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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7367, 21 January 1902, Page 3

'■ GIBSON'S /^! Ab II WA BEHOU S E HAWERA & PATE ft. HAY-MAKJNG Tt OLS. l( > Aineiioan soythe blades, rizor 0 steel, 2/ each } f Tyzaok's English rivettea scythe r blades, 3/, 8/8 Tyzack's English solid patent soythe blades, 8/6 6aoh ji Tyzack's English fern scythe blades, 3/3 each Best American soy he handles, 2/6 ana 8/6 • Best 3-bow wood hayrakes, 1/6 ■ each, 8 for 3/9 Hayforks, highest grade, spring '. steel prongs, best ash handles Hayforks, 2 prong, at 1/3 to 1/9 , Hayforks, 3 prong, at 1/6 to 2/8 , Reap hooks, Hutton's B.Y. and , Tyzack's. at 1/8, 1/6, 1/9 Soythe stones, fid and 9d each , Scythe blade and handle for 4/6 complete Tysaok's scythe blade an 3 handle for 5s 6d complete LAWN MOWERS. Only a few left at our famous low prices Champion mowers, 14in at 22/6, ■ 16in at 25/ 3 Standard mowers, high wheels, 5 12in 80/, 14in 32/6, lGin 35/ j Imperial * ' lade mowers, high 1 wheels, U.~ ,j/. 1 Gin 55/ ' , We have been bailing the above j mowers for years, and they always ' ' give entire satisfaction. I * Garden rollers at £4 103 WALL PAPERS. , I have just landed 16 bales best English wall papers direct from the , manufacturers. My prices will be , found below those of Wellington. 1 Patterns will be forwarded to intending buyers. JAM^MAKING UTENSILS. Mason's improved jam jars, quarts, 5/ dozen, Mason's improved jam jars, half gallons, 7/6 dozen, jelly iars with tops 2/6 dozen, a marvellous line I have also a shipment of latest patents of jam jars to arrive this month. Enamel preserving pans at 4/6, G/, 7/, 8/, 9/6, 10/6, 11/6 Wooden jam spoons at 4d and 6d each Bottle corkers 1/3 each. Ginger beer corks Is gross Preserving sugar crystals Wire fruit pickers 1/ each. No climbing ladders and fear of Compensation Acts ENAMELWARE. I have the largest assortment of enamelware on the coast, both in plain and decorated, which took first prize at Paris Exhibition, ] Buying at Gibson's you save 25 per cent. Washhand basins 1/3 to 3/6 Billies 1/9 to 3/ Cullenders 1/9 to 3' Jugs 1/3 to 2/. Toilet jags i' Kettles 2/ to 4/ Baking dishes 1/6 to 3/6 Pie dishes lOd to 1/9 Saucepans and covers 2/, 2/6, 3/ Lipped saucepans lOd, 1/3 Coffee pots 2/9, 3/, 3/3 />lso a fine assortment in the following lines at low prices : — Candlesticks, mugs, cups and saucers, egg cups, tumblers, children's sets, toilet sets, bowls, salt boxes, tea caddies, dust pans, trays, meat dishes, scoops, plates, hot water jugs, toilet jugs, spoons, ladles, soap racks, , wash-ups, preserving pans, moulds, funnels, fry pans, gridirons, breakfast cans, slop pails, toilet cans, boiler fillers. CUTLERY. Christopher Johnson & Co's Shef- . field cutlery. I hold tb.9 largest stocks, at the lowest prices, on the ■ coast b Table knives, bone or rosewood . handles afc 6/ doz Table knives, xylonite, fast handles at 12/, 15/, 18/ doz tt Table Knives, ivory handles, best quality 48/ doz, through tanged 3 Dessert knives, bone or rosewood, at 5/ doz a JDessart knives, xylonito fast handlea, at 10/, 12/, 16/ doz c Dessert knives, ivory handles, best k quality, 36/ doz _ Carvers afc 6/, 6/6, 7/, 7/(3, 8/6, * 10/, 15/, 16/ pair. All these carvers are the best quality, manufactured H with patent guards, self-acting t. Carvers in handsome silk and j plush-lined cases, at 18/6, 15/, 17/6, v 20/, 22/6, 25/, 27/6, 32/6, 85/, 40/ £ oaee t- teels, table and butcher's, 2/ to 5/ p Bread knives 1/, 1/6, 2/, 2/6, to 4/6 Christy bread knives, cut new c . bread without crumbling, at I/, 2/ Butchers' knives, C. Johnson & Co's and Wilson's makes, from 1/ to 2/, knife, sheath, and belt compete, 2/ Cook's knives 3/6, cock's forks 2/6, corkscrews 9d, 1/, 1/8, 1/6 Meat choppers 3/, 3/6, 4/, 4/6 Mincing knives 6d, 9d, 1/6 Pocket knives, over a* hundred kinds to choose from, Christopher C Johuson'a, Joseph fiodgers', Lock- r wood's, and other well known makes, prices range from 6d to 5/ ; if we "* cannot puil you in a pocket knife, f nobody else can z. Sportsman's knives at 2/6, 8/, C 3/6 each Proniog, castraticg, bicycle, and h cartridge extracting knives r Ludifts' knive3, a nice assortment * Razors, best quality from 2/6, / JKodgers', Johnson s, and Eropp makes r Strops, tho latest kinds from 1/6 V Scissors, cutting cut, buttonhole, l nail, embroidery, drapers', barbers', * vine, flower gathering, and scissors > in cases, lowest price V Putty knives, oyster knives V Shoemakers' ktrivep, farriers' knives, etc. PLATED WARE. 1 In plated warp it is Gibson's aim * to procure the very best quality direct from makers of established repute. For such first-class articles •« oar prices will be found immeasur- •" ably below those a3ked by other storekeepers for the same thing, or * inferior quality. Table forks, warranted to wear whits, from 12/ doz to 86/ Dessert forks, do, from 8/ to 30/ Table spoons, do, from 12/ to 36/ £ Dessert spoons, do, from 6/ to 30/ Tea spoons, do, from 3/ to 15/ Afternoon tea spoons, do, from 5/ to 21/ \ Come and see our assortment of ~ jam *poor>s, afternoon tea spoons Bread forks, butter knives, pickle forks Fait, mustard, and sugar spoons Sugar tongs, nut craokers, knife rests Biscuit barrels, butter dishes, cake baskets, card trays, teapots bugar basins and cream jugs Cruets, pickle bottles, napkin rings, toast racks, vpgetable dishes, trinket vases, brushes, case goods, - etc , too numerous to mention Cheap Hues plated dessert forks 3/6 doz, table forks 4/ doz Cheap lines plated teaspoons 1/6 doz, dessert 8/, table 4/ NEW SHIPMENTb 1 Just arrived in saucepans, kettles, etc Cnfnaware, glassware Carpenters' tools, farm and garden uols Staples, wire ; send for quotations, can do price right , 12 tons galvanised corrugated . iron, lowest quotations. 64 kegs and drums Champion's . white lead, 40 drums raw and boiled 1 linseed oil, 3 balej (8000 yds) scrim 1 New Season's Teas have arrived. £ lhiß season's Ceylon Tea id the < finest that has left Ceylon. 101b < box Broken Orange Pekoe 20/, for- ] warded to any station or town on ( tsoach route, carriage paid ■ Jan. 7 ' !