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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8100, 1 October 1904, Page 3

GIBSON'S ;pASH WAREHOUSE. I « HAWEEA AND PATEA. !j* I NEW LINES AND GOOD LINES. Jt I SHEEP SHEARS. — T.U.S. and Burgon's with detachable blades. l- Blades can be removed to grind,, or if worn out to be replaced. All you ; have to do in the future is to buy uew s blades. WASHING MACHINES. — The 0.X., with all the latest improve- - nients, ball and roller bearings, no friction, plenty of water space ; no iron to rust the clothes; strong legs. r Price, .£3 10s. I have a new line of jr Washers from America. It is UP-TO- ■* DATE, with patent oscillating gearing and rotary wheel; very large water 1 space. Price, 42/. SEWING MACHINES. — Treadle and Hand Machines, latest ball-beai*-ing makes. Equal to the highestpriced machine hawked around the , country, at only HALF THE PHICE. : The Machines are STRONG, UP-TO-3 DATE, SILENT, SIMPLE. Testimonials from users all over the country. „ Parts aiid Needles stocked. Treadle ' 1 Machines, .£6. 1 CLOCKS. — Finest selection of Clocks on the Coast, Wood, Marble, and Onyx. