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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1605, 21 April 1887, Page 4

W. L ENGLAND 1 HAS ON HAND FOR SALE— 5 tons 2 and 4 Barbed Fencing Wire 10 tons black Annealled and Galvanized ditto, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Staples — Steel, Galvanized and Plain ; I all guages - Wire Strainers, Corrugated Roofing '• Irou, 5 "to 10 feet [. Sheet and Hoop Iron ; Nails of every .t description Blasting Powder, Arms and Ammu- ( ; nition >f Paints, Oils, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, '" Kesin Lime, Bricks, Cement '- Window Glass, Putty, Scrim, Paperhangings •c Iron Bedsteads, and all kinds of d Builder's and Furnishing IronLs lt mongery, Spring Mattrasses, Chairs, &c. 3Jj GROCERIES— Are all of the Best •y Qual'fcy. My Tea Trade, I make lt a special study ; Indian Teas 5 f direct from the Plantations, and 50 acknowledged to be the purest c " in the market. [y DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND 'f HABERDASHERY— Every ar- ® tiele in the above lines kept in Stock. 3 i BOOTS — A large and well-assorted Stock of the justly celebrated s. Zealandia Brand always on hand B . Saddlery, Crockeryware, Glassware 2 Pateut Medicines of every kind, vq' Stationery and Fancy Goods. Cooper's Sheep Dip. v- Purchaser of Fungus, Hides, Skins aud all kinds of y> MARKETABLE PRODUCE. j Liberal Discount Allowed for Cash. 3 W. L. ENGLAND, n- WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRON MONGER AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, NORMANBY. E d TUST TO HAND AND TC 16 ARRIVE ir AT THE CASH PALACE, THE NEW SEASON'S SHIPMENT O¥ FASHIONABLE DRAPERY GOODS. Having made a clearance of my is Summer .Stock, not unparalleled bui complete, I am now showing n NEW FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND i- COLONIAL PRODUCTS, bought cheap (owing to the depressed .1 state of the market), and marked a1 very low prices, which must command speedy sale. Clothing, Dresses Plushes, Velveteens Ties, Scarfs, Laces g Mantles, Jackets Hosiery, Gloves Millinery Blankets, Flannels Calicos, Sheetings, &c. Dressmaking in all its branches ~ executed on the premises. q Apprentices wanted. Note the address — High-street, opposite Regent- street. HAWERA. 1 W. CLARKE. *» !__ W. L. KENNEDY, | TIMBER MERCHANT, ! Hawera. Steam Saw & Planing Mills, Mangawhero. "" r T) E M OVAL. W. J. GRAHAM desires to intimate to his friends and customers that he has taken those premises directly opposite Jones' stationers' shop, High-street, where he is now opening up a grand assortment of NEW SPRING GOODS, comprising English and Colonial Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, &c. c , , Special line — A portion of Mosgiel - Tweeds exhibited at Wellington Ex9- hibition. Splendid value. •y c T>HfENIX FIRE OFFICE. g JL l S Established 1782 (over 100 years). c Reserve exceeds One Million Ster3 » ling (£1,000,000). This old established Company is F prepared to accept Fire Risks upon 9 all insurable property at lowest rates a of premium. ? Its characteristic features are absolute security to those who entrust * their interests to its care, combined * with prompt and liberal dealings in ' all its transactions. MAX. D. KING, Agent, Hawera. » co S. Graham, Superintendent * genb, Welling ton. % _ • OAfENT SHIPPING & PARCEL 1. TAGS oh bale at the Stab Office.