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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1699, 11 August 1887, Page 3

NOLAN, TONES & Co y a SALES FOR AUGUST. Manaia Yards— Thursday, llth Hawera Yards — Thursday, 18th Eltham Yards— Tuesday, 23rd Kakaramea Yards — Thursday, 25th NOLAN, TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST. At 12 o'clock. NOLA^, TONKS AND CO. will sell by public auction at their rooms, as above — A consignment of Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, from Mr. J. Mitchinson, New Plymouth. Also, — HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE^ Double iron bedstead and spring mattresses, couches, Austrian chairs, wardrobe, round and square tables, mangle, cooking range, barrow, crockery, hams and bacon, potatoes, tea, <&c. STEEL MILK DISHES, Steel Milk Buckets, Churns, and all Dairy Utensils, To be had at the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. A FULL STOCK of Homeopathic Medicines, at M. H. Wilton's, Chemist, Manaia. IRON, NAILS, RIDGING, Spouting, Locks, and all Building Materials, Can be bought cheapest at the HEADY-MONEY WAHEHOUSE. T IME ! LIMB ! LIME?! Having made arrangements for the supply of Raglan Stone Lime, in quantities, orders solicited for first consignment, on or about 10th of August. Owing to its cheapness, Farmers, Gardeners, and Orchardists should avail themselves of this opportunity in giving it a trial. Is 8d per bushel, or ,£2 2s per ton ; sacks, 6d, or returnable. W. ROWE, Nurseryman, Normanby. NOTHING BUT THE BEST CUTLERY, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, TIN & HOLLO WARE, Kept at; the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. fi IBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, VT Princes-street, Hawera. COMPULSORY SALE or HAWERA STOCK— MUST BE CLEARED. NEW IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN GOODS. 3500 American carriage bolts and nuts, linch, 5-10ths, and £in, from l|in to sin, from 4s per 100 ; door bells and lever handles 2s Gd, twine boxes 6d each, 120 cupboard catches Od each, tobacco cutters 2s Gd, 40 drawer handles Id each,. so sets grindstone fittings from 3s, 40 chandelier and lamp hooks 3d each, 72 hat and coat hooks Is Gd doz., 72 blind hinges in sets of 4 at 6d set, 48 sash lifts Id each, 20 night locks for front doors 48 each, 4G mortice locks 4s each, 108 door locks, assorted, very best manufactured, from Is 6d to 4s each ; also mortice furniture, rim furniture, and door knobs ; 8 American padlocks, iron and brass, with steel keys, to clear, from Is ; 17 gate latches at 6d, Japanned store door handles, 1251bs genuine Putman horse-shoe nails Nos 6 to 12, at lOd to Is per lb ; 3701bs finishing nails, J-in to 2in, from 4d lb; 50 pkts American tacks, assorted (for saddlers or others), 2d pkt ; 2 Douglas pumps, No. 5, 18s each; pump check valves ss, 1 Douglas hydraulic ram 355, 10 weighing machines and scales from 15s to 80s, 32 gallons turpentine, lubricating oil 2s gallon, 185 cases 150 test kerosene, 11 oilers 9d to Is 6d ; tins paint mixed ready for use, in | gallons, at 2s tin. NEW IMPORTATIONS of ENGLISH GOODS— S3 Bpades from 3s each, 81 slashers and hedge trimmers 3s to Gs, billhooks 2s Gd, fern hooks 3s, 1 chaffcutter (Simplex) 40s, 1 chaffcutter (Bentaff) 50s, 12 chaffcutter knives (Richmond & Chandler) 5s each, 1 disc root pulpor (R. & C.) £2, 1 drill barrow (ditto) 20s, 1 Reid & Gray medium zigzag 4-leaf harrow (complete) £6, 13 garden border forks from 3s, IS potato forks from 48, G manure forks 4s, 5 digging forks 3s 6d, 14 garden weeding forks Is Gd, 36 garden or harvest gloves from Is Gd, 2 hay knives Gs, 110 Sheffield hay forks, strapped, 2 and 3 prong, sft to 7ft, at 3s ; garden hoes 6d, garden rakes Is each, 16 improved garden rakes, 40 reap hooks from Is Gd, 14 scythes at 3s, 8 fern scythes at Bs, garden trowels Is, 6 mattocks 2s 6d. JOHN GIBSON. Patea & Hawera. Hawera, 25th July, 1887. "OUSHFELLING. Tenders wanted for Felling 42 Acres (more or less), Section 20, Block VIII., Kaupokonui. Specifications may be seen at W. Monkhouse's, Hastings Road. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. vG,dß,ll m E N D E R S. Tenders will be received up t« Monday, 15th instant, for Ploughing 100 acres turnip land. Apply to C. STONE, Okaiawa. TT7EST COAST LAND AGENCY Having had several enquiries recently for rural sections, owners of properties who desire io sell o* lease are invited to forward particulars. Buyers are also invited to inspect register of properties. New season's Clovers to arrive, ex Rimutaka — Cow-grass, White, Red, and Alsyke Clovers, high percentage of germination. Also, on hand — Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, Timothy, Rape, Oats, &c. Agent for New Zealand Insurance Co. ; R. Palmer and Co., Timber Merchants; Nolan, Tonks and Co.: A. C. Fookeß and Co., Land ' Transfer Brokeiß ; HaweTa Building Society, f A. H. MOORE, Opunak*.