USES OF PRINCIPAL WOODS. 



TABLE CLXXIV. continued. 



WHERE GROWN. 



Panacoco 



Pangira 

 Pao-preta 

 ,, ferra 



,, ferro 



,, fava 

 Pao-de-pezo . 



,, setim 

 Parewah 



Penthityah . 

 Peguy . 

 Peppermint, brown 



, , \vhite 



Peroba-pardu 

 ,, branca 



vermetho . 

 Pine, Red . 

 ,, Yellow 

 ,, Pitch . 



,, Oregon 

 ,, Kaurie 



celery-topped 

 Pingow 



Pingue 

 Pink wood . 



Piquea-marnm 



Plum tree . 

 Pohutukawa . 



Puriri . 

 Pugatea 

 Pyengadu 



Raiz-de-Pingue . 



French Guiana 

 Zambesi 



Brazil 

 Burmah 



Brazil 

 Australia 



Brazil 



Canada 



North America . 



j West Coast of 

 I N. America 

 New Zealand 



V. Diemen'sLand 

 Borneo 



Zambesi . 

 Australia . 



Brazil 



Australia . 

 New Zealand 



Burmah 



Zambesi 



A strong wood for constructive 

 purposes, furniture, &c. 



For ship and house building. 



Cabinet work, turnery, &c. 



A ship-building wood, also for 

 furniture. 



A substitute for Sabicu. 



,, Mahogany. 



,, Lignum Vita?. 



Generally in the domestic arts. 



Constructive purposes generally, 

 piles, &c. 







Ship-building, carpentry, &c. 

 Constructive purposes generally, 

 charcoal, &c. 



5> 



Ship -building. 



,, furniture, domestic 



arts. 



A substitute for Cedar or Maho- 

 gany. 



Constructive purposes generally, 

 masts, &c. 



Cabinet and joiners' work, fittings, 

 patterns, masts, &c. 



Cabinet and joiners' work, outside 

 planks for ships, masts, &c. 



Constructive purposes generally, 

 masts, &c. 



Cabinet and joiners' work, fittings, 

 patterns, masts, c. 



Constructive purposes in carpentry. 



Planks, beams, piles, constructive 

 purposes generally. 



A substitute for Lignum Vitse. 



Constructive purposes, cabinet 

 work. 



Cabinet work, a substitute for 

 satin wood. 



Furniture, gun stocks, &c. 



Ships' frames, carpentry, agricul- 

 tural implements. 



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Civil architecture, domestic arts. 

 Constructive purposes generally, 

 piles, &c. 



See Pao-preto. 



