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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1772, 4 November 1887, Page 1

MONEY.-£ 5 \ to *io,ooo. Rate of interest, from 7 per cent. The undersigned is prepared, on behalf of capitalist clients, to receive applications for advances, to be secured by mortgage of Freehold Properties. — C. E. Majoe, Mortgage Agent, Hawera. Manaia. IMPORTANT NOTICE. REDUCTION OF STOCK. 1 OHN GILMOUR, JUN., draws attention to his GREAT CLEARING SALE, Foe One "Week Only, FOR CASH, COMMENCING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, when he will offer THE WHOLE of HIS STOCK, consisting of— GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, and all other lines at COST PRICE. Anyone wishing to get cheap lines would do well to get quotations. JOHN GILMOUR,, Jun., GENERAL STOREKEEPER, The Octagon, MANAIA. _ J L W. A'COURT, SHOEING and GENERAL SMITH, iS ' HIGH-STBEET, kk HAWERA. — — r f\ N SALE 1000 busbels Perennial Rye Grass Seed 2000 bushels Milling Wheat 1000 bags Chaff (Oaten Straw) Oats, Cape Barley Chick Wheat Crushed Oats Wheat and Barley Derwent Potatoes, Eating and Seed All to be sold cheap, in quantities to suit. WOODS BROS., Railway Station, Hawera. ON SALE— CoaI and Firewood, Charcoal, Lime, &c. ; Post and Rails, Palings and House Blocks; Oats, Chaff, Fowls' Feed, Ac; Tea, Sugar, Flour, &c. A. HAUGHEY, Princes-street. A. H. having rented Furlong's Store, opposite Sash and Door Factory, has superior Storage Accommodation for Grain and other Produce. CHARLES FINNERTY, A UTHORISED & LICENSED _OL SURVEYOR, Civil Engineee, and Land and "'- ,. a Financial Agent, EGMOIrT..CHAMBEBB, PaTEA. Haweea — Mr. Max. D, King's Offices. Jft i fi J per day to be made by JO 1 TO 4- lL persons of either sex, in 9VI W B their own localities, at. work L. as. New business. All meet with wonderful succbbs. Any one can do the work. Capital not required. JWewill Btart you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted to the region in which this publication circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly aB much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is the time —don't delay, but write to us at once. Address, Stinaon & Co., Portland* Maine, United States.

MAMJEES. The Fbeezing Company, Auckland, Erersley, Walton, 26th July, 1887. ~De\u Sirs.— Enclosed is my order for Corn Manure, but I shall probably require more by the end of August, and J shall need about ni^lii. ton:, of Manure for Turnips in December next. lam much pleased with the last lot I got from you. I have a very good c-.op oC Kwede Turnips this year. It is carrying 40 steers per acre per week, which, I think, is a very good result, seeing that the manure I used only cost me 12s per acre. Yours very truly, John llu.stt. The Fbeezixg Company, Auckland, Wartlc, Aiisrust 19, 1887. Gentlemkx,— Duriii!,' my long experience as a farmer T have used many hundreds of tons oL' Superphosphates, supplied by various makers, and lean conscientiously say that I ue\er übed any with better ie-ults tha v from that supplied by the freezing Company. -L am. yours respnctlully, 6 Jos. J. Barugh. fas Fhozen Meat and Storage Company, Aucki.axt>, Cambridge, Clh August, 1587. Dbae Sirs,— l have made several trials of your .Manures, and used them extensively for root crops, and all the results have been most satisfactory. - * In fact, I think it madness to buy the imported article when we can get as goodgiiere -for. much less money. i- Ws¥ " ; ■ Yours faithfully, S #E^ 1 ' 1 " \' ' ' ICHAED Reynolds.-. The Fbeezing Company, Auckland, . InncHnn, Ortcfthnfe, 17th August, 1887. - Deab Sib,— ln answer to j-our inquiry about the Grass Manure, I can say that lt^RSwere'drthe purpose so welltnatl intend to repeat the application on the same land. •' („ . " , . ' • „ 'Ciubj.es Sums; CHEMICAL WORKS. w]S^kSß ; if^ >1 -^' AUCKLftMb. 2