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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7379, 4 February 1902, Page 3

SALE. SALE. THE SALE OF SALES. Common ing on THURSDAY, January lOth, At PATERSON'S. < LOOK OUT FOR PJUCE L I S II 11I 1 ON WEDNESDAY; I B'ARGAITSTS IN ALL DWABTMKNTS. Premises will bo Closed all day on Wednesday, January 15tb, for the purposa of re-marking. €3El\*.l& r rMLA.& GIFTS!! F. J. WEIGLEY HAS just oponed up ex S.S. Tongariro anfl Kmnara an especially fine thipmeiit of Btorling Silver and Electro-plated Ware, manufactured by Efcanuard English makers. These goods comprise many new, ohoioe, and artistic designs in Afternoon Tea Sets, Hot Water Kettles, Hot Water Jugs, Sugar and Creams, Table Gongs, Liquer Frames, Jelly Dishei, E.P. Tea Pots, Dinner and Breakfast Cruets, Biscuit Barrel?, Pickle Jars, etc , etc. Being heavily stocked in all lires of Silver and Eleotro-plate, and wjshiog to turn thesa goods into Cash at once, I will give Liberal Cash Discount for the next two months. Everyone in search of something new and novel, and good for presents, etc., is invited to inspect my display. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS. JOHNSON'S CUTLEK?— TabIe and Dessert Knives, Carvers, Steels, Scissors, Kazira, PJated Spoons and Forks at Caen Prices. Mason's Improved and Tightening Jam Jars at from 5/6 dozen. Enamel and Copper Preserving Pans from 7/. Jam Spoons and Jolly J&rs, PJj-trops 1/, Wire Dish Covers from 1/6, Wire Meat Safes 2/ and 3/6 to hang up, *«ay Forks 2/, Hay JRakes, Reap Hooks 1/G, Potato Forks Hs, Scythe Blades 8/, Scjtbe Stones Gd, Lubricating Oil of every description, Cylinder, Gas, Separator and Heavy Engine from 15/ drum, Hall's Sanitary Washable Piiifc in 7'b tin-*, for m3ide or outside. A splendid hno for renovating kifceooMS or <3istempi.'riog wall papers in any room- A large variety of beautiful tints in stock. Pumps of all def cripfcioss, Well Pumps 12/6, 18/6, 15/, Lift and Force Pump?, pcaj ing Pumps, Window Washers, Garden Syringes. <Jwdcn Hoso and Fitting?, all sizes and prices. Garden Tools of every description.

