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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1665, 2 July 1887, Page 3

-^r anted" k&n own That I am opening up a splendid assortment of Seasonable Drapery and Clothing Also, a new shipment of the celebrated Zealandia Boots, all. of which will be sold at my usual low prices. W. L. England, Normanbr. WANTED, a situation, as Book- 4 keeper or Counter-hand" 1 in? store. Three years' colonial experience. " Rex, " Stau Qffice. '. *2,%,7 WANTED KNOWN— A Beautiful assortment of RELIEF SCRAPS just opened at the STAB Office. VT7 ANTED, a Married Couple. * * Apply to Godsal, Otakeho. WANTED investments "for sums of £50 and upwards. H. Caplen, solicitor, Hawera/ "AUK DOG SPOTTY." . • • "» r • • 1 Fob TEAS, SUGARS, RICE. SAGO, Tapioca, etc., the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE can't be beat. ri R A N D A LARGE Stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AND BOOTS & SHOES, AT THE NORMANBY BRANCH OF THE READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. FOR ALL KINDS OP Bedding and Spring Mattresses Iron and Wood Bedsteads General Furniture tj Cane-seated Chairs, at 6s 6d Austrian bent Wood Chairs,, large size, 8s ' ". Go to JOHN DUFFILL, High-street, Hawera. Established nine years GO TO THE READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE FOB . • White and Red Lead, . ... r Raw and Boiled Oil, Scrim, Tacks, and Paperhangings, ( Where they are to be had ' Hi! 0 Cheaper than any other House. A FULL STOCK of Homeopathic J\. Medicines, at M. H. Wilton's, Chemist, Manaia. j^ORMANBY NURSERY. Fruit and Forest Trees in variety and quantity for sale at reasonable rates Farm and Garden Seeds, per s.s. Coptic, now to hand. These seeds have been carefully selected, and I trust will *give satisfaction to all who may give them a trial Bone Dust, Superphosphate, Kainit, and Nelson Stone Lime, which would be of great benefit to gardens, and especially, to fruit trees , r ' White Elephant Potatoes ; but of 200 varieties raised by. .-Mr. Daniels (home grower) the White Elephant is said to be the most wonderful cropping potato in the world , . Chicago Market, an early, and Beauty of Hebron, a late potato, botn kinds raised in North America, and claimed to be the most productive grown there — 2|d per lb, 2/6 141bs. Price list on application, W. ROWE, i^iHARLES THE STUTTERER, \J AND MRS. "CHAWLS.". ■ > HOUSEKEEPEBS, Gave your Money, by Making your Purchases for all GROCERIES AX THE READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. ; "PI RU I T TBft's, FOR SALE, About 4000 choice Fruit TreeSi from one to three years, grafted, grown in the open plains without shelter, very hardy and free from blight. Price, from 8s to 15s per doz. H. BETTS, : Normanby Road, near Manaia. FOREST TREES. FOREST TREES. ; FOR SALE, Pmus Insignis, 2 years, 12/- to 16/per 100 '' : Pinus Insignis, 3 years", 18/- per 100 Pinus Muricata, 2 years, 16/- per 100 Pinus Maritima, 2 years, 10/- to 12/per 100 - Pinus Maritima, 9 years, 14/- per 100 Cupreßsus Macrocarpa, 2 years, L6fto 22/- per 100 Oleari Traversii, for shelter fence, is very hardy and grows quickly* 10/- per 100 Gooseberries, 2 and 3 years, from 4/to 8/- per doz Strawberry Plants, 2/6 to 3/. per 100*, RICHARD SMITH,,, PIONEER NtJJtSERf, MANAIA/ IRON, NAILS, RiDGltf& Spouting, Locks, and all Building Materials, ■ ••'-■' Can be bought cheapest - '' at the . ;-,'. s.*iA READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE^ FO R ' :L: L . E -'A- B ',''%] Section 8, Block 16$ Kattpokonlii.^ 100 acres. 80 wjbll grassed^firtjtt and watered. Fronts Dutbfe^w^f^^ For terms and particular* afTply tov-' H. CAPLEN, Solicitor, Hawera. FOR SAL E; a Doubljj&nrrow Plough ; nearly new. f Apply > Stab Office. » >. '