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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 296, 4 September 1882, Page 4

piGA NTI C O ALE. GIG-ANTIC SALE. J. S. ADAMS' GIGANTIC DRAPERY & CLOTHING SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS LONGER. The Goods must be sold AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS It will be impossible to give a full catalogue of the proposed reductions, suffice the following as indicative : — Home-spun dress stuffs, 6£d. Navy blue serges, ll^d. Black Lustres, l(Hd. Superior winceys, 17 inches wide, s|d. 2yd. wide sheeting, 10id. Grey calico, 2s. lid. per dozen White calico, 3s. lid. per dozen All linen damask, Is. 6 id. All wool flannel, lOfd. Colonial flannel, Is. 2id. Welsh flannel, Is. Id. Cotton ticking, GvM. 51in. tweed, Ib. lid. Ladies' ulster*, Gs. lid. Ladies' jackets, 10s. lid. Ladies' felt skirts, 4s. lid. Ladies' knitted skirts, 4s. lid. Ladies' chemises, Is. lOd. Black straw hats, from 4£d. Fingering, per lb., 2h. 9d. Silk umbrellas, from 4s. lid. Lace seta, Gid. Turkish towels, Bs. lid. per dozen Men's splendid Paget suits, 30s. Men's Galatea tweed suits, 275. 6d. Men's tweed trousers, strong, ss. lid. Merino pants, from Is. lid. Men's and boys' nhirts, half-price Men's Kaiapoi knitted half-hose, Is. Men's tweed coats, 13s. Gd. Ladies' trimmed and untriinmed hats, half-price. Blankets, flannels, guilts, &c, halfprice. Note the distinct rfcd, white, and blue flag. J. S. ADAMS. I T\ UN C A N"~N "~ B ROT HERS ARE NOW PBEI'ARED TO SUPPLY TIMBER IN ANY QUANTITY. ; Orders addressed Stratford will receive prompt attention. 255jan24 FRESH GARDEN SEEDS H. I. JONES & SON. SPECIAL NOTICE _ , TO THE FARMERS AND AGRICULTURISTS Of Hawera, Patea, Manaia, and Opunake. J. V.EALE AND SON, Local Agent for Sutton and Son's, Reading, can supply from Stock their hybrid UNADULTERATED VEGETABLE & GARDEN SEEDS, White Clover, Red Clover, Cowgrass, Giant Hybrid Cow Clover, Trifolium, Incamatum, Alsyke Clover, Mixed Grasses and Clovers for permanent pastures, Turnips, Kohl Eabi, Rape, and Field Cabbage; and every tlesr fiction of Farm and Garden Seeds. All orders delivered at Railway Station, New Plymouth. Samples and Catalogues ofi application. 5 4 CHARLES HKSKKTH | L-U^X^^B AITK" fiN HESKETH & AITKEN, ri RAIN & SEED MERCHANTS, VX SlIIPl»INO, AND GENERAL AGENTS^ The Havmakket, 10£ Queen -street. Auckland, Te Awamutu Waikj^o, AND HEGH-STREET, HAWERA. For the convenience of settlers and customers oulKw coast, the above firm have opened a branch establishment m Hawera.. Having succeeded to tlie seed and. grtihi business lately carried on by My. Alfred Bucklaud, they hope by steady attention to business to luGsfli a continuance of the support oif Hornier. customers, and to. supply a \\*Hit long felt ou this Coast,. New liwrjortations of all kinds o»f Agricuftiual, Garden, and Flower tieedd. ( Also, Oats, Maize, Chaff, Bwnv >Bonedußt, Guano, and Artiifewl 'Manures. Fine, Conrae, and Rock Saliv jsew Zealand Flax, Tow, and Cocoanut Fibre. , They wish particularly to tßraw attention to their Spring (Ji»op- of Clovern, Turnip, and Mim»old Seeds, consisting of— White tfltavcr, Red Clover, Trefoil, Luceriwv Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip, . Griten Top Aberdeen Turnip, Chautyibo Swede Turnip, Skerriujj'B Swedb- Turnip, White Globe Turnip, Monnnoth Long Red Mangold, Yottowt aud Red Globe Mangold, GoMon Tankard Mangold, Cowgrass, AQsyke, Rape, Timothy. . The sainvlb- inoam will be open on Mondays,. Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Mes»«s v , Hesketk & Aitken having been, m- my employ for many years, I confidently recommend them ty.my.ri'rie'uds as reliable and careful busmestj.inen. , - ' 3(>ltc ALI'UJtJJ BUCKLAJOJ.