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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2431, 19 May 1893, Page 3

CrIBSOTsT'S CASH WAREHOUSE Haw^sa and Patea. Ex Opawa, @ Liverpool: — 2 kegs sulphate of iron, for lungworm 2 kegs euiphate of copper 1 qr.-cask very old port wine Ex Wellir-gtun, @ Glasgow, to arrive : — A shipment of The McGnEaoE's choicost still whisky, in quarter cask or cases. This whisky is of the finest quality, and great age, and is recommended to connoisseurs 3 drums methylated spirits, 61 overproof Ex Ephialtes, @ New York, to arrive : — Axe handles, extra selected ; " thin in the grip " Large assortment of carvers, steels, bread knaves, &c. New lines in poefcet knives ; razors, j scifisorß, Adelaide corkscrews 2 cases carpenters' squares and small , tools 2 cases garden tools 1 case shop twine 1 cas9 tacks and finishing nails |l 0 cases pure spirits turpentine » II bale paper bage, 4 cases wringers 1 case levels, 1 case clockd (lO cases clothes pins 6 cases wash boards, 1 case brooms 3 cases Hartshorn's shade rollers -j '5 cases Eureka axes ' lonic, @ London, to arrive :—: — ? /63 packages J. T. Morton, London, / finest oilman's stores Ruahine, @ London, to arrive :—: — 4 casks and cases table and hanging lamps ; over 200 of the best and latest and cheapest Jamps in the London market 1 cask brass cocks, wheel valves, t plugs, and wasners, &c. 2 mangels, 24 inch 100 dozen E.P. spoons and forks 100 dozen Johnson's table and dessert cutlery t 1 case 6 breech-loading double barrel guns, assorted prices Half ton best fencing staples, assorted 5 boxes caustic soda in lib and 51b tins, 1 case wire tacks 1 case finest London hosiery, women's, girl's, and men's 2 pianos by Kirkman and Son 1 hhd holloware Ex Aorangi, @ London. 1 case Rogers' razors and pocket -^ knives ; cast ceiling hooks 1 case soldering irons 1 roll Bheet lead, 19 gauge for greenhouse skylights 1 case iron French bedsteads, 4ft 6in, 30s to 50s ; cask beet sad irons / 1 case iron Erench bedsteads, 3ft, 25s t , to ?0s ; 1 cask T and gate hinges 1 crate copper boilers from 17/6 to 30s Ex Waikato, @ London, to arrive. I fcogsbead MINTON'S CHINA and ' EA.RTHENWAHE I Anyone wanting superior ware Bhould avail of this selection, and secure — D'nner ware, Princess pattern "1 Plates, 10s dozen ; other! articles in J proportion / I Dessert plates 3s each J toilet Beta o 25s and 35a sei / I Tea ware— Teacups andjiaucers, 7s dz Breakfast 10s doa ; pipes, bowls, etc ii China teacups and saujbrs, 2s 63. each d Sugar boxes, ss ; teaj»ots, 7s 6d each Creams, 3s 6d each M Plates, 2f>,^ach ; slorff, 3s 6d each, Mintojfs have nwpuperior in their o line 1 x g 1 case kilchen fen Mrs, 6s 6d to 13s ea 1 ciee brfcht fire^Sns, 5s to 10s s"t 1 hogsh&d SlaJ| and Brownlow's ti filters, %2s to^s 1 case elcßtrorJjhted on nickel silver goods — %a#malades, jelly bowls, I sugars, cruet frames, coffee pots, teapots, creams, m sets, £B 10s, £4. and £Q 1 case Britannia metal goods, teapots I and covered sugars, 8s 6d to 12s 6d PIANOS by J. J. Hopkinson. Walnut iron cottaee upright grand, 7 oct, check action, trusses ; price, Hawera, 60 guineas by Justin Brown : "Walnut iron upright grand ; price, Patea, 60 gs by Hoelling and Spangenburg: Walnut and gold, iron frame, cottage ; price, Patea, TEA. Direct importers from growers, India and Ceylon ; no merchants or middle profits to pay No read leaf, broken tea, sittings, and farmings worked up into fancy labelled packet teas Gibson's Teas are imported in large original chests, weighing from 85 to 120 lbs each. Teas packed in large bulk preserve the flavor better, and the cost of packing is .relatively less than smaller packages, and will be found quite one shilling per pound cheaper than any packet tea s and unequalled for strength and fine flavor. For settlers and family use I have 201b quarter-cheßts of both Indian and Ceylon teas of very fine quality. The Darjeeling Broken Orange Pekoe will be found the choicest tea in New Zealand, and being composed of the finest young' leaves and tips, one-third o£ the amount is all that is required to make an enjoyable cup of tea. SEEDS. I have a very large stock of new season's clovers — white, red, alsyke, cowgrass, timothy ; sheep fescue and fine grasses ; Pacey rye r grass, etc., etc. The quality and jr price of my seeds will commend them to farmers and graziers, j SPECIALTIES. , Scotch whisky, McGregor and Came- | rons . Manchester calicoes, Crewdson's, l' Horrocks', Hollms Brothers' ' Sheffield cutlery, Johnson's — large stock in great variety Sheffield electroplate and nickel [m cutlery, forks, spoons, &c n Croase and Blackweli'B goods JT. Morton's goods " | $ Orb galvanised roofing iron Galvanised wire netting )„ Diston'a croos-cut saws and hand „ saws, &c B > Bs GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSB. Hawera, March 29, 1692.