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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2317, 4 January 1893, Page 3

XX/ '^Pjfe^Medtttek^^n^ to , Bav^P^^rfS«t perlb. Apply to MrJfad^faTJ&mbafarm, Alton, or TnTfrnfTi 1 1 1 'ijUtt^ni^vANTE^by'^rieriergeSJ^l wprking young man, a situation as vHorUtog Manager o/T»large i or small farmj u Appiy^by4»ller'to AB.. c/o Mf mlioTdf Cameron-Bt.. WANTED Known-Tnat Nbwto», Faihs ahd Co.;' Stationewf *c , &c , have just received, direct from Home, a very Choice Collection of all the latest novelties, suitable for Xmasand Ify# Year jgeason. and that fptfThe courf uuludß^ ut'Tliy^ublio ' their Tww^tfgp iSutton'e brictbuildJngs) of tn9^MS F t romaiß^yJbn eacP^rening until -S pm. The public are requested to remember that the largest andUbest stocks of Stationery and Fancy Gfapdi on the Coast are to be had at Newton Fairs and Co. The old- shop will - remain open under experienced care.^| A STRONG rjiqniredftjo do housffSl wfrk aOJ~Tnil^n COWI. -^ Apply tf F. W. tFatts, S-aponga. . "£% GRASS BEED to left on- thirds,^ Davies, TeTtl^i. W -. w RANTED KNOWN That I have engaged tne gervicea S of a First Class Shoeing and J3lack~v. smith, and am in ajptiition to' do' '^ satisfactorily, aMlffliurto. all - wo«k : <? given to me. Liberal discount for X ' cash. Johk G:. Dudeok, Eltham. GILMOUR & FALKNJUR'B .* pO-OPBRATIVB WAEEHOFSB. 1 y^ MANAIA. We have now received our firat stock of 5-Bushel GRASS SEED SACKS, and, having bought; in a very favorable market, we can quote to parchasers' advantage. • We have also a large stock of HEAPING HOOKS and SICKLESI Sieves, Scythe Blades & Handle! Hay Forks and Bakes Stones, etc., etc. COOPER'S SHEEP DIP. As the season is now coining on for Fencing, those requiring V ' Barb or Slain Wire Staples, «c, will do well tlget our qnotatiopyf Wall Paptj^yipptfcrmi Oils and Paints, and all General and Builders' Irogmongery kept in stock ' . CEYLON TEAS.—Our two direct^ shipments of Ceylon Teas ex steamergl^ "Britannia" and "Hapsburg," fro|o\. i Colombo, are giving great satisfac-' tion, and, being sold at a very, low rate, ate commmanding a ready sale. Trial solicited. THE OCTAGON, Mawaia. - T^ O R SALE. 264 ACRES, Mangawhero Road, 5 miles from Eltham, and 12 miles from ffawera; good road. Perpetual Lease Section? fiO acres in grmsft3s acraw* ielled toJ burn ; garden Jplantow^ learly jm. levet land, bak^aittnomSL atingJrad very rich, andflßtfwatewCj ancLjr standing bush firatains many s ralmble trees. Pfcce for goodwill £3 5s per acre, naking price for freehold £4t ss,For particulars apply to C. E. MAJOR, Hawera. pp O R SALE 200Acj«bs improJttPSu^ LAND, vith JwjßllinXhoMe^etc. %j __. Fo/ paHMflars apply \jo^ E. J. ELLERM, v Kaponga. TAMES CULLE GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Manaia ahd Kapoh&a, r thanking his customers for L 7) port, hopes for a continuance u-h support in the future, and would ;ai ' attention, to his new Stock of IRONMONGERY FENCING WIRE Ohoide Assortment o£EarthenExpectedWajLpi^^ CHRISTMAS FRUITS EARTHENWARE FANCY GOODS, etc. . CEYLON TEAS rom the Colombo Pure Ceylon Tea tampan? J.C. is the only importer in tht* district of these Teas. Highesv price given for Butter. - <? tANKßEs— Eobarts, Lubbock & Co., Lon'M „ Bank of New South. Wales ; , J „ Bank of New Zealand j ' . \ „ Bant of Australasia. & Xovell, London^" *™ r ovel/j^HTchristmas, 4 LJ PROVWON MERCHANTSi West Smithfield, London, E.C, an<s s Fennel-street, Manchester. Represented in New Zealand by Mr. James Kowmr, Hawwa. " "THE ALEXANDRA x SEPARATOB Stands at the head and leads them ill, at every working trial held in ;be United Kingdom during the last ;hree years, ftfizes in stock and.|oirrive to separate from 25 to 300 jallons per iiour. Order early to jrevent disafcpomtmeqfa^gg" the denan d is greaC^g^*"^ Full particulars on application to Reynolds and Co., Ltd., Auckland, jole agents for North Island, or ; W. HOWE, ] Local Agent. '^^%Sk I > ATENT SHIPPING A PABdlfc I Urn on nale at th* *S»*'i vlffior , tITJjB