Painting in oil with approved colors, on walls or ceilings, 1 coat . . . 0 3½
Painting with oil, . . . 2 coats 0 7
. . . 3 coats 0 9
. . . 4 coats 1 0
Painting . . . on woodwork, 1 coat 0 3½
. . . 2 coats 0 7
. . . 3 coats 0 9
. . . 4 coats 0 11
Graining oak, and twice varnishing (including grounds) . . . 3 0

Per dozen.
Pencils—Camel hair, crow . . . 1 6
Sable . . . 5 0
duck . . . 4 0
goose . . . 3 0
swan . . . 3 6

Per lb.
Pumice stone . . . 0 6
. . . in powder . . . 0 8
Putty—In bladders . . . 0 4

Per gallon.
Turpentine—Spirits of . . . 15 0
Varnish—Black, for iron (Noble and Hoare’s) . . . 15 0
Lithographic . . . 25 0
Mastic . . . 25 0
(For coach builders)
Best hard body . . . 30 0
. . . elastic carriage . . . 25 0
. . . black Japan . . . 25 0
. . . Japan gold size . . . 20 0
(For house builders and painters)
Fine copal (Noble & Hoare’s) . . . 25 0
Best elastic carriage . . . 24 0
Best oak . . . 18 0
. . . 20 0
Fine quick furniture . . . 18 0
. . . pale paper . . . 18 0
. . . black Japan . . . 25 0
Best Japan gold size . . . 20 0
Extra hard carriage . . . 25 0
Knotting . . . 18 0
Spirit (for cabinet makers)
Best brown hard (Noble and Hoare’s) . . . 18 0
. . . French polish . . . 18 0
Best hard body (Blundell, Spence and Co.’s) . . . 30 0
. . . elastic carriage . . . 25 0
. . . black Japan . . . 25 0
. . . Japan gold size (For house builders and painters) . . . 20 0
Fine copal (Blundell, Spence and Co.’s) . . . 25 0
Best elastic carriage . . . 24 0
Best oak . . . 18 0
. . . 20 0
Fine quick furniture . . . 18 0
. . . pale paper . . . 18 0
. . . black Japan . . . 25 0
Best Japan gold size . . . 20 0
Extra hard carriage . . . 25 0
Knotting . . . 18 0
Spirit (for cabinet makers)
Best brown hard (Blundell, Spence and Co.’s) . . . 18 0
. . . French polish . . . 18 0

Per superficial yard.
Whitening walls or ceilings, 1 coat . . . 0 2
. . . 2 coats . . . 0 3
. . . 3 coats . . . 0 4
. . . 4 coats . . . 0 5

Per cwt.
Whiting . . . 10 0
Zinc, white, dry . . . 42 0

PLUMBERS’ MATERIALS.
A. & T. BURT’S Tender accepted for the year 1864:—

Per cwt.
Sheet Lead, any weight, per foot . . . 32 9½
. . . 36 0
Lead piping, any size . . . 36 0

Each.
Lift pumps 2½ to 3 inch (Douglas’s patent) . . . 24 0
. . . 3½ to 4 . . . 38 0
. . . 4½ to 5 . . . 46 0
Force pumps, all brass, 2½ inch . . . £7 15 0
. . . 3 inch . . . 9 15 0
. . . 3½ inch . . . 11 15 0
. . . 4 inch . . . 13 15 0
. . . 4½ inch . . . 15 10 0
. . . 6 inch . . . 17 10 0

IRONMONGERY.
BAINES & OLIVER’S Tender accepted for the year 1864:—

All articles marked * to sample.

Each.
Adzes—Carpenters’, Nos. 2 & 3, square polled (R. Sorby or Mathieson’s) . . . 4 0
Carpenters’, Nos. 2 & 3, round polled (R. Sorby or Mathieson’s) . . . 4 0
Coopers’, Nos. 2 & 3 (R. Sorby or Mathieson’s) . . . 4 0

Per lb.
Anvils—Smiths’, 28 lbs and upwards (Atwood or Wilkinson’s) wrought iron, steel face & beak . . . 0 6
Smiths’, 28 lb and upwards (best Sheffield make) . . . 0 6

Per ½ inch.
Augers—Screw, ¼ to 2 inch (R. Sorby or Mathieson’s) . . . 0 7
Shell, ¼ to 2 inch . . . 0 4

Per gross.
Awls—Brad . . . 4 0

Per dozen.
Brads, handled, assorted . . . 3 6

Each.
Axes—American, handled, 4 to 6 lbs (Collins or Sharp’s) . . . 6 6
Broad, Nos. 4 to 7 . . . 10 0
Barrows—Wheel, wood (navvies) . . . 8 0
Basins—Iron, 12 inch, galvanized . . . 1 6
. . . 14 inch, . . . 2 0
. . . 15 inch, . . . 2 6
. . . 12 inch, enamelled . . . 4 0
. . . 14 inch, . . . 5 0
. . . 15 inch, . . . 6 0
Tin pressed, . . . 12 inch . . . 2 0
. . . 14 inch . . . 2 6
. . . 15 inch . . . 4 0

Bath Bricks . . . 0 4
Bedsteads—Strong, iron stump, single, 6 by 2 ft. 9 in., assorted, plain common colors, on castors . . . 35 0

Bellows—House, 10 inch . . . 2 6
. . . 12 inch . . . 2 10

Per inch.
Smiths’ 24 and 26 inch, double nailed galvanized (Onion’s) . . . 2 6

Per lb.
Bells—Large hand, brass, 4 to 8 inches . . . 3 6
Station, composition, 12 to 20 inches diameter at mouth, without handles . . . 2 0