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Table CLXXIV—continued.

SPECIES.	WHERE GROWN.	USES.
Panacoco	French Guiana	A strong wood for constructive purposes, furniture, &c.
Pangira	Zambesi	For ship and house building.
Pao-preta	Zambesi„	Cabinet work, turnery, &c.
Pao-„terra	Zambesi„	A ship-building wood, also for furniture.
Pao-„ferro	Zambesi„	A substitute for Sabicu.
Pao-„fava	Zambesi„	A substitute„ for Mahogany.
Pao-de-pezo.	Brazil	A substitute„ for Lignum Vitæ.
Pao-„setim	Brazil„	Generally in the domestic arts.
Parewah	Burmah	Constructive purposes generally, piles, &c.
Penthityah .	Burmah„	Constructive purposes generally, piles, &c.„
Peguy .	Brazil	Ship-building, carpentry, &c.
Peppermint, brown	Australia	Constructive purposes generally, charcoal, &c.
Peppermint,„ white	Australia„	Constructive purposes generally, charcoal, &c.„
Peroba-pardu	Brazil	Ship-building.
Peroba-„branca	Brazil„	Ship-building,„ furniture, domestic arts.
Peroba-„vermetho	Brazil„	A substitute for Cedar or Mahogany.
Pine, Red	Canada	Constructive purposes generally, masts, &c.
Pine,„ Yellow	Canada„	Cabinet and joiners' work, fittings, patterns, masts, &c.
Pine,„ Pitch	North America	Cabinet and joiners' work, outside planks for ships, masts, &c.
Pine,„ Oregon	West Coast of N. America	Constructive purposes generally, masts, &c.
Pine,„ Kaurie	New Zealand	Cabinet and joiners' work, fittings, patterns, masts, &c.
Pine,„ celery-topped	V. Diemen's Land	Constructive purposes in carpentry.
Pingow	Borneo	Planks, beams, piles, constructive purposes generally.
Pingue	Zambesi	A substitute for Lignum Vitæ.
Pink wood	Australia	Constructive purposes, cabinet work.
Piquea-marfim	Brazil	Cabinet work, a substitute for satin wood.
Plum tree	Australia	Furniture, gun stocks, &c.
Pohutukawa.	New Zealand	Ships' frames, carpentry, agricultural implements.
Puriri	New Zealand„	Ships' frames, carpentry, agricultural implements.„
Pugatea	New Zealand„	Civil architecture, domestic arts.
Pyengadu	Burmah	Constructive purposes generally, piles, &c.
Raiz-de-Pingue	Zambesi	See Pao-preto.