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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9957, 19 March 1894, Page 1

Bronniongery and Hardware AP WHOLESALE PRICES. D. BERRY & CO. HAVE much pleasure in calling the attention of the public to an immense reduction in prices of their goods, owing to de creased cost in the English 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 oldfr co.ts, carefully reduced the price of every item of their large and varied stock 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 piices, 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 from the best English makers — siitable for Wedding and other presents. None recommended without maker is known. CUTLERY By Jos, Rodgers, Christopher Johnson, Lockwood, and other leading makers. Furnishing Ironmongery, Lamps, Bedsteads, Wira Mattresses, Travelling Trunks, Tinned and Enamelled Holloware, &c, at prices never before sold »t in New Plymouth The reduction n Builders' Ironmongery and Tools only requires I to be known to be appreciated: "OBB" Brand Corrugated Iron, the Best and much the Cheapest; also curved for Tanks and to any pattern for verandahs. "Water and Gas Pipes cut and screwed to any lengths by machinery Oils, Paints, Colors, j Varnishes aud Painters' Brushware and requisites. Bricks, Common and Fire; Lime, Cement, and Fire Clay. A »eut s» for Messrs Booth, jMacdonald's celebrated Spading and Disc Harrows, Chaff Cutters, Ploughs, Horse Gears, Wind- " mills aud other Agricultural Implements Reid & Gray s Farm Implements at makers' prices. Kauri Timber Co's Doors, Sashes and Joinery. Jno Wilson & Oo.'b HydrauMo Lime and Cement. Scott's Celebrate-i Victor Btoves, v Grave Fences and Ornamental ''ronwork. %g$ Inden from England, America, or the Continent undertaken, allowing all discounts obtained, at a commission to be ascertained upon inquiry. Average lime required four to Jive viontlis. NOTE THE ADDRESS— D. BERRY & CO., Bronguam-Btreet, New Plymouth; and Broadway, Stratford. leaTTTea^ IHh; "Blue Cross" STILL LEADS FORJ QUALITY AND VALUE; Packed for tbe Colonies by an ■ experienced firm of over 20 years' standing It is a scientific Blend, composed solely of British grown tea. It is Delicious fine flavored, smooth to the ~ palate, the result of tbe blender's experience, excelled by no other tea in the market. A leading London Tea Broker adds a further testimony : — " / have again had samples of " Blue Cross " Teas submitted to me for critical examination Having carefully tested them, j / confidently rejwrt that they are selectedfrom the best gardens of Ceylon and India, and their flavor is simply delicious." Ask your grocer to get it for yo^— 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 8d per lb. Wholesale ; A. H. MOORE, Opunake and WEBSTER & MOKELLAR, New Plymouth FOB SALE. RAIiOTU HOTEL, as a going i-oncorn. Price £3500. Full particular*- on application. Nono but principals dealt with. Also, a GENERAL STORE at Kaliotu> with a long lease, small rentil; no good will required. Prestnt turnover £25 por week. An energetic, man can make it £50 in a very short timo Full particulars, with reason for disposal, upon application, To none but principals. Apply to F. SIMEON, 275 a Robotii Hotel, Ruhotu. An ounce of Arthur Nathan's Reliable Teu t'oee as far iv the pot «s double th quantity of ordinary Jtea. Try it— it J only 2b P*r lb.