F. J. WEIGLEY, IROMMONGEB HATVERA.

Mj. CAMPBELL. 0 High sth* kt, H A W E R A, Peak Froan's Biscuits, hesb bratd Tin Fruit Big W heel Jollies, Golden Fanning Tea, finger's Egg Producer Columbia Smoked Salmon (the latest delicacy), Al Mince Meat Welda, for mending crockery Balloon Fly Traps, Sticky Fly Papers Stamped Steel Enamelled and TinLined Baucepans, Mrs Potts' Irons Garden Hoes and .Rakes Preserving Bottles - quarts and halfgallons Preserving Pans, Jelly Glasses A full assortment of Crockery 1 have been appointed Agent for Bosley's Excelsior Window Cleaner. Saves time and labor. Brickell's Patent Linoleum Polisher, a boon to the housewife. Saves stooping and knee drill. Telephone No. 26. MR A. T. STONE (Pupil of M. Simonsen), npEAOBER of the Violin, Violin JL Soloist, otc. Finishing and Conversational Lessons, Advanced or Elementary Instruction, any j grade or style. j Violins made, repaired, or re- , fitted. Address, c/o Dixon & Bate?. NOTICE. nnEE undersigned bega to notify JL that he has REMO VED from Groy-street to Wilson-street. B. T. B. WORTHY. NURbING HOME. MRS SISLIiY ig prepared to take in patients at her residnece, "Kincora," High-street, ! Eltham. i VRELIMINARY NOTICE. ! i At tho Bungalow, corner of Hastings j and Opunake Roads. TTN RESERVED CLEARING U SALE ' ■ Of Capt. Holden'a Dairy Herd and ) Other Cattle, Implements, Household Furniture, all and sundry. Wm. HOLDEN. Particulars liter. DH3SOLimON"ol r ~PAKTNER. SHIP. rEHHE Partnership hitherto existJL ing, J* hn Livesey Harwood , and William Gruar, trading as J. L EAR WOOD & CO., of Kaponga, ; Storekeepers, Has. this day be--n i dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business in f utura will be carried on , by Wm. Gbuab, trading in the stylo , of WM. GRUAR & CO. , The Premier Store, Kaponga. ; n. wickett, : Manager. "W IT & reference to the foregoing, vv I take this opportunity of thanking my many friends in and ' around Kaponga for the very liberal I way in which their patronage has I been bestowed upon me during my fctay here, and request a continuance a of their kind favours on behalf ol my successor. , J. L. HARWOOD, ' Kaponga, January 3 1st, 1902. a. ,/ HORSES for ,9th CONTINGENT }| HP HE undersigned will attend t< ' a | X Purchase Horses 14.2 to 15.3 , d 6to 10 years old, at the followinj [ places: Stratford, 4th February 3 Eltham, sth ; Toko, 6th ; Kakaramea 16 " 7th ; Hawera, Bth j Manaia, lOtl lb Iron-greys and roans not objects £°' J. W. DEEM, Inspector of Stock. Ed TVTEUROL 1\ ...FOE... HEADACHE

TOKO SHEEP FAIR. THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 MY ANNUAL Sheep Fair ai Toko will be held on Thurslay, 6fch February. Present entries 1100 woolly lambs 11C0 good lambs 1000 lambs 350 good lenabs 1000 2 tooth ewas 8;0 choice 2 tooth ewes 500 2, 4, 6 and fresh fni ewes 200 4 tooth ewes 800 fresh full mouth* ewes 200 fresh full mouth ewes 260 6 tooth ewes 450 mixed hoggets 10 Lincoln rams 2GO goodlaml)3 Alro, On account cf Mr E. W. Fora nar, 25 2 tooth Lincoln rani 3 At 12.30. NEWTON KING, J,4 Auctioneer. KAPONGA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. KING will sell b; if publio auction a3 above, — 30 3 to 8| steera 15 2J to 3 year steers 10 prime fat cowa 50 weaners 40 weaners 25 weaners 25 weaners 10 fat cows 20 2 year heifers 15 yearling 3 7 store cows 5 fat cow a 2 fat cows At 12.30 o'clock. F W. WF.BSTiSR, Auctioneer. LOWGARTH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Oaptak Holder*, who has sold his farm, t( sell on the farm, Corner of Hasting! and Opunake Jjoads Withoui Reskbve, 42 cows, in milk 3 dry cows .24 15 month mixed 21 weaners and calves 1 18 month purebred Jersey bull, Sailor 1 Shorthorn bull, Duke o Rothesay 2 2£ year forward steers ; 1 2| year heifer ! 1 fat cow ! . Staunch draught horse, goo( shafter 2 haekk, gig horse Spring dray and harness, gig am harness, wheelbarrow, grini stone, milk cans, etc. Also — His household furniture and sundries, consisting of, — Piano (Broadwood), violin, music stool, hand sewing machine, treadle sewing maohine, 2 stoves, mangle, wringer, Bday clock, bedsteads, bed linen, etc., etc Sale at 12.80 o'clock. Lunchon at 11.30. 6,8 J. JUDBON, /^jOAOHBUILDER & WHEEL\J WRIGHT. McGregor's Buildings, Opunake. Vehicles of pvery description manufactured and repaired on shortest notice. None but best materials used. Shoeing torpe and Genetal BlackBmithing next Mr T, linowles 1 Hotel. - To meet the requirements of settlers at Piharoa, my branch shop ■will be open there every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday j