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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7382, 7 February 1902, Page 3

SALE. SALE. THE SALE OF SALES. c Commencing on THTJRSO^Y, JTannary lOth, At PATERSON'S. LOOK OUT FOR PRICE LIST ON WEDNESDAY, BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Premises will be Closed all day on Wednesday, January 15th, for the purpose of re-marking.

CHRISTMAS OJFTS I ! F. J. • WEIGLEY HAS just opened up ex S.S. Tongariro and Kumara an especially fine shipment of Sterling Silver and Eleotro-plated Ware, manufactured by standard English makers. These goods comprise many new, choice, and artistic designs in Afternoon Tea Sets, Hot Water Kettles, Hot Water Jugs, Sugar and Creams, Table Gongs, Liquer Frames, Jelly Dishes, E.P. Tea Pots, Dinner and Breakfast Cruets, Biscuit Barrels, Piokle Jars, eto , etc. Being heavily stocked in all lines of Silver and Electro-plate, and , wishing to turn these goods into Cash at once, I will givs Liberal Cash Discount ior the next two months. Everyone in search of something new and covel, and good for presents, etc, is invited to inspect my display. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS. JOHNSON'S CUTLEKY— TabIe and Dessert Knives, Carvers, Steels, Scissors, Razors, Plated Spoons and Forks at Cash Prices. Mason's Improved and Tightening Jam Jars at from 5/6 dozen. Enamel and Copper Preserving Pans from 7/. Jam Spoons and Jelly Jars, Fly-traps 1/, Wire Dish Covers from 1/6, Wire Meat Bafes 2/ and 8/6 to hang up, Hay Forks 2/, Hay Rakes, Reap Hooks 1/6, Potato Forks fts, Scythe { Blades 8/, {jScytbe Stones 6d, Lubricating Oil of every description, Cylinder, Gas, Separator and Heavy Engine from 15/ drum, Hall's Sanitary Washable Paint in 71b tins, for inside or outside. A splendid line for renovating kitchens or distempering wall papers in any room- A la r ge variety of beautiful tints in stock. Pumps of all descriptions, Well Pumps 12/6,18/6, 15/, Lift and Force Pumps, t)prayiug Pumps, Window Washers, Garden Syringes. Garden Hose and Fitting's, all sizes and Garden Tools of every description. F. J. WEIGLEY, IROFMONGEH HAT\EKA.

MR A. T. STONE (Pupil of M. Simonsen), rpEAOBER of the Violin, Violin I Soloißt, etc. Finishing and Conversational Lessons, Advanced or Elementary Instruction, any grade or style. Violins made, repaired, or refitted. Address, c/o Dixon & Eates. NOTICE] j THE undersigned begs to notify that he has REMOVED from Grey-street to Wilson-street. B. T. B. WORTHY. NURbING HOME. MRS SISLEY is prepared to take in patients at her residnece, "Kincora," High-street, Eltham. IN your examinations ? Have We can prepare you by correspondence to enter any College or University. Work in all subjects. Mathematics, Languages, yon Sciences and History. Write or call The Hemingway Commercial & COACHISG School, 192 Queen - street, Flailed *? Auckland. P.O. Box 179. [ . Telephone 1243 MUSIC MUSIC

The Mart, Regent-street, Hawera* { SATURDAY,~FEERUARY 8. At 2.80 p.m. ' mHE WEST COAST FARMERS' X TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., have reo9ived instructions to offer for sale", by publio auction— The building known as the j Bawera Hotel. Conditions of removal can be had on application to the Auctioneer. At the Theatre Royal, Hawera. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. At 2 p.m. f jPHE WEST CO AST FARMERS' JL TRADING ASSOCIATION, will sell as above on bebalf of Mr /• . Worsfold who is leaving for Australia, — 20 vehicles of all description, and ooachbuilders' sundries. Look out for inset with full description in later issue. L. H. MoALPINE, Auctioneer. At the Mart, Regent-street, Hawera. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. THE WESTCOAST FARMERS' TRADING ASSOCIATION, Ltd., will sell by public auotion as above, — A varied assortment of new and second-hand furniture, consisting of, Chest drawers, dining table, chairs (plain and bentwood) Consignment of tinware, job lot of odd crockery, collection of books, double bedstead, single bedstead Aleo, ryfiA CASES FRUIT, 'consist/UU ing of,Plums, several varieties Apricots, in splendid condition Apples, dessert and cooking Nectarines, extra good Peaches, extra good

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT We -will Bend all the latest S SONGS and PIECES Post Free for I/O EACH. PIANOS anc ORGANS. i Also every kind of Musical Insfcri ment, Strings, and Fittings at BEDROCK PRICES. WHY PAY MORE ? JACOB HARRIS AND CO., (Late Daviß & Harris), 19, Willis Street, Wellington. DESIRABLE DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. 160 ACRES, freehold, 1£ miles from creamery^ on metalled road, all in grass, fenced and aub-d«vided, house, cowshed, eto. ; £10 per acre 200 ACRES, freehold, close to factory by metal road, all in grass, fenced and sub-divided, good undulating country ; £8 per aore 800 ACRES, freehold, trifle over 1 xaile fcom factory, all in grass, well fenced and sub-divided, splendid undulating land, and very convenient for dividing into smaller farms, a sound invest ment ; £1 10s per aore 598 ACRES, freehold, 300 aores in grasp, balance bush, ring fenced, good country ; £6 per acre 77| ACRES, freehold, 1^ miles from Stratford, choice little dairy farm 180 ACRES, freehold, near Stratford well improved dairy farm; £18 per aore 200 ACRES, freehold, Kaponga, right in ©very way for carrying a big herd of cows ; will sell cheap Several good farms to Ist, with purohasing if required Terms arranged. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY, Ltd., STBATFORD. SHOULD you want a Piano or Organ inspect the stock at Dixon and Bates'.

The above is sold at per oase, . every oase being opened at time of selling. L. H. MoALPINE. „ Auctioneer. The Mabt, High-street, JDi/tham SATDRDAY,~FEBRUARY 8. At 2 o'clock sharp, WH. & A. MoGABRY have # been favored with instruc tions from Messrs Henderson and Lowe to offer by public auction as above, — 18 Sub-divisicns of Section 78, Block 10, Ngaire S.D., being unsold portion of the properties lately owned by Ohas. Brennan I (deoeased). The area of allotments range from 89 perches to 2 rood 18 perches, and the situation is unequalled for residential purposes In order to olose the partnership, very low upset prices have been fixed, together with exceptional terms. Lithograph plans and all information obtainable on application to the auctioneers. The Mart, High-street, Eltham. S^TURDAY,"iiBRUARY 8. At 1 o'clock. WH. & A. MoGARRY will • sell by publio auotion as above, — >f/~\/~\f /~\/~\ oases of assorted fruit, 4t\Jv.' including, — ■ Plums, apples, peaches, pears, tomatoes, lemons, bananas, nectarines 10 double wire woven stretchers, 1 dozen Austrian bentwood chairs, 8 chests of drawers, onions, potatoes, hams, bacon, &o. EUROL ...F08... HEADACHE.