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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7872, 6 January 1904, Page 4

W. JkOWE, SEED & GRAIN MERCHANT, HAWERA. ON^SALE GRASS AND CLOVER (All varieties). SWEDESChampion / Hurst's Monarch Skirvings TURNIPSWhite Stone Stubble Purple Top Mammoth Green Top Y. Aberdeen Purple Top Y. Aberdeen CARROTS— Barrileal White Belgian Wilt's Giant White James' Intermediate Orange Belgian Early Scarlet Horn MANGOLDSMammoth Long Red Yellow Globe Orange Globe Gatepost Table Potatoes, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Maize, Linseed, Peas, Beans, Canterbury Clover Hay. CALF MEAL, OIL CAKE MEAL UNSEED MEAL. TOD OIL FOR CALVES. Grain Crushred on the Premises. MANURRSOf all Makers— Auck'and, Waitara, Wanganui, Wellington — at Manufacturers' Prices*. Massey-Harris Co.'s Machinery. Samuelson's Mowing Machines. Planet Jr. Implements. New Design Seed & Manure Drill. Duplicate Parts kept in stock. GARDEN REQUISITES. Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Reap Hooks, Flower Pots, Slashers, Hedge Shears, Seives, Lawn Mowers. j STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. GG&IONT BTKAM HAW, PLAN.'NG AND MOULDING MILLS, SASte ' AND DOOR FACTORY. Established 1883. Bush Mills at Midhirst and Ngaire. Yards at Midhirst, Stratford, Ngaire. • Head Office and Factory : -Pi&XCE&^STREET, -~ HaWET;«U p EO. SYME, Proprietor A large stock o all sizes of rough and dressed timber in rimu, matai, totara, kauri, and white pine. Rusticated boarding, tongued and grooved flooring, T.G.B. & V. lining. All trade requisites kept in stock ' JOINEKY OF EVKJRY DESCRIPTION including sashes, dobrs, sash frames, door frames, shop fronts, roller shutters, bay and Venetian windows skylights, vinery and garden lights staircases, mantelpieces, gates, posts ornamental fending, handrailing. MOULDINGS OP ALL PAT TERNS. - Special designs to order. Ttirnerv and band saw cutting in all their branches. Carved trusses, verandah, mantel and cave brackets. Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubs, buckets, cheese vats, barrel and square churns with stand and pulleys complete. Large factory churns made to order with all the latest improvements. All material used for joinery and manufactured goods picked and • horouefhlv seasoned. W. F, BROOKING, STATUARY & MONUMENTAL ' MASON, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. \.t ARBLE and Granite Monu-i-VJL ments, Crosses, Headstones, | etc., and at lowest Remunerative ! Pricgs. - i Iron Tomb Railings in great variety. Designs ana Estimates furnished for work erected in any cemetery in the Provincial District — I THE latest Massey • Harris Bicycle possesses so many impprtapt improvements on previous tncdels that it may, liberally, be said to be a " perfect " machine. If you wait until something better is pro* 3uced, you will have to wait a very long time indeed ; whereas if you purchase a Massey now, you will :iave the satisfaction of knowing hat you. are better mounted, than my of your cornpetftors who ri^e )ther malces, Cole and Donnelly , guarantee them. X X A* PROPOSAL TO EVERY . LAPY J rO enjoy a good cup ol tea made out of clear wholesome water Utered through the JUttl.e BroWn ug Filter. The LITTLE BROWM JUG j "ILTER which I purchased trdm r ou a month ago is giving every atisfaction. Not only does 'it ender the water drinkable, but ' it Iso makes a delicious cup of tea. can most heartily recommend its a ise to every householder. It is implicity itself, and ne^er gets out f order. J. Fennell, High Street, lawera. H. H. SMITH, Hawera. k • / x l . A satisfied customer is our best nL advertisement, and our heapest one, and we may say, , )O, that we have never hadi a £ issatished customer in N^w Zealand. What everyone spealcs ° 'ell of must have something pecial ! to recommend it—- so it Has 1 this case, for the Massey. Hairis h like stands by itseli and does not n :ar competition. Cole a&d lc lonneily still have some left. , S1 J. B. SCOTT, ! • r AND AGENT* Lj (Opposite Bank Australasia) 1, BOAtyWAY ... BTB4TirO#fi'i -*> ' , " r D I