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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2748, 15 June 1894, Page 3

aißso]srs ■HAH f ABEIOUBB \J HaWEBA A3JD PaJEEA. NEW GOODS, ex Kaikoura and Doric, @ London. p 239 cases and packages New WINTER DRAPERY. No I Wellington and Auckland old job stock. 1 case Belfast table loom damask, 1 bleacbed damask, table napkins 2 cases dress lengths — French whipcords, French diagonals, and as- ) sorted newest fashionable winter [ dress stuffs, specially selected. No i two dresses alike, and all high quality material Silk and satin skirts, ladies' black , jackets, embroidery i Ladies' umbrellas, Axminster rugs Ayawza carpet squares Wilton carpet squares ; 1 bale 80inch and 54in twill sheeting 1 case 8-12 tabie covers — Edinburgh manufacture; 1 case slate sileaia grey liniDgs ; Havard shirting Navy and black velveteen Turkey twill, embroidered covers Tapestry covers, nainsook, flannelettes Sateen eiderdown quilts, tick Fancy Union shirting 80-inch Findlay's sheeting; 40-inch twilled pillow .cotton Brown honeycomb towels ; white Turkish towels, brown Tur. towelß 1 case floorcloth — f yard, lyd, l£yd, 2yd widths 011 baizes and American leathers 1 case ladies' Balmoral boots, patent court shoeß, children's shoes and balmorals 1 case ladies' fur-lined winter cloaks Linen cambric pockethandkerchiefs,from Lurgan, Belfast The above very latest coods selected from best houses, Paris, London, Edinburgh, Belfast, Manchester, etc, by a buyer on the spot, and up to date, bought for cash, and will Be sold for cash immediately on being opened up at less than wholesale merchants' profi '. Ten per cent will satisfy me,, because I don't carry stock. I sell. I sell my ne<v goods at lowest price and, though in business for over twer y years, I have never had to run a so-called cheap sale to quit old stock. 8 bu idles spades, Lyndon's, Parkes', ard Ward and Payne, Sheffield 5 kegs blue stone ? 100 reelß barbed wiri, 120 bundles fencing wire, 1 kegfclout nails To arrive by earij steamer from Colomb — 200 boxes Ceylon tea, from the Agraourah garde s ; order limit. The "highest pr ie" to be "the finest tea.v Ri< i liquoring and best value In the larket 12 chests oiigina lOOlbs chest ; ordered sanjb, hig 1 est quality 2 tierces finest d lon picked pea berry coffee \ NEW SEASON'S AMERICAN MANUFACTURES. To arrive by first vessel from New York— Tobacco. 10 cases Juno blocks, 7 to the pound, 221b cadies, sell 9d stick, 5s 3d lb 10 cases Unique rods, 7 to the pound 1 case Golden Eagle rods, 7 to the lb robebery tflavelling bags and Tettnks. Supersedes Gladstone ; decided improvement; not so weighty, being lighter and elastic, allows more Liberal packing. The Champion Xctrr Saw op tub WOBLD. I beg to call attention to a new make of crosscut saw. These saws ate made expressly to my order by Henry Disston and Sons, of Philadelphia, and both shape and style of tooth are to pattern of the saw used by the champion sawyer of the world. They are of the finest hard silver I steel and 4 guages thinner on the back, and are the first of this pattern n New Zealand. My Triumph and Champion Lumber Saw is unrivaled in the bush for felling and logging, and the cheapest saw in the market. A s^foot saw complete with handles for Bs. To arrive, per Ruapehu, @ London, 9th February — 120 reels barbed wire 120 coils galvanised fencing wire In Bond, Patea, ex Auckland, @ Glasgow — 6 quarter-casks finest very old vatted Highland whiaky In stock — very old, very choce, old tawny port, dij sherry, finest old West India rum, Australian wines, ottled ales and stout For prices apply wholesale store, Patea. In stock, Patea— lso pieces Hor rocks, Crewsdon & Co.'s calico, assorted, in. every make and quality, at wholesale prices SPORTING. Breach-loading guns from £4 to £7 ' Muzzle-loaders, double barrel, 30s Cartridges, Eley Brothers', green central fire, Nob. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, i 14s per box, 12 and 14 guage i E.G. smokeless powder. Nob. 2, 3, 4, 15a 100, central fire caps, wada i thick felt and card wads , Curtis and Harvey's diamond-grain gunpowder s Jack Hall's celebrated 3F sporting \ powder, 3s lb 1 cask best fuse £ 1 breech-loading gun, d.b., .£lO 1 ditto, £5 10s - 1 muzzle-loading, double barrel, £2 ? Cartridges — Eley Brothers' greei central fire, Nos 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 h 10, 14s ; E.G. smokeless powder s Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 15s . . Cartridge cases, 6s ; central fir< I caps, thick felt and card wads c Diamond-grain gunpowder — Curtic< and Harvey John Hall and Son's 8F powder sporting caps, shot assorted 1 case patent fuse blasting powder PIANOS. Ex Gothic 1 piano by Kirkman and Son — wa^ iq nut. London price, 55 guinea Will Btsil for £60 net cash The piano by Holling is a goo< sound instrument, better value tha many that are sold at £50. >n GIBSON'S CASH WAEEHOUS]