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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VIII, Issue 1374, 2 August 1886, Page 3

Stratford. THURSDAY, sth AUGUST. NEWTON KING will sell by auction, at his yards, as above, — 10 18-months steers 3 springing heifers 3 springing cows 10 calves 10 mixed stores 1 5-year harness mare Sale at 1.30 o'clock. Lincoln-Street Sale Yards PATEA. WEDNESDAY, 4th AUGUST. WILLIAM COW ER N will sell by public auction as above — 200 wethers, 4 tooth, forward 300 wethers, 2-tooth, forward 80 ewes, in lamb 100 long-wool ewes, in lamb 17 horses 2 cows, in full milk 10 fat cows 15 1\ to 3-year-old mixed cattle Entries solicited. fTIHE NORMANBY STOREKEEPER TO THE FORE AS USUAL. NOT TO BE BEAT. MARKET DAT. (Every day iv the week (Sundays excepted). THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE in the district will be found at the store of the undersigned. Tea, from Is Gd per lb Pure frwU&tt George Fekoe, retai?, 3s per lb Sugar, 9s 2d the 40lb bag Rice (the very best, 12s Gd per bag of 561b Soap, from 6s 3d per box Sperm Candles, from 11s 3d per box of 251b Kerosene, 150 ° , best White Ro^e, 16s 6d per case Blasting Powder, 9d per lb by the keg Double Tape Fuse, Is per coil While thanking my customers and friends for their very liberal support during the past eight years, I can assure them that it will be my constant aim to supply them cheaper than any other house in the district. All kinds of produce bought as usual for cash W. L. ENGLAND, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GENERAL STOREKEEPER, NORMANBY. "ly/TANAIA TOWN RESERVES. About 30 quarter - acre Sections open for Sale separately by auction, upon guarantee to bid upset prices. GEORGE A. HURLEY. Clerk Manaia Town Board. J21,24,31,a7,14,21,28 aIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, Princes-street, Hawera. TEA. TEA. TEA. "GRASe THE TRUTH." Magnificent Tea— The fiuest and choicest imported from India and China is supplied from Gibson's Cash Warehouse. Why buy inferior Tea, which has filtered through some half-dozen hands, and thus throw away fully Is per lb — swallowed up in intermediate profits. My importations are of exceptional value, and will be fouud to have a rich, ripe, mellow flavor, and will give every satibfaction. Half the indigestion, toothache, and nervous affections are solely owing to the use of cheap, valueless refuse tea, blackened with lead and other mineral poisons to give color and weight, and it is false economy to throw any money away on tbe rubbish. Pure Indian Pekoe Souchong, in original chests, 2s per lb. Pure Indian Pekoe, in original chests, 2s 6d per lb. Pure Indian Orange Pekoe, in original chests, 3s per lb. Retail lots, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3s Gd per lb. Chinese Teas in boxes, half-chests, anci cheaia, aaaorbed qualities and prices. Finest Emperor's Pekoe, 5s per lb. Try our blend of pure Indian and Chinese Teas, mixed on tbe premises, and sold retail over the counter at 3s per lb, or in parcels for settlers and hotels. For all GROCERIES and IRONMONGERY, try Gibson's Cash Warehouse. Just landed, SILVER DUST FLOUR, direct from the Mill. Am now stock-taking, and bargains and job lots will pay to take away. JOHN GIBSON. "POSTERS, all sizes (plain or XT colored) turned out with deaxjatcb at tbe Stab Office.