s per 1000 ! .African Box Thorn from 10s to 15s per 1000 Thyra Compacla from 20s to 25s per 100 I Hakeas from 5s to 10s per 100 ' ' English Hollies from 10a to 15a per 100 j Camelias from 24s to 30s per do/,. > Azaleas from «Js to 12s per dozen ( iirsl-class lioscs fiom (is to 18s per dozen / varieties Blue Gums irom 2s Gil per dozen ) lied Gums fiom Gu per 100. My Apples this season arc all on Die bliglnlubibtnig btock, bliuiig and hcullhy, 1 am importing this Benson 1000 Apple liecs from ono of the linebt groncra in tlo Southern llctuiupl.crc, cuicttilly selected by m^bulf, of which 1 have selected all the new varieties worthy of note— viz , English, American, and Russian varieties, ' riUST-CLASS GARDEN SEEDS, Colonial andEoglish grown, tall and Bridal Bouquets made to order. GARDENS LAID OUT AND PLANTED Planting done by contract or jthcrwi&c, James Mitchlnson, CALEDONIAN NURSERY NEW PLYMOUI