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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VIII, Issue 1354, 9 July 1886, Page 3

ANTED KNOWN. JUST RECEIVED, direct from the London Publishers, a splendid selection of NEW MUSIC. The Latest Songs, Waltzeß, Pianoforte Pieces, &c. Inspection invited. INNES & CO , Stab Office. WANTED KNOWN— That W. RO WE, Seedsman, Normanby, is now taking orders up to July 13, for Fresh Seed Potatoes, either Circular Head or Hobartowns ; to be imported direct from Australia. W. ROWE, Normanby. AX/" ANT ED X N O W~K. Just arrived, a fine lot of Geese and Turkeys. For sale cheap, dressed or alive. At Nowell and Co.'a, Fruiterers, opposite C. O. Fleming's Cash Boot Shop. WANTED — TENDERS for 38 chains ditch and bank fencing. Close on the 13th instant. Apply WM. DERRITT, Otakebo. ANTED the Public to Know thai they can have printing of every description executed on tbe shortest notice, and at moderate rates, at the Stab Office, Hawera. NORMANBY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. MR. SMITH'S SPECIAL POTATO COMPETITION. Under the auspices of the above Society, at their Annual Show, 17th March, 1887. First Prize .£5 Second Prize .. ... ... £3 Third Prize £2 Rules. (1.) Each competitor must subscribe the stim of Ten Shillings, for which he will receive Eighty Pounds of Seed Potatoes, being sixteen pounds of each of the following varieties, namely : — Snowflake, Late Rose, Early Vermont, Lapstone Kidney, and Magnum Bonum. (2.) Such payment of Ten Shillings entitlespurchasers also to free exhibiting. (3.) Each competitor must exhibit twelve tubers of each variety. (4.) Orders for seed will be issuedjby the undersigned at time of entering for competition, on payment of subscription, up to Ist August, 1886 : — NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Haweba JOHN GIBSON, JAMES DAVIDSON, GARDNER & SUTTON, G. H. APPLEGATE, Noairk HALL BROTHERS, Manaia CURTIS BROS., Inglewood CURTIS BEOS., Sthatfobd CHEW CHONG, Eltham G. H. APPLEGATE, Okaiawa Having in view the large export of potatoes from this district, the Society has brought this competition before the public, hoping that by doing so the quality of the tubers may be improved and the superior varieties known by a real test. The seed offered is grown by Mr. E. Smith, nurseryman, Manaia. ALEX. G. BRETT, Hon. Sec, Will issue Seed to competitors. Apart from the above competition, the Society is im[>orting one ton of true Seed of "The Circular Head Potato" direct from Circular Head, for purchase at cost price by members of the Society. T\R. ALEXANDER has Removed to his new residence, Princes-street, corner of cross road leading from Princes-street to Regent-street. TT^URNITURE ! FURNITURE ! fi 10 per cent, discount for cash on all purchases of 20s and upwards. Largest stock of Carpets and Linoleums in the District. Walton's London-made Linoleum, branded in every yard. Remember, it is the cheapest plan to buy good Furniture, to be had at JOHN DUFFILL'S HAWERA FURNITURE WARE- • HOUSE. T> O O T S. GEO. H. APPLEGATE Has just received at both Stores, a large consignment each of the celebrated " ZEALANDIA BOOTS," which are marked low to assist quick sale. Gif Yates' new season's SEEDS in sealed packets are also to band. GEO. H. APPLEGATE, NGAIRE AND OKAIAWA. JUST TO HAND— Best colonial stock saddles, all descriptions of general saddlery, harnesswarej bridles, spurs, whips, &c. The lowest remunerative prices charged. In spection invited. Repairs neatly executed. H. Kivell, Hawera. M° N« E * Vi Rate of interest fron* 7 p. c. Tbe undersigned is prepared, on behalf of capitalist clients, to receive applications for advances of from £50 to £10,000, to be secured by mortgage of Freehold or Leasehold properties in Town or Country. — C. E. Major, Land Broker, Hawera.