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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7874, 8 January 1904, Page 3

: GIBSON'S i WAREHOUSE. \ HAWERA, AND PATEA.New Goods landed ex Everton ' Grange @ New York. 6 cases lamp ware, 1 bale) sash 1 line, 3 cases pumps, 1 case rams, r 20 cases clothes pegs, v 1 case razor strops,* 12 cases ' garden tools— hoes, Ivanhoes, 'Riverside hoes, boys' hoes, ' onion hoes, shuffle hoes, rakes, steel rakes, steel bow rakes, potato raising hooks, hay forks (4^ to 6ft— 2, 3, aad 4 prongs}, spade handles, spading and digging forks, potato digging forks, hoe handles, rake handle^ shovel, handles, I case American shovels. 6 cases Eureka axes, Sharp's half axes, claw hatichets. 2 cases carpenters' tools, levels in great variety, every description rules, planes, spokeshaves, corner tools, mallets. 6 cases Disston carpenters' saws, back saws, "compass saws, turning webs, lutchen saws, turning frames, Nest's saws, saw sets, pocket levels. 1 case firewood saws, 1 case Tasmanian crosscut saws— s% to - 1 7 feet. 1 case one man saws — 3 feet to v 5 feet. t J 1 case Ives' sash locks and lifts, j 13 cases rubber shoes — women's j g and men's. , j n 6 cas,es women's rubber boots, j r 1 case men's rubber boots. These _ goods are unsurpassed for outdoor, wear in the wet and damp! . Now is the time to buy, before the 'increased duty of 12% per cent goes I on in March next. These goods J are just landing* ; all new and jP 1 fresh. , ' I A 2 cases bolts and nuts, 4 cases ai barn door hangers and tracks. as 6 cases Tasmanian axes, 4 cases se Potts' irons, case level bights, case b< gauges, 60 kegs wire nails, 62 kegs f 0 fencing staples. g ; Ex Star of Ireland @ New York. 36 cases staple pullers, axe and ra pick handles, sewing machine oil, . • keyhole saws and pads, bits, j> counter sinks, cold chisels, dividers, D< nail punches, draw knives, expan- ta sive bits. P 1 4 cases Lillywhite Washita sl stones, family grindstones, \ stone se foot warmers." pc 2 cases grindstone fittings, case th coat and hat hooks, pulleys, picture nails, furniture nails, 1 case — watches, 1 case scales and weights. 10 barrels Schlitz Milwaukee lager beer, the beer that made Milwaukee famous the world over ; an enjoyable beer. k. 1 bfile paper bags, 3 cases wood washboards, 3 cases glass washboartls, 1 case y oo^ spoons. Ex Britannia @ Colombo. 6 chests finest Broken Orange Pekoe Faunings. 200 boxes, each sft>s, ditto. SA Ex Tokomaru <S> London. 1 crate Doulton's dinner and tea sets. 1 case Hollis' double and single- TI barrel breech-loading 1 guns — all new, latest, and up-to-date improvements, cleaning rods, cartridge belts, &.c. 1 case pocket 'knives, 1 b#Je rop- c^ ng and seaming" twine. 1 case Savage's improved currant and sultana cleaning machines, ivith new pattern cylinder fitted 'or engine power. 1 case brushes and steel fruit scoops. 1 case Oakey's glass paper, 1 case Mi So spirit stoves. ' 2 gross dkh washers, I case velveteens, 1 case qpurt shoes. 1 case safety pins, 1 case bread alatters, case oil cans, case Hoyle's )rints, black Merve silk, case down Ts eather quilts. lev 3AVANA & MANILA CIGARS. L i 2 cases 8000 very choice Ha van as rom the celebrated firms oi Mvarez and Lopez, Marquis de p . JabeU, Costa, Vales and Co., Messrs De Jose Suare^ Murias and 20., Messrs De M. VaDe and Co., ilessrs Alvarer. and Lopez, the q 1 nost celebrated firms in Havana, n boxes 25 's and 50's, 30/ to' 154/ )er 100, 6d to 2/ each. Manila cigars (boxes of 56) 13/6 . >ox, cheroots (100 in box) 22/6 A \ )OX. 1 calculate I hold the finest and dghest quality of tea in New Zeaand, the finest and oldest and best Mi •/hisky in New Zealand, and the Sa inest highest quality Havana PI; igars in New Zealand. Ne Ex Whakatanc; @ London. j) t 2 cases lanterns, 1 case safety use, 3 casks plain and perforated inc. R a Ex Paparoa @ I^ondon. p Q 3 cases stationery, note paper, «, envelopes,, blotting paper, rulers, ien holders, pens, boxes stationery stter books, etc. , 1 case rape pulley blocks, seJfustaining 2 and 3 sheaves. I case scales, case fine copper ,nd brass wire. 1 case stationery, marking ink, g a nggage tags, tag envelopes, tack ards, gum labels, pencils, fasten- -r rs, &c. . U Case spring Valances for buthers, bakers, and private use, locket balances; door springs, ret asc coffee mills .- acf Case mahogany and oak door wo nobs, 1 case gents' scarves. f^ s Case ladies' underclothing ho- t iery— Swiss make. Case ladies' new winter jackets ®r« rom A. P. Stammer and Co., Ber- & v in. Case ' umbrellas and sunshades, j s , ase Hoyle'ft prints. ■ . an< Case new winter dress goods — PLI lack corkscrew, black' imperials, nO , •oplinji, Metz cloth, Dairritz cashaeres, wool cord de chene, Al- ■, •accas, &c, the newest goods for omiii£ winter- season. £ 1V Ex Victoria @ Colombo. . gui 2 tierces finest plantation coffee. , Jhipper writes • After much trouble . ire have been able tc secure you a tir< larcel of very fine coffee. You P r< iri!l be very pleased with it, as it — ; s the finest coffee we have seen for "V otnc time. It is really worth ji\ aore here to-day, and cannot be epeatcd at the same cost. J I spare no money in buying the inest coffee. Biiyers of Gibson's HT •ure coffee, fresh roasted and X round, can get nothing better. / filt BOOTS AND SHOES. ■ J u< Large stocks of Finest. Imported .nd Colonial Boots 1 and Shoes, 'rices are low ' quality high. ? *arge shipments of American —.J ;oods to hand a,nd arriving from r •ne of the largest manufacturers of VOT dghest quality boots in the United sa * Jtates. ren GROCE«RIES. , J ls My greatest endeavor is to im-i I c >ort only the finest quality us< Trocerits. You cim always rely sin ipon goods being | fresh and good, of 1 n teas, coffees, ' spices, fruits , Ha drier. 1 and preserved) there is no •ne on the 1 coast "i-o touch me in [uality. I stock a large variety oi inned fish. New lines— Maimated lerrings, cod, salted in the -^■ irhite salt herrings, flpc. 7INES, SriRITS, ALES, AND SUMMEP. DRINKS. Large collars in Patea. Only * c , 'cry finest- liquors Stocked. All ties bdttled at the breweries. My. rhisky is famed from Wellington b' Auckland. Am just landing a *° hipmeut o£ the famous Milwaukee ager beer, a nice ligbt dinner beer. 'SHACKX,OCK'S RANGES. . Agent for Patea and Hawera Fc listricts foi this range, and hold a argoto t stock. There is no other range' to equal a Shacklock for « iconomv in fuel. It is without a re loubt I*he Very Best Range 'in the -. ilarket. '" ■ J O.Xl\ WASHERS. IThe O.K. Washing Sttachine is the >nly machine that has revolving iteel ball bearings, thus making it :he easiest machine to work. S very one who uses an O.K. is al- a~ ways , more than satisfied with it. ( jfo&Mffifc&ffijraß^,,;- '„ . ; .