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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 4029, 3 September 1898, Page 4

T^GMONT QEED OTORE New Season Vegetable Seeds, 3d per packet. Flower Sbbds, Id per packet. NOW LANDING. NEW SEASON'S MANGOLD AND CARROT SEEDS all of the best strains. TURNIPS— Swedes, Yellow and White Fleshed varieties. Broad-leaved Essex Rape, Tares, Mustard, and Rye Corn. CLOVERS AND GRASBES of all the leading varieties. Seed Oats, Wheat and Barley. . SEED POTATOES. — Whit Elephants, Snowflake, Beauty of Hebron, Bath Kidney, etc., and late main crop varieties. Crushed Oats, Barley, Linseed,, etc. MANURES — Having received numerous testimonials from farmers in this district respecting the success of Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser, and Oo.'s Manures during the past two seasons, and, being sold under guaranteed analysis, we can confidently recommend them. AGENT. FOR Massey-Harris Co.'s world renowed high-class > Agricultural Machinery, Reapers and Binders, Mowere, Cultivators, Soufflers, Combined Seed and Manure Drills, etc., Ploughs (single, double, and treble furrow). Agent for Massey-Harris Oo.'s Bicycles. ' ' Circulars and Catalogues posted to any address on application to W. riOWE, Hawera. FACTQRY CANS. FACTORY CANS FACTOBY CANS. TTARDLEY AJSD Still lead in Cans, Cooler, Vats , and Factory Requisites. They can supply immediately on receipt of order one or five hundred factory cans, delivered free to any township within a radius of 16 miles of Hawera at Hawera prices. Five varieties of Coolers to choose from. Orders by wire .or letter punctually attended to. • Note the address— - HAUDLEY AND SONS, . , Haweba. J. E. MA£ON, i - , I ' . OF THB ! ' TXTELLINGTON BOOT ,'. VV . MART, i ' Wishes to notify the public and 1 surrounding districts that, having \ been so successful during his late cheap sale, m premit.es latelj i occupied by R. L. Hutchens, hat 3 encouraged him to still give the I public further advantages by enlargs ing his premises. So the balance oJ a the assigned estate is all layed out or tables so as the public can come anc , pick for themselves. We have alsc " opened up a splendid lot of Ladies Walking and Evening Shoes oi every description for the spring. I will just quote a few of oui 9 prices ; we want to clear the balance £ of this stock in 14 days to make . room for fresh shipments. Nc i. reasonable offer refused. The stool * must be cleared at a grdat redaction, / Ladies' Black and Tan Laced anc ; Bal. Shoes from 2/11, 4/11, 5/6 t, Ladies' High-leg Laced Boots fron 5/6; Ladies' Patent and Glassic Evening Shoes from 1/11 ; Ladies T Canvas Shoes, 3/6 ; Girls' Canvas lt from 1/11 ; Ladies' House Boots it 2/8 ; Boys' Best Kip Shooters, 2/6 ; ■t Men's Hip Shooters, 6/6; Gents , ; Light Black and Tan Bals. from 7/6; Gents's Shoes from 8/11: l, Warm Slippers from 1/-. Everj ; other line equally as cheap. k Note the Addbess — I ■ J. E. MASON, Wellington Boot Mart. i ■ i t ;mHi s q pa ci > I ' ■ V 1■ , ' c r 1 i RESERVED c ) 1 i > FOR i i J THE YEREX AND JONES k ■ COMPANY'S i • NEW ADVERTISEMENT. BERhY AND MoALLISTER. IMPORTAJSTANNOUNOEMENT. WE beg to announce that we have sold our Hawera Photographic Business to Mr Arthur Gungall, of Canterbury, and, while thanking the residents of Hawera and district for their liberal support, r we beg to request a continuance of the same for our suooessor. Mr Gungall comes from the city Outstanding, accounts may be paid either to Mr Halliwell or Mr Gungall. BERRY ANDMoALIISTER, , Rbgent-strbbt, Hawera. MO^AVIN'S Dunedin In\JT valid Stouts for pale ' people, at P&rwn'gton rod Hutson'g