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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7872, 6 January 1904, Page 2

& - NEW YEAM ¥■'■ GOODS. L ' FT. WRIGLEY is now showing a magnificent range of Solid . Silver and Electro-plated Goods, specially imported for Christmas Gifts and Wedding Presents. These goods are obtained from the. best standard English makers, and include many novel and beautiful designs. ' New styles of cake baskets, fruit stands, hot water jugs, teapots, breakfast and dinner cruets, solid silver butter dishes, pickle frames, egg frames, jellies, sugars and creams, table gongs, liquor stands, etc., etc., all at cut prices for cash. NEW GOODS 4: NEW GOODS! Johnson's and Lockwood's table and dessert knives, carvers, steels, scissors, razors ; also, full range**of electro-plated and nickel-silver spoons and forks "at prices to suit all buyers. Mason's fruit jars, ordinary and improved, quarts 5/6, halt gallons 7/6 dozen. Sc>the blades, scythe stones (new kind), hay rakes, hay forks, en silage forks. , Lawn mowers, ordinary and ball-bearing, from -20/ to 67/6. Patent fly traps, wire dish covers, lemon squeezers, setzogenes, sparklet syphons and charges. * Perfection kerosene stoves and ovens in one, two, and fchree burner. These are a great improvement on. all other kerosene stoves ; they are splendid cookers, and save a great deal of labor and heat. . ! \Vool packs, sacks, sheep shears, Turkey stones, and bag hooks. j A good assortment of bird cages. * . ' Fuli stocks of all farm and household requisites at bedrock prices ■for cash. F.'"'J. WBIGLEY. IBOMMONGEB HANEBA. . - --— ■" REASON'S' NOVELTIES' . ARE NOW BEING SHOWN „ : ' ; *~ . ■■ # . IN MILLINERY NOVELTIES WE ARE AS USUAL , . ' PRE-EMINENT. . Hri i LACES AND INSERTIONS IN ALL SHADES AND WIDTHS, AND AT ALL PRICES [ . % at ■••'-:' PATEKSON'S irnARANAKI TOCKEY /^(LUB. CASH QUOTATIONS X „ tVj \J, , n SUMMER MEETING. FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, * ,_ T^ T 10U3& 11th Febiuary, 1904. NEW GOODS JUST IN. - L ' NOMINATIONS for" the following eventß, 1 soy each, CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, 6th, JAN., '1904 , at 9 p.m. \rr~~U', na AmccoA mrranf<; al* <\a7 ft Stewards' Handicap, of 100 sovs ; seven f urionga Machme-aressea currants 4/3 aoziu Krßt Handksap fi ack Kaoe , O f S o botb; five raisins k[q doz ffi furlongs ' o ,", .." „ , «, Ol * ■ Firrt Hwdioap Hurdles, of 100 sow; two miles Seeded raisms 7<l ID .irarst Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 68 soys ; one mile Muscatels if W > Ttxanaki'cup Handicap,- of 850 «ovb; one mile Prunes 7d ID ana » h«u tm^ to/ Trt,vrfc ' Second Hanaioap Hack Race, of 60 aova; one mile I 4I 4 lOU.r 12/ IOOID . • plying Handicap, of 120 so vs ; six furiongs • Suear Nof 1 . 1 1 / bae ' Trial Plate (hacks), of fid boys ; aix furlongs New figS. Qd ID • furlongs r" a«ilio3rnppla «ilio3rnppl firi Ri Third Hack Handicap, of 60 bovb : six furlongs L.anaiea peeipa W Beoona Hanaiosp Hurdles, of 100 soys 5 one mile SulfanaS 7d B5 and ahnlf TQ W J^o Afli fr.r t / Second Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 60 bovb; one Best rice DID lor I/ . mile and a half Autumn Handicap, of 200 soys ; one milo and & A grand assortment Of Toilet Soaps pburthilanaicap Hack Race, of GO bovb; one mile at wholesale prices. wJ&JS^«mmni*it*d*± f — — • Final Hack Flutter, of SOeovs : fire furlongs Tust landed from California O\VS imniTS ' ACCEPTANCBS-MONDAY,FEB.IBt, at 9 p.m.: L.AIN rxkUJip. Stewards 1 Handicap, 2 bovb; First Hapdicap There IS a vast dinerence Ul Hurdles, 2 boys; Taranaki Oup. 2 bovb; Flying ♦Vis nnnlitv nf ran £?oods but Handicap. 