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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXLVI, Issue 4286, 22 July 1899, Page 4

TjIGMONT £JEED OTOBE Now arrived for the coming season — Vegetable and Flower Seeds. (Seeds tested before being sent out.) XfARLY QEiED pOTATOES. We have in store large quantities of the following varieties: — White Elephant, Beauty of Hebrqn, Early Rose, Bnowfiake, Kidneys, etc., eto. Also, late varieties in any quantity at market rates. | To arrive for tho coming season, all the leading varieties of Turnip, Mangold and Carrot Seeds, Rape, Mustard, etc., to be offered at prices which will command a large turnover. Also, Grasses and Clovers for spring Fowing.ARTIFICIAL ]y[ AN UR E S As Agents for Messrs Kempthorne, Prosser & Co , w° oarry large stocks of their Special Manure?, which have given entire satisfaction in this district especially in promoting the growth and keeping qualities of the turnip. i. Manures stored at Hawera and 'Normanby. AGRICULTURAL JMPLE- 1 MENTg. Massey Harris' Harvesting Machinery, Ploughs, Cultivators, Hay J tokos, Mowers, £eed and Manure Drills, Scu fliers, etc. Richmond & Chandler's hand Seed Drills, Planet Jr. Seed Drills, Continental Lawn Mowers, etc. Catalogues on application to ' W. ROWE, Hawera SEED TIME . & HARVEST. NOW IS TBE SEED TIME, BUT WHAT WILL THE HARVEST BE? riIHAT depends upon the quality X of the seed sown. If you sow Coopeb's Selected Garden Seeds then the harvest must be satisfactory. All Vegetable Seeds &d per paoket. Flower Seeds id per paoket. B. C. BOBBINS, Agent. nnHB TjILTHAM pOAOH TjIACTORY, Bbidge-stbeet ... Eltham. ' E. L. BRIANS. MILK DRAYS! MILK DRAYS a Speciality. Farmers should order their Drays as soon as possible for the coming season. Please note that I construct all my drays and other vehioles of the very best materials. Intending purchasers are cordially invited to inspeob my factory and stook. Vehioles of all descriptions on hand and built to order. , _— . » Note the address — E. L. BRIANT, ' Elfcham Coaoh Factory, £rid(?e-st , Eltham. y AWERA COACH FAOTORY Established, 1872. 1 TYRES SET WHILE YOU WAIT BY THE WEST PATENT TYRE 6ETTER. f _____ One of these machines, having ; been just ereoted at considerable cost, the proprietor is prepared to set tyres at a moment's notice. Advantages : Iron toughened, old wheels m^de true, and tyres set by this profess will remain on a longer time Inspection invited. E. BARTLETT, UIGH-STBRET ... fciAWKBA TBE ONEHUNGA BOOT FACTOR. i HIGH ST., HAWERA. j Just opening up and to arrive one ' of the most complete stooks of Boots and Shoes in Taranaki. Prices will i be found to defy competition. r All nsw goods. Best makep. Tha l finest materials The following are a few lines :— , Scotch Grain Shooters, Calf Bals, ; Calf Shooters, and Porpoise Bals. i All kinds of Men's, Women's and J Children's Tans, 13ox Calf and \ \ Chrome Work. • Plain and Fancy Dancing Shoes. Dressing and Polish of every description. Inspection Invited. Note— We give Trading Stamp?. J ELTHAM-OPUNAKE COAOH. DAILY SERVICE. SEARLE BROTHERS. 1 Mail Coach runs daily betweea Awatuna and Eltham. A coach 5 also will run daily to Opunake from Awatuna, 'connecting with mail coach f To Eltham. r Leaves Opunake at ... (>a.m. 1 Arrives at Awatuna ... 7.80 a.m. Arrives at Kaponga ... 8.30 a.m. Arrives at Etham (Calgher's H0te1). ... 10 a.m. g To Opunake. Leaves Calgher's Hotel... 8.80 p.m. c Leaves Kaponga ... 5 pm. c Leaves Awatuna ... 6.15 p.m. Arrives Opunake ... 8 p.m. £ The coaoh connects with tbe morning train to Hawera and with the afternoon train from Hawera. t N 0 T I C F. f '. TTAVING sold my business, I r _._ I would respectfully solicit an 3 early settlement of all outstinding 6 accounts. My successor's (Mr Herbert Foy) receipt will be a 1 suffici- nt discharge. F. W. BUCKINGHAM.