A aiBSON'S ( ( ABR WAEEHOUM )se V - HAWEa^^^^ ' Tv arrive pplamari, stjs^f r, fron : • 'I/onrfbn — -' - r -J> INlorton's cream- f^vtar i( j | Flowers sulphur, finest Hallawi dates ,' I Fun »t Yostizza currants lime juice cordial ?F loose's lime juice cordial jf Cornflour, finest liquorice e> Van Houten's cocoa — the purest sold ' Jars powdered tartaric acid x< \ Cream tartar,. powdered borax ' New lar^e nutmegs, mixed pickles • Chow-chow, onions, walnuts ' Picalilly, gerkinß, French capers ~\ West In'lia pickles, salad oil '• Colman's double superfine mustard a > Almond oil, blacking 7i White starch in boxes and packets t- Patent bailey, groats y Herrings and tomatoes, fresh herrings 6 " Peerless " salmon '• Albert sardines, -■ and £'s — finest small fish, 12 to 15 fish in tin Fine new sultana raisins, 181b boxes 8 Crosse & Blackwell's Cayenne pepper in loz and 2oz ; essence lemon '» Essence almonds, do peppermint => Vanilla, anchovy, gelatine lozenges B Putted meats, pate, lark, snipe, quail, B plover, pafy'tfge, woodcock a Maison'B chocolate ' Burton's Safete and Vanilla Pure malt vinegar, iucca oil ; Curry powder, and sundry ■*- t _^ r Ex Habsburg, @ Colomb^, via ■" .Sydney— 20001bs new Ceylon TEA, in chests 851bs net, in quarter-chests 20ibs, boxes 101 bs Ex Elinor Vernon, @ New YorkScythe snaths, rakes, hoea, hay forks Spading forks, manure forks Potato books, planters' hoes, etc. Agate ironware, Disston's saws Manhattan chidineye JAM-PREBERVING, JELLIES Mason's fruit-preserving jars — pint, quart, and half -gallon, at Bd, lOd, and Is Kennck's preserving pans, enamelled, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 quart Finest white crystal preserving sugar, 3d per ib, with a fair trade allowance on good parcels Domestic scales, wood jam spoons PIANO. 1 walnut and gold pianoforte, by Hoelling and Spangenburg. List price, London, dSoO ; for sale for £40, at Patea This is a large, handsome instrument, iron frame; worth the attention of anyone requiring a good piano at a moderate price. Inspection invited. PIANOS, to arrive— One upright grand, by J. and J. ! Hopkinson, London One ditto, by Kirkman and Sons, London X One cottage grand, b? Kirkman and Sons, London $ I am taking ordars for pianos ; upright grands by JJptin Browne, of London, who, thoup^ not perhaps so well known as Broalwood, Kirkman, and Hopkinson, is wirning out superb pianos in workmanship and quality, at very reasonable prices. Will be happy to sholr ofe of his make, to intending purJiaslrs. NEW GOODj.iix Lincolnshire @ Sheep shearsjyKßurgon and Ball, Sheffield), Ttfrkey stones Bench screws, wire nails, glassware, &c. One piano by Justin Browne Ex Pakeha, @ London — Lockwood'a mill saw fiies, gimblefc bits, brass syringes Wood taps, Turkey Btones Wire dish covers, brushware Knife cleaners, &c. Ex Jessie Roadman, @ Glasgow — Quarter cask finest Jamaica rum Quarter cask finest old port wine Quarter cask finest old sherry 10 cases fine old 3 star Hennessy 50 cases choice wines Shacklock's Orion cooking range is the best of its kind, and has the greatest sale in New Zealand. Luke's kitchen ranges The register grates, fenders Curbs, fire-irons / CEYLON TEA, ex steamer Hapsburg, @ Colombo. Having purchased previous to the late rise of 2d per lb, and having just landed new season's Pekoe Souchong in splendid condition, I take the opportunity of offering my customers the following value in choice Ceylon Tea, original packages only — Chests, 85lba each, at 1/6 per lb, or £6 7b 6d each Quarter chests, 201bs each, at 1/9 per lb, or £1 15s each Boxes, 101b each, at 1/9 per lb, or t 17s 6d each 1 Terms as usual — cash, net cash WHlSKY— McGregor's ' Inverawe,' J 4-star, in case, is a perfect whisky Thorn and Cameron's ' The O.B." is a good article Best value in brandy, whisky, Jamaica and old West India rum, Geneva Old Tom, etc., ale and stout, port, Bberry, Adelaide wines guaranteed direct from the vineyard and of the finest quality. , Delicate people require pure wines, and should get them A special line in wool-marking oil, ] for branding sheep, in various colors, viz, red, blue, green, yellow, and black, at 25a a drum of 5 gals ] Buddie in 281b boxes— blue 7s 6d box, red ss ; lamp black, oils ( Boiled and raw linseed, castor, lard Neatßfoot, coloza, valvoline, Stock- ] holm tar in 5 gal drums Paints— A full stock at lowest prices ; Cement, 25s cask ; Wall papers and borders, a large 8 tock from 6d } Baskets — Clothes 5s and 3s 6d, bakers 6s 6d, 4s 6d, 2s 6d Weston's pulley blocks, double and treble, with rope Wire — Galvanised, barb, and pig wire, Nos. 7, 8, 10, stranded Wire netting in all meshes A superior line in hedge trimmers 1 doz coal tongs ; 1 doz bed koys 100 slashers, by Ward and Payne 1 case chisels, cold chisels and tools, Ward and Payne, Sheffield GIBSON'S CASH WABEHOUSE. Hawera, November VJ, 1892.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3289, 30 November 1892, Page 3
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785Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3289, 30 November 1892, Page 3
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