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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 3031, 27 May 1895, Page 4

niOCKS! CLOCKS R. W. SARGENT Has just received A large and fine assortment of clocks, which he is offering at very low prices, having bought them on ve»f favorable terms. jf CLOCKS from 6s to m. Eight-day StrikinG^rClocks from 20s. ' jf Watches, clocks, and jewellery repaired on the premises. All work guaranteed. R. W. SARGEIST, (Late 11. G. Pitcher) Watchmakeb, High street, Hawera, opposite Bank of Australasia. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Just arrived from Sydney — WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES! By Bothfrhain, Ehrardt, and other best makers, from 30s. Two years' guarantee given with each watch. — Don't miss this opportunity. ,: CLOCKS! CLOCKSJ CLOCKS! In great variety, fpm 5s 6d. Spectacles a mecialnr, from Is 6d per pair. 'A -M Great varietal in^Gold Brooches, Lockets, TrinkeW Chains, Rings, Keepers, etc Watches, clocks, and jewellery re- 1 paired on the shortest notice, and guaranteed. Note the address — S. SIMONS, WATCHMAKER axd JEWjsLLER, next Bank of Australasia, High-st, Hawbra. EGMONT SEED STOBE Haweba. English Grass and Clover Seeds to hand in first-class condition, viz. : Alsyke, White Ciovef, Cowgrass Bed Clover, Trefoil, timothy Yarrow, Mustard, Erifehsh Rape Fescues, Meadow FdEtail, Poas Crested Dogstail, Fibrin Tall and Yellow Qd Grass Poverty Bay and Southland Ryegrass .Wow in stock and to arrive — Britannia Co's Oil Engines of various sizes T. Corbett's Agricultural Implements Catalogues on application. W. ROWE, BEEP AND IMPLEMENT DEPOT. F. S. CANNING, r\ ENERAL MERCHANT, LAND \J ato COMMISSION AGENT, KAPON&A. i Post, Telegraph, and Money Order Suitable and WQll-ttlected supplies of every country reqpsite kept in stock. Inspection invited of my MEN'S CLOTHING, DRAPEEY, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERYWARE, BOOTS (Zealandia). and other sundries too numerous to detail. for saleTwo three-quarter-acreß town of Kaponga near the hotel. 316 acres well improved, securely fenced, 7-roomed house, cheap ; easy terms. 163 acres, well improved, cheap; easy terms. 217 acres, well improved, cheap ; easy terms. 141 acres, well improved, cheap; easy terms. 170 acres, well improved, cheap ; easy terms. 100 acres, well improved, cheap ; easy terras. 147 acres, well improved, cheap ; easy terms. 320 acres, well improved, cheap ; easy terms. 1328 acres, perpetual lease, Awakino ; well improved, aheap-proof fence, right of purchase at 103 per acre, rent 6d per acre. A few good farms, near Kaponga. A good eawmill and firet-elaas plant —One planing T and G, Ac machine by Bawl, 22 bullocks, bows, yokes, &c, Ac, 2 waggons, 5 draught horses, harness complete, 2 engines,l 12 and 1 14-horse power in good order, trams, jacks, winches, trucks and everything required to complete a firet-cla^s plant — TBBYS VUBT EAST. Properties entered upon my register *BEE 07 OHABGE. BOOTMAKiNG I beg to intimate that I have secured tte services of a first. class Bootmaker. Fii and style can now be obtained at Canning's store, Kaponga. Repairs promptly attended to. WALTER KEENE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. For eight years at the London Organ Bchool and International College of Music, and late of the St. James' Hall, Princess Hall, and People's Palace Concerts, London, in prepared to receive Pupils for the Pianoforte or Orpan, At pupils' own residence, in Uaweti, Manaia, an ' surrounding dwtricjjrf. PIANO TUNINJF AND REPAIRJ&G undertaken bi,Frof. Walter Keene, for two years with Messrs Clift, Pianoforte* tuners and repairers, London. First-class work guaranteed. For terms apply Prof. Walter Keeue, c/o Mrs Wortley, Victoria-Btreet, Hawera, where certificates may be seen. TMPOUNDING NOTfCE Impounded in tbe ITawera Public Pound, by Mr Hurleyman, from Normanby — One red bull cilf, no visible brand. Impounde I by Natives from Taiporohenui — One bay gelding, anfftU star on forehead, no vlaibld^brand Impounded by I?. Ojtfver, Hawera — One black gelding,. Ho visible brand. If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold at 12 noon on Thursday, June Gtb, 1895, according to the provisions of toe Impounding Act of 1884. W. JACKSON, Poundkeeper. TJOYAL MAIL TO KAPONGimebsbs mckenzib & emmett Have much pleasure in informing tbe travelling public between Eltham and Kaponga that they have purchased the pessengor trafiic from Mr J. Hawko, and will run a ronveyance between these places ev<ffy Tuesday at 10 a.m., Thursday andsßaturday at 11 30 am , leaving Kanmga on Tuesdays at 1 p.m., an]} onjFbursdays and Saturdays at 2.30.p ur Buggies a-d Horjfes on hire at shortest notice. « OPPOSITE BRANCH HOTEL. ELTHAM.