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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume x, Issue 1942, 30 May 1888, Page 3

S "TX7 ANTED, a few Brahmas, or T V Half-bred Fowls ; young, or just beginning to lay. Apply to J. Botd & Co. WANTED— Buyers for GOOD DE APERY, at from 15 to 25 per cent, reduction on Retail Prices, prior to Stock-taking. For h OWE MONTH OHLY. BROWN" & CO., Ngaire. WANTED— Tenders for Felling 100 acres Busli, on Block X., Kaupokonui. Tenders to close on Satuhday, 2nd June. For particulars apply to W. A. McCutchan, Manaia. VIT ANTED KNOWN. >• We are Cash Buyers of prime new it BUTTEK, in kegs. GARDNER & SUTTON. s V\7 ANTED KN O W~N That HAMILTON, of Wakgakui. builds every description of Vehicle. JOHN DUNN, WOOD AND COAL YARD, Princks-stbeet (Next Sash and Door Factory), Hawera. Just to hand — 20 tons Newcastle COAL, which will be sold at lowest rates. Orders left with Mr. S. Dixon '• (Institute) promptly attended to. r. M O T 1 fj E. W. BRIDGER begs to intimate to the iv habitants of Hawera and surfc rounding district that be has comi, menced business as Shoeing and j, General Smith and Coachbuildee, i- in those premises in Regent-street s lately occupied by Mr. P. Juno. W.B. trusts, by good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to command a fair share of patronage. W. BRIDGER, General Smith and Coachbuilder, , Regent-street, Hawera. "TUYENILE'S Settlees' Feiend O on sale at M. H. Wilton's, Chemist, Manaia. P O R SAL 500 Bushels PERENNIAL RYE Grass Seed, f vom old pastures ; also a quantity FOWLS' WHEAT. WOODS BROS., Railway Station, Hawera. J TTyiLTON'S Coen Paint removes 1 VV hard and soft corns and warts. ;>; > Bottles, 1/- and 1/6 each. M H. Wtlton, Chemist, Manaia. r ri h e c s c. t Don't send to a Wanganui Corny mission Agent to buy local made q Cheese. You can buy the finest Cheese in the World at Gibson's s Cash Waeehouse, at 4d. PER LB. _ Support Free-Trade and Self -Protection, and save 120 miles of railage 1 and a Commission Agent's profits. GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE, Haweea. 4d. PER LB. 11/TANAIA CASH CO-OPERA- ; TIVE WAREHOUSE. '» _____ 3 B OTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! 5 TONS PER WEEK WANTED of I Peime Feesh Buttee ! For particulars, apply to the undersigned. s ON HAND, A New and Selected Stock of GROCERIES IRONMONGERY [ STATIONERY 1 PATENT MEDICINES SPORTING AMMUNITION ' and CARTRIDGES j Etc., Etc., Etc. I Just to hand, A FINE SELECTION OF SONGS AND MUSIC. ). JOHN GILMOim, Junii., 3 STOREKEEPER, 3 MANAIA. 3 ! mH E BEST YET! '. Muie and Dawson's IMPROVED WIRE STRAINER. r Tho. most efficient Wire Strainer 3 yet introduced. For quickness in reoairing broken wires this patent is ; far in advance of other wire strainers 1 now in the market. For repairing L broken broken barbed wires, this machine has special advantages. Muir - and Dawson's Wire Strainer has been pronounced by competent judges to 1 be the best yet offered to the public. s Awarded First Prize at Egmont Show , against five other well-known patents. This machine will undoubtedly supersede all other wire strainers, and needs only to he used to be appre- , ciated. It can be used for erecting a new fence without boring strainers, and the machine will be found invaluable to all farmers. The machine c is made with wrought iron ; weight, No. 1 41bs, No. 2 2£lbs. Price, 15s. Agents — Messrs. Nolan, Tonks & , Co., Hawera ; Messrs. Budge and j McCutchan, Manaia; Mr. Blennerhassett, Otakebo ; Mr. Applegate, - Ngaire. Agents wanted. j For further particulars, apply to GEORGE MUIR, Okaiawa. TTTEST COAST LAND AGENCY. ; Foe Sale. — A bargain — 20 acres, with 5-roomed house, scullery, dairy, outbuildings, orchard. Apply early. Freeholds — 80 acres oh main road ; very cheap. Also, sections of from . 100 to 400 acres. Native Leases — A variety of sections, improved, from .100 to 440 acres. Grass Seeds, Timothy (splendid t sample), Oats, &c. Cash purchaser of Fungus and . other produce. A. H. MOORE, Opunake. •