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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7376, 31 January 1902, Page 3

IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF G. GODDARD, DRAPER. THE DON SOFTG^ODS SYNDICATE, of Wanganui, have purchased the above stock, and nil CLEAR the lot under the hammer of Mr B MoAlpine on Thursday, Friday, and Satu -day Next. G IT. W. BISHOP, Manager/ i THE DON. r SALE. SAT.E. i ■ THE SALE OF SALES. i | i Commencing on TKLU:R.S7J>^.Y, January itStli, At PATERSON'S. LOOK OUT FOR PRICE LIS1 1 ON WEDNESDAY, BARGAIiSTiS in all departments. Promises will be Closed all day on Wednesday, January 15th, for the purpose of re-marking. i j — . __. i CJUI^I STMAS GIFTS ! ! F. J. WRIGLEY HAH just opnned up ox S.S. Tongariro and Kumara an especially fine fkipmenJ; of Sterling; Silver aud Electro-plated Ware, manufactured by st-mda-d Eng'ieU linkers. Those goods comprise many new, choice, and artistic designs in AfSeraoon Tea Sets, Hot Water Kettles, Hot Water Jugs, Sugar and Creams, Table Gongs, Liquor Jelly Dishes, E.P. Tea Pots, Dinner and Breakfast Cruets, Biscuit Barrels, Pickle Jars, etc , etc. Bein<? heavily stocked in all lires of Silver and Electro-plate, atid wishing to turn tbeso goods into Cash at once, I will give Liberal Cash Disccunt for the next two months. Everyone in seirch of something new and covel, and good for presents, etc., la invited to inspect my display. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. JOHNSON'S CUTLER?— TabIe and Dessert Knives, Carvers, Steels, Scissors, Hazors, Platod Spoons and Forks at Cash Prices. Mason's Improved and Tightening Jam Jars at from 5/6 dozen. Enamel aud Copper Preserving Pans from 7/. Jam Bpcona and Jelly Jars, Fly-traps 1/, Wire Dish Covers from 1/8, Wire Meat Bafes 2/ and 3/6 to hang up, Hay Forks 2/, Hay Rakes, Reap Hooks 1/6, Potato Forks Bs, Scythe , Blades 3/, Scythe Stones 6d, Lubricating Oil of every description, Cylinder, Gas, Separator and Heavy Engine from 15/ drum, Hall's Sanitary Washable ] Paint in 7)b l.ius, for inside or outside. A splendid line foe renovating kitchens or distempering wall papers in any room. A large variety of • beautiful tints in ttosk. Pump 3of all de?criptioss, Well Pumps 12/6, 13/6, 15/, Lift and Force Pumps, tpraying Pumps, Window Washers, Garden Syringes. Garden Hose and Fitting^ all sizes and prices. Garden Tools of 6very description. F. J. WKIGLEY, IRONMONGER.. ; HAWERA.

The Mart, High-stkeet, Eltham. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. WH. & A. MoGARRY will • sell by public auction as above, — OK(\ CASES assorted Fruits, tJt/KJ including plums, pears, peaches, apples, tomatoes, apricots, . lemons, passion fruit, b.manas Potatoes, onion 3 , bacon, hams, fowl", duoks, lot of useful sundries Kindly note time of sale On the Premises, Mountain Road, Eitham. Unreserved Sale of Household Furniture and Effects. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. IF H. & A. McGARRYhave v • been favored with instructions from T. C. Stanners, Esq, to sell by public auction as above, — 8 iron bedsteads, 2 wooden bedsteads, spring mattresses, 1 duchesse pair, 8 cheats drawers, i drawing-room suite, cheffonier, 1 splendid dining-room table, kitchen table, 8 good cupboai'ds, fenders, Austrian bentwood and easy chairs, couch, mirrors, clocks, pictures, books, hanging and table lamps, ohinaware, kitchen utensils, churn, milk pan 3, buckets, washtubs, garden tool?, wheelbarrow, spring dray and harness 8 cow?, 1 calf With Slight Eeserve, Piano (almost new), gig and harness, washing machine Taa Marc, High-street, Eltham SATURDAY, MLBRUARY 8. ! At 2 o'olock sharp, WH. &A. McGARRYhave • baen favored with ins*truc tion3 from Messrs Henderson and Lowe to offer by public auction as above, — 1® Subdivisions of Beolion 78, Blook 10, Ngaire 8.D., being unsold portion of the properties lately owned by Chas. Brennan (deceased). The area of allotments range from 89 perohes to 2 rood 18 perches, and the situation is unequalled for residential purposes In order to close the partnershipi together with exceptional terms. Lithograph plans and all informaj tion obtainable on application to the auctioneers. ' NURfeING HOME. MRS SISLEY is prepared to take in patients at her residnece, "Kincora," High-street, Eitham. ° SEASIDE RESORT! MRS W. J. HONEYFIJBLD, Breakwater, New Plymouth is now prepared to receive a few visitors OBBINS " -.FOB I NEUBOL

rnHE PEOPLE say THEY MUST SMOKE SALMON & GLUCKSTEIN'S GOLD FLAKE CIGARETTE 3. Because they are pure an 3 good. Ask your Tobacconist for them. J. MYEBS & CO., Agents, Wellington, TO MY CUSTOMERS IWIBH to thank you foi your Eupport aud kindness to me during my business career, and for the satisfaction you have expressed at the high standard of our work. I hope that you will continue to give your support to ray successors, Mestw D. and J, Smith, under whose i name the business will in future be conducted. Again thanking you, I am, yours faithfully A. WORSFOLD. WAIMATE ROAD BOARD. TRAFFIC SUSPENDED. ELTHAM ROAD. NOTIOE is hereby given that ALL TRAFFIC Will be Suspended from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. TUESDAY NEXT, 23th inst, on the Eitham Road, at a point half a mile east of Kaponga, in order that a new culvert may be constructed. ALL HEAVY TRAFFIC Will be Suspended as from Tuesday Mobnisg (as above) until further notice. W. R. TREMAIN, Foreman of Works. MR A. T. STONE (Pupil of M. Simonsen), rTiEAOHER of the Violin, Violin . JL Soloist, etc. Finishing and! Conversational Lessons, Advanoed or Elementary Instruction, any grade or style. Violins made, repaired, or refitted. ', Address, c/o Dixon & Bate?. , THE undersigned begs to notify that he has REMOVED from , Grey-street to Wilson-street. I . E. T. B. WORTHY. SHOULD you want a Sellers Washer, send to Dixon and Bates.