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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7540, 15 August 1902, Page 3

ECO NOMIC. _ STOCKTAKING N 810 BARGAINS EVE R V D STOCKTAKING Jji BIG BARGAINS P A STOCKTAKING J^ BIG BARGAINS Ti M E STOCKTAKING N BIG BARGAINS T W. SPENOE, ECONOMIC, HAWBRA. IMPLEMENTS! F. J- W RIGLEY ? S now landing this season's stook of Ploughs, Disc Harrows, Tino I Harrows, Seed Drills, Horse and Hand Cultivators, and Weeders, eto. OLIVER PLOUGHS ! OLT VER PLOUGHS I In fire sizes for all classes of land find work. More Olivers are told every year than auj other make. Prices, complete *ith swivel Bkeiths, J6B se, £4, and £5 10?. Ail intending plough pu-ohasers are invited to inspect amw model Oliver Plough especially made for this district ; quite up-to-date, call and sea it. Eornsby's Single and Double Wheel Ploughs in stook. DISC HAREOWB— Tiger Diso Harrowß, with steel frame on ball bearings, very light draught, very strong. Ca&h price £10 153. Oorbett's Light Tioe Harrows, 2-leaf and 8-leaf, Amerioan Adjustable Lever Tine Harrows, cash price £4. Thi<t is an exceptionally good line can be instantly set to any angle, or to clear the rubbish ; everyone should see it. SEED DRILLS, HOBBE HOES, AND CULTIVATORS. Iron Age and Western Horse Hoe 9, 45* cash. New Model Seed Drills, sow all sizes seed, 45s cash. Iron Age and Planet Drills for seed and Manure. Also in stock, Tripod Harrows, Chaff Cutters, Lawn Mowers, Stumping Jocks (see the latest improvement at reduced prices), Force Pump?, etc. Any implement not in stook will be wired for and supplied at manufacturers' prices. F. J. WRIGLEY, IBOWMONGEB HAW ERA. BXTBA SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK AT PATERSON'S WINTER SALE NOW ON SPECIAL f Heavy Twilled DcagsJMaterialg reduced to 3/H I full dress BARGAINS j Heavy Cloths, Plain Colors, reduced to 6/6 I full dress IS -\ Venetian Clotbs, 8/6, reduced to 1/11 yard Ueavy Scotch Tweeds 8/6, reduced to 8/9 yard DRESS Kxtra Quality Cloth 9/6, reduced to 4/6 yard Cream Figured Lustres, reduced to 8/1 MATERIALS L a jard A. Further lot of SILKS Brought Forward TO BE CLEARED AT 1/ PER YARD, Marvellous Value. Special Line of RIBBED CASBMERE HOSE; usual prioe 1/9, to be sold at 1/. ROYS TAM O'SHANTER CAPS, 1/J1 to 2/11. Hundreds of BARGAINS in every Department AT I.XTEJRSON'S WITVTJSR *AT l^ NOW ON.

PTTRim TFRTiwnisrrAT,Tn mr fa 0R SALE — Thirty-two (82) PUBLIO TESTIMONIAL TO MR Ji Good Y(mng Cowß> farJy _" ealvers, most of the cows springing Tm-« t» i r re. jt lv i now * Inspection invited. Apply, ftt Public arc notified that upon flb w# A Q , mm R[verh J P * j •the occasion of the departure > — of Mr P. F. Mcßae tor South Africa I T^OR Rheumatic complaints of all it is propostd to recognise their '*- kinds there is notking to equal appreciation ot hif> publio and private Evans 1 WITCH OIL, obtainable association with the an* dra of this from all chemists and storekeepers, district (over a period of n.arlySOyears) by a presentation. I|J * H P^. 4*94 * 9 All persons wishing to subscribe ! £ *<***> !»??"• Eltham Road, to the fund are requested to com- J^erlea, divided into bix paddocks, munioate with any of the following . 6-roomed houfe, 18-bail cowshed, members of the committee, viz :- P aved . v « d « ont-houae^ 10 chains W. C. Symes, Manutahi I j! om facfcorv ' " h ool, and post office Geo. Williams, Patea Possession oan be given on or before T. C. Sutherland, Manaia September for intended purT. H. Nicholson, Waverley g? 88 /' *° u r partioulars apply to T. i Geo. W. Rogers, Opunake Whyte, Eltham Bean, Riverlea. W. Cowern, Hpwera. FOR BALE. A notice will be published of the date and place of presentation. Rtf Q SINGER SEWING W. COWERN, SUXO MACHINE (treadle), all Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. latest improvements. Guaranteed first class working order. Owner leaving the district, therefore must tpARMS FOR SALE, be sold. Will take 10a cash. 1 Machine oan be seen at BARRETTS, next Squire, Photographer. 1000 AORES, freehold, unimproved ■ y ■ bush, near btrathmore, good GREAT SALE OF LATEST country. Price 27s 6d per aore, J MUSIC. £100 oash, balanoe at 4 per cent, no restrictions as to residerce or £\ I£\ FOR 6 of the latest improvements, a very safe invest- Afx) PIANOFORTE SOLOS, ment posted to any address on receipt of 520 ACRES, freehold, all in grass, postal notes or stamps. State whether fenced and sub-divided, 7-roomed easy, moderately difficult, or difficult house,_2o-bail cowshed & other out- mueio is required, buildings, f-mile from creamery Australian Books 8d eaoh. and school, on metalled rend, BARRETT'S, highly improved property. Price j Next Squire, Photographer, £8 10s per acre 104 Hawera. 100 ACRES, freehold, close to T7IOH BALE— IOO Aore Dairy oreamery, school, etore, etc., 6' JJ Faim, one of the best little miles from Stratford by metalled ' dairy farms in Taranaki, superior road, house and cowshed, land is house and sheds ; easy terms. Apply level and good, £250 oash, balanoe to A Tebbutt, Skeet Road, Okaiawa. at low rate of interest _—_———. 460 AORES, 0.R.P., mostly in ROYAL INSURANCE grass, a really good farm with a COMPANY. lot of level river flats, splendidly __— grassed and all in excellent order, INVESTED FUNDS £12,000,000. close to township. Goodwill £1400 290 ACREb, freehold, good dairy J nr HAVE been appointed Agent farm, with first-class house and X for Hawera and District for cowshed, close to creamery and this well-known Company, and am school, on metal road, a consider- prepared to acoept risks at lowest able area stumped and. ploughed, current rates. Price £10 10s per aore 106 ALFRED ELLIOTT. 270 ACRES, lease with purchasing Princes Sheet, Hawera. olause at £7 per aore, all in grasp, fenced and subdivided, metalled REMOVAL NOTICE, road, qualify of land first-class. ■ Goodwill £2 per aore 103 H. FOY, Terms "arranged. BLACKSMITH, T>EGB to Thank his Customers N.Z, LOAN & MERCANTILE J3 and the public generally for * r tne support acoorded to him in the AGENCY COY, Ltd., pas| . f and to notify thftt| on acoounfc «^, m-n a m nAT^n ot his Sowing business and want of g^J^^JjJrQJttJj. Kreate* conveniences, he has removed to the premises reoently . , Tm^^v T« Z oaoupied by D. and J t Smith, CoachW ANTED KNOWN— Economic builders (formerly Worsfold's). next y Stocktaking Sale. Big bar- D i xtm and B ateP , where he hopes to B aina j still receive their patronage.