NOLAN, TONKS & Co 's SALES FOR JUNE. Hawera Yards — Thursday, 21st Eltham Yards — Tuesday, 26th Kakaramea Yards — Thursday, 28th NOLA.N, TONKS & C<\, Auctioneers. RAILWAY YARDS. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 16th JUNE. At 11.30 a.m NOLAN, TONKS, AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Kennedy & Co. to sell, as above — 30,000 Feet MIXED TIMBER, including T. nnd G. Boards Also, large quantity of various kinds of GATES, &c. Also,— A consignment oH selected Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, from Mr. A. Laird's well - known Wanganui Nuvserj. Tj^ X IONIC. NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. White and Red Clover, Alsyke Cow Grass, Timothy, &c , &c. Also, — Canterbury l\'ye Grass, Fescues Prairie Grass, Cocksfoot, &c NOLAN, TONKS & CO., A uctioneers. TTURRAH FOR NORMANBY! The undersigned begs to announce to the inhabitants of Normanby and the surrounding district that he has this day OPENED a GENERAL G ROCERY & PRO VISION STORE, and trusts, by strict attention to business and selling at moderate prices, to receive a fair share of trade. Oats, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, and Chickwheat always on hand. All kinds of Produce purchased. Highest market pr'ce paid for Butter, Fungus, Potatoes, &c. JAMES OOLEMAN, The Normanby General Provision Store. p OOD NEWS FOE NORMANBY. YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED. DRAPEKY ! DRAPERY ! DRAPERY ! AT LOWEST CASH PRICE AND FOR CASH ONLY. No exception. I will open on SATURDAY next. 9th instaant, in premises next Mr. Thompson's Butchery, wifch a care-fully-selected stock of NEW GOODS suitable for the requirements of the district and the convenience of my Normanby friends. W. CLARKE, CASH PALACE, Hawera. "TyrORMANBY NURSERY. Fruit and Forest Trees in great variety, and laree quantities specially prepared for transplanting, at the lowest reasonable rates. Farm and Garden Seeds ; Grass Seeds, local and imported ; Clovers — Red. White, Cowgrass, and Alsyke. Manures — Superphosphates and Bonedust. Flower Pots, all sizes. Price Circulars on application. Terms cash. W. ROWE, Normanby Nursery. T^RUIT TREES. FOR SALE, 5000 choice ERUIT TREES, from one to four years ; grafted ; all the heading varieties, including Lord Wolseley, the best blight-proof apple in cultivation ; very hardy ; all grown on the Plains without shelter. Prices from 6s to 15s per dozen. H. BETTS, Normanby Road, near Manaia. PIONEER NURSERY, Manaia. FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, TWO TO THREE YEARS. Pinus Insignis, 2 years, 12s per LOO Pinus Maritima, 2 years, 10s per 100 Cupressus Macrocarpa, 20s per 100 Olearia, for shelter fence, 10s p. 100 Vegetable and Flower Seels. RICHARD SMITH. -pwEATH ! DEATH ! DEATH TO DIRT! Two Tons of S O AP just to hand at the READY-MONEY WAREHOUSE. Best value in Soaps ever offered, and to be had for 4s 6d per box, and upwards. ROBBINS AND PIERARD, HAWERA AND NORMANBY. WILTON'S Bird Poison has no equal for destroying small birds. M. H. Wilton, Chemist, Manaia.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1956, 15 June 1888, Page 3
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