Ironmongery and Hardware AT WHOLESALE PRICES. D. BERRY & CO. T"*|T AYE ruaeh pleasure in call' -*--*- ing the attention of the public to an immense reduction in prices of their goods, owing to decreased coat in the Fnglish and American Markets and to the fact that freights by the direct steamers are now costing less than half the rate previously obtaining. They have therefore, regardless of oldf.r co^ts, carefully reduced the price of every item of their large and varied stcck to the smallest working profit, and trust to be recouped by an increased amount of business. They would respectfully request' an inspection of stock and prices, when every attention will be shown to those favoring them with a call, whether purchasing or not. Country Storekeepers can rely on getting goods at or below those quoted from the larger cities, with the difference of freight added. SPECIAL VALUES In Electroplated Goods direct froriithe best English makers — suitable for Wedding and other presents. None recommended without maker is known. OUTLEEY By Jos, Rodgers, Christopher Johnson, Lock wood, and i otLer leading makers. i - Furnishing Ironmongery, Lamps, Bedsteads, Wire Mattresses, Tiavelling Trunks, Tinuec and Enamelled Holloware, &c, at prices never before sold at in New Plymouth The reduction n Builders' Ironmongery and Tools only requires to be known to be appreciated: "ORB" Brand Corrugated Iron, the Best- and much the Cheapest; also curved for Tanks and to any p&ttern for verandahs. Water and Gas Pipes cut and screwed to any lengths by machinery. Oils, Paints, Colors, Varnishes aud Painters' Brushware and requisites. Bricks, - Common and Fire; Lime, Cement, and Fire Clay. Aseuts for Messrs Booth,' .Macdonald's celebrated Spading and Disa Harrows, Chaff Cutters, Ploughs, florae Gears, Windmills ond other Agricultural Implements" Reid & Grays Farm" Implements at [ makerß* prices. Kauri Timber Cob Doors, Sashes and Joinery. [ Jno Wildon & Co.'s Hydraulic Lime and | Cement. Soott's Celebrated Victor Stoves, |Qrave Fences and Ornamental ironwork. Qg&lnderf from England, America, or the Continent undertaken, allowing all discounts obtained, at a commission to be ascertained upon inquiry. Average time required four to five months. NOTE THE ADDKESB— D. BERRY & CO., Brongbam-street, New Plymontb; and Broadway, Stratford. TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES BETWEEN New Plymouth and Hawera* ON and after MONDAY, 2nd January C'aacheß will leuve New Plymouth for Hawera nnd intermediate pla"es ovary Monday, Wortntsitiy. anJ Fri Iny at 9 am, nriivin« at Opunnko at 430 p.m., eta} ing th«re that nij>ht, and lenvinse for Hawera nfxt morning to catch tr ins going North ond South. ('o»cbis will leave Hawera for New Plymouth and intermediate p'acee on Mondays nn<i Wednesdays at 2 p.m , and Fridny.s at 12.15 p m., sta.vintr, at Opunnko same ni;bt, reaching New Plj mouth at 3 p.m . next day. Through Fares, 20s ; fares to Opunake. 10a ; and iuteruiediatu places between New Ph mouth nnd Opunake at usual fares. Return tickets will be issued between New Plyucuth and Opunake and intermediate places and vice verm at h>lf tho usual faros aided Available for one month from d*te of iesua. JOB VILE, P-oprietor. CHUTTLEWOIITH BROTQERB, U TIMBER MERCHANTS & IMPORTS! * HAVJ! OS SALR, — Bnildorß Material and Builders' Ironmongery PaperhanKings nnd Bcrim Oils, Painte, and Colors Portland Cnmont, Beßt Sorei-nod.Coal Fenoing Wire, Corrugate.! Iron "^4^Bo at tht Albion Mills.— Fine Bonednst of our own manufacture (warranted genuine), Gnano. Crushed or Whole Oats, ! Chaff. Devon and Queen Btkkets. |a caud.l MRS A. ABBOTT, havin* erected n«w and coratnodionH premipes, fitted with t^o Utoct convergences, ond pleasantly si uated in the nw-t h'tiithv part of the tewn, am) com id muling one <>f fho r-r-ef vipwh otiliiioublf, is no? p*o porrd to nnromrpoduto a f< w priva'e bourr'erp. Tourists an lln ali tv spot ia'l v provided for A. ABBOTT, 'Propri(tro«p, b73i Cambiulos Hocbb. An ounce of Arthur Nathan's Reliable lea goes as far in the pot ns double tb quantity of ordinary toa. Try it— it cnly 2b per Ib. "
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9921, 5 February 1894, Page 1
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651Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9921, 5 February 1894, Page 1
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