GIBSON'S GAS II WAREHOUSE llaweba akd Patea. Ex Opawa, @ Liverpool : — 2 I'egs sulphate of iron, for lungworm 2 kegs sulphate of copper I qr.-cask very old port wine Ex Wellington, @ Glasgow, to arrive : — A shipment of The McGbegob'b choicest still whisky, in quarter cask or cases. This whisky is of the fiueat quality, and great &ge, and is recommended to connoisseurs 3 drums methylated spirits, 61 overproof Ex Epbialtes, @ New York, to arrive : — Axe handles, extra selected ; "thin in the grip " Large assortment of carvers, steels, bread kn yes, &c. New lines in pocket knives ; razors, Bciflsors, Adelaide corkscrews 2 cases carpenters' Bquares and small tools 2 cases garden tools 1 case shop twine 1 case tacks and finishing nails 10 cases pure spirits turpentine 1 bale paper bags, 4 cases wringers 1 case levels, 1 case clockd 10 oases clothes pins 6 cases wash boards, 1 case brooms 3 caeca Hartshorn's shade rollers 5 cases Eureka axes lonic, @ London, to arrive :—: — 63 packages J. T. Morton, London, finest oilman's stores Kuahine, @ London, to arrive : — 4 casks and cases table and hanging lamps ; over 200 of the best and latest and cheapest lamps in the London market 1 cask brass cocks, wheel valves, plugs, and washers, &c. 2 mangels, 24 inch 100 dozen E.P. spoons and forks 100 dozen Johnson's table and dessert cutlery 1 case 6 breech-loading double barrel guna, 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 sheet lead, 19 gauge for greenhouse skylights 1 case iron French bedsteads, 4ft 6in, 30s to 50s ; cask best sad irons 1 case iron French bedsteads, 3ft, 25s to 80s ; 1 cask T and gate hinges 1 crate copper boilers from|l7/6 to 30s i> Ex Waikato, @ Londqji, to arrive. 1 hogshead MfNTOS'SfSJHINA and EARTHEN WAEE f Anyone wanting superior ware should avail of this selection, Jfnd secureDinner ware, Princeswpattern Plates^. 10s dozen ; .Jgper articlesjin. proportion , M Dessert plateb 3s e»h; toilet sets 25s and 35s »et S Tea ware — Teacups aid saucers, 7s dz Breakfast 10s ffoz ; filates, bowls, etc China teacups ftnd s Sneers, 2s 6d each Sugar boxes, 51; t Jlpots, 7s 6d each Creams, 3s 6d &chf Plates, 2s< each ;%lojps, 3s 6d each Mintons have no superior in their line "£-- / 1 case kitchen fenders, 6s 6d to 13s 1 case bright fireirons, 5s to 10s set 1 hogshead Slack and Brownlow's filters, 12s to 32s 1 case electroplated on nickel silver goods — marmalades, jelly bowls, sugars, cruet frames, coffee pots, teapots, creams, in Bets, £3 10s, £4. and .£6 1 case Britannia metal goods, teapots and covered sugars, 8s 6d to 12s 6d PIANOS by J. J. Hopkinson. Walnut iron cottage 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: Wal« nut and gold, iron frame, cottage ; price, Patea, i&O TEA. Direct importers from growers, India and Ceylon ; no merchants or middle profits to pay No read leaf, broken tea, Biftings, 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 L any packet tea, and unequalled for ) strength and fine flavor. . "For settlers and family use I have 1 201b quarter-chests of both Indian and "Ceylon teas of very fine 1 quality. The Darjeeling Broken Orange Pekoe will be found the c choicest tea in New Zealand, and r being composed of the finest young leaves and tips, one-third of the Q amount is all that is required tc a make an enjoyable cup of tea. SEEDS. c I ha\e a very large stock of ne? ) season's clovers — white, red alsyke, cowgrass, timothy $ sheej fescue and fine grasses ; Pacey ryi grass, etc., etc. The quality an< price of my seeds will commeni T them to farmers and graziers. )r SPECIALTIES. B . Scotch whisky, McGregor and Came BB ron ' B fl> Manchester calicoes, Crewdeoa's ■Q t Horrocks', Holhns Brothers' Shefiield cutlery, Johnson's — larg m stock in great variety Shefiield electroplate " and nicke Bs cutlery, forks, spoons, &c n . Croßse and Blackwell'B goods J T. Morton's goods ye Orb galvanised roofing iron JS> Galvanised wire netting . r . [ St Diston'a cross-cut saws and . has ed saws, &c in GIBSON'S CASH WABEHOUS: Hawera, March 29, 1692.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2434, 23 May 1893, Page 3
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