2 bovb ; First Handicap Hack Hurdles, tne quality OI Can gooas, out Fjrgt HB £ dicaT , Hwjk RaC6t second Handicap Hack these are the finest brands at Baoe, 1 soy each. litrance-Trial Plate, 1 boy; j t. -_ «./Q Anr, Final Hack Flutter, 1 boy ' lOd each, or 9/0 aOZ. MONDAY, FEB.Sth, atD p.m.: Final payment ____ Taranaki Oup, 4 soys T ;r,for,rl rmcliina mv rash WEDNESDAY, February IMb, at 9.80. p.m.: I intend pushing my Casn Acceptances for the second day'B races, trade. SO special prices Will A hack is a borae wbiob has not, at time of " ', v y c v ODA m . nomination, won a race of the value of 80 bovb or be Charged lor oirUl caC es of the collective value of 200 soys. , , l "*CASH, but the cash must , -;—; — o^/.nmnanvr tV>#» r\r<\f"X ox For full programme see Referee. accompany tne oraer, or a mussell fijjetwood. booking prices will be _ Seoretary '- charged. No exception willbemade^ ' [a card#] HFAMH- POODS ■TH RP - NOONANTas taken up his HEALTH. JSUUJJ3. JJ permanent resi aence in Kaponga, In riesponse to many enquiries tor and m(iy be consu i te a daily at hia resithelfe lines," I am»now stocking them dence, Manaiaroad; and at*Mr Praffitt'a as follows :—: — store, Auroa, every Tuesday, *f Ana' ll Cereal Tea Granose Biscuits- *o W ° 00 *^ »* , Rt . Mr *°™ b ?' B > • t FruiTNuts ' Wheat Flakes .' . Manaia, every Tuesday, from. SteSp.m. N^ranold „.. ■. . . ' AA r^iHARLBS OLARSON 7 Crates. Chmaware just landed \^y $' from England. . ABOHITEOT, fI V Tea sets from 10/6 set j iTea-pots from 6d each Pbinobs Stbbkc, Hawbba, ipo sets jugs at 3/ set ' '25 dinner sets from 24/ ' (Barlyman's Building, opposite P. 0.) B. C. BOBBINS, " 7 , DAIRYMEN THE NIIiiBLE SIXPENCE c , > STORE. AND „ "^'i - ■ . *THIS SECOND ANNUAL STOCKOWNERS !* TTNJDUB the auspices of the Taranaki • „ U %j Btriot8 triot of the, lndependent Order of BUY RUDPUOJE'S , Od<Keli oW ft^..^ h^ d the x jfi&BK MEDICINE CHEST, TAUMATA PABK, ELTHABf. * containing 21^TjaNUAbI, 1904. MEDICINE & APPJJANOBS, _ ''• ~ With full directions for treatment of tbe SrCtKTfl PHOGBAMMB.. , following aiaeftßeq •_ . 1. ,100 ISTardr H»nd.cop-40il, 15s, ss. foUowing di|eaße 3 .- « ;X? n 'Jr 8f / i a*• An «' k ' ' A BORTION, Milk Fever, Inflamma4 Ifl/o^ii fiandlca P- 403 ' 15s ' sa^ ■ -A tion of the Udder, Ketention'of . ?.n w'j n' j- ai\ ir n • After-birth, Impaotion, Fever, Cow Pox, *. 440 Yards Handieap-403, 15a, si. S ore A nd.Crabked Teftte, etc. Worn., 2a 6d. . - *' SSd 0811^" 49 15S ' 53 ' Poorely Packed in Strong .Chest, complete. 5. One Mile Handicap-50a, 20a, 10*1 Dl3Trt? - rf Nom M 3s. * j PRICE .. ... £2 :2 : 0 S. 120 Yards'Manohester Unity Handicap— ; • Ist pri2e Loyal Stratford Lodge's • Aleo, SPEdAL LINES — Special of 40a, 15s,. 'Ss. Norn., 2s 6d. '. SALVITIS FOR QATTLE. 7. One Mile Bicycle Uandicap-40a, 15s, J m^ .GJ^ansjLng Drench. * fc"a*&ai«p-«* iss, ss . f^^^^o**^ Moß.,ij*o. ' Milk Fever Medioipe and SyriDge. Entries for events Ito 8 inclusive eloee n H tj-^.u-,, /• c . witb the Secretary on SAT.,:9th Jan.. 1904 Colic Drenches. Handicaps will appear about THUBS., a mrr^ a * T »w« «„ tt»«« Uth Jan. No acoeptonoe fe^g. S* 00 * 8 All^ ON Hasd - Event No. 6 (Manchester Unity Handicap) vTYT^rkiT*' tnv ds open only to financial in mbets *t ..the No U^to.Da^eDairyman ahould be POSX ENX'BY EVENTS—Psst Grands' » RUPDUCK'S CHEST." Handicap/.75 yards- Candidates' Eace^.22o Baces,, and Members' tVtves „ Rroiflo? „ ' Qm ; x #ot fTm It Clg^ilaee-ElthamOdafello.s £&Sl£l b°e • ; without ft. Fun for aU. Come and h»ve ajjood time. , • • °jj" a K^ Grand Proceßsion from EltHam RaU«»y • wbakamara. Station, at 11 a.m. p , ' , ; , ■ All events under ihe rules of the A-esooia- j. k£ g At. mkb ion of Affiliated Caledonian Societies. , jwf ffiS-Tha Milk Fever Cure 4 BBAUTIFOL PICNIC OBOt/ND clo,e to I goV rom yoS Railway Station^Ho 1, «tot proved. grS mjht p?oTd to te the very be 6 ,t. ilefreshmente at reasonabhi rates. My tJ<fl next mQmi^ g Hon. Secrecy and Handle^ ' Bo^iok's Milk Fever Flriid THOS. B. CRUMP, • ' ' BABBIfiTBR AND SOLICITCB, t ¥ Whftiwnara. SLTHAM. 16/12/1903^ — -—- j Write for Descripgve Pamphtet. Branch offtoe at Bxpoaga, adjoining Mr , ©nofeingham's. Open dajly. Money to SOLE AGBNTB— ■lond. WEST' COAST FARMBBS' TJBADINa T? ?T~7TAftMAN ASSOCIATION, >Ltd. ■ JJOOKSEIiLEB AND STATIONEB, Bridge Street 7. ..... ELTHAM.! A&AEGE olock of Books, Stationery, h. W. Ciians/J •' fS. L. Faibbau. Fawy Chods, tied Toys always on rj tvtt^ ». fatpwatt »iw; * » j. known KsJulmlE* CC r AiJK.JtIAJUL*| W Agent for R^WHglV"^? teowa . * UTHOBISED SUBVEYOBS AND . fiiiiunK tackle. /^ , ENQINEEBS.