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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1751, 11 October 1887, Page 3

T)^ ANTED KNOWN That all really good Butter-maken in the County should call on W. L. ENGLAND, General Merchant, Normanby. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply to Mrs. Stiita**, Otakeho. T\/ ANTED, investments for tie following and other sums— £soo, £250, £150, and £100. H. CAPLEN, Solicitor, Hawera. TECCLESFIELD wants it • known that he is getting a ■teady sale for BUTTER, CHEESE, and other FARM PRODUCE, for satisfactory and quick returns. The names of present clients given. This announcement will only appear once. "TVEAR KATE. Meet me in Hawera at Mrs. T.s; we will then go to Mr. DUFFILL'S well-known Furniture Warehouse to choose the Furniture. Do not delay, as we have only a few days to get everything ready for that grand event. HAWERA FUENITUEE WARE. HOUSE. "P O B SALE. 165 — Waimate, choice land, well grassed and watered ; terms easy 50 — Waimate, choice, improved land 195 — Kaupokonui, choice bath land, slightly improved ; terms easy 375 — Waimate, choice farm; ternu easy 150 — Kaupokonui, bush ; terms easy 200 — Eltham, improved bush land JOSEPH SCOTT, Licensed Land Broker, Hawera. <! THE LAMP OF THE PERIOD. 11 fTIHE U.S. ELECTRIC LAMP. Unbreakable, nicely plated, neat design, and gives a most brilliant light. Price, 25s and 30s. To be had at the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. ROBBINS AND PIERARD. IN THE PRESS. THE STAR ALMANACK, 1888. PRICE, ONE SHILLING. ~|7 O R SALE. Section 79, Block VIII., Waimate. For particulars, apply to JoH* McDonald, on the section. FOR SALE, CHEAP--5,000 mortice and wire Posts ; also, Strainers. For price, apply to JAMES MANAGH, Halcombe. T?OR the celebrated Zealavdia. Boots, Leather and Gbihdeby, try ENGLAND, Normanby. GARDEN SEEDS. GABDEN VT SEEDS. W. J. FURLONG, STOREKEEPER, MANAIA, Is Agent for ROWE'S CELEBEATED GARDEN SEELS. GARDEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS. ri IBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, VT Pbinces-street, Haweba. SALE OF HAWERA STOCKMUST BE CLEAEED. New and Direct Importation from Manufacturers. CUTLEET. 7 doz table knives and forks from 12s doz 15 doz table knives from 18s doz 20 doz dessert knives from 15s doz Pair carvers 3s 14 table steels Is to 4s each 7 bread knives, Is to 5s 10 butter knives Is to 6s 6 mincing knives from Is 6d 3 cooks' knives from 2s 2 ham knives 2s 6d 4 Williams' sticking knives Is 3d 18 bushman's knives Is 3d 1 butcher's steel 2s 2 butcher's cleavers 10s 6d each Cooks' saw-back knives, 2s each 90 pocket knives from 9d each 1 ivory budding knife 5s 36 pairs scissors from Is 6d each 2 lamp scissors Is each 1 pair castrating clams 6s 12 Adelaide corkscaews Is 6d each 12 farrier's knives Is each Sardine openers Is each ELECTROPLATED WARE. 260 teaspoons from 4s to 15s doz 130 dessert spoons from 10s to 40s dox 160 table spoons from 10s to 40s doz Sugar spoons Is each Sugar tongs 6d each, value 2s 6d 56 sugar crushers for hot grog, 6d each, value Is each 31 mustard spoons from 9d to 2s each Gravy spoons 3s each Soup ladles 4s each 227 table forks from 6s doz to 65s doz 390 dessert forks from 6s to 60s dot OTHER LIST 3TO FOLLOW. Buyers are reque«ted to cut out Advertisement and bring witb them. GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, Patka A HawjmA;^