WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, L TD Napier, Port Ahuriri, Hastings, Dannevirke, Gisborne, Waipawa, and Wairoa. General merchants and IMPORTERS. LARGE STOCKS OF Farm and station requisites ALWAYS ON HAND. ADVANCES MADE AGAINST STOCK, GROWING CLIPS OF WOOL AND PRODUCE. AUCTION SALES Held regularly throughout the District. SPECIAL SALES AS REQUIRED WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, AND TALLOW SALES At Napier and at Dannevirke. INSURANCE. National Insurance Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. (Fire, Marine, and Accident). Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire and Accident).
SEEDS I FOR AUTUMN SOWING, j RYEGRASS, Hawke’s Bay, San--1 don, and Southern; COCKS FOOT, MEADOW FOXTAIL, i CRESTED DOGSTAIL, CLOV ; ERS, TIMOTHY, &c., &c. SEND FOR SAMPLES AND QUOTATIONS. MANURES. SPECIAL MIXTURES FOR CROPS AND PASTURES, i ; PROPERTIES. A Large Number of I STATION & FARM PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LEASE . In all parts of the North Island . INQUIRIES FROM INTENDING I PURCHASERS INVITED. ;ACE N T S fob
Tyner Line direct steamers to Loo don. Sutton’s and Yates’ Agricultural and Garden Seeds. •Tie Leading Makes of Implements, Machinery, Tools, Patent Foods, and Medicines, etc., for use upon Stations and Farms. ooper's Sheep Dips, Medicines and Shearing Machinery. f. W. WILLIAMS 4 N. KETTLE. MANAGING DIRECTORS yyiLLIAMS AIW QREAGB NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Carriers, Forwarding and Shippini Agents. AGENTS —Wilson’s “Star” Brand Cement and Hydraulic Lime; Canterbury S.S. Co., Ltd., Produce Steamers from Southern Ports. r\UR HASTINGS BRANCH is U-' now open for business. Hastings importers will find the Branch a great convenience, inasmuch as the manager, being a icensed Customs Agent, he can .•repare entries and take declarations, thus saving the time of importers and facilitating delivery of uoods.
No need now to go to the Postmaster for this purpose—our Manager will wait upon you. Regular service of lorries between Napier and Hastings. One charge from Ship to Shop. Supplies of cement and lime kept at our Hastings Stores for the convenience of users. Telephone : Napier 232 ; night 578 Hastings. 76 THE EXTRAVAGANCE OF CHEAPNESS. 'K’VEKY woman knows the foolish extravagance of buying anything because it is cheap. Every woman also knows that what seems •‘dear” at first, is often ' cheapest in the end.” Now the Singer Sewing Machine costs very little more than throwntogether. catch-penny machines. Yet ONE Singer will outlast SEVERAL of the ordinary kind.
The Singer has earned the reputation of running as smoothly at the end of its twentieth or thirtieth year as the day it was bought. When a Singer is bought and paid for. IT IS PAID FOR—it lasts a lifetime. o IQ PER WEEK. SOLD ON INSTALMENT PLAN. EMERSON STREET, NAPIER. ’Phone 586.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 185, 22 July 1911, Page 2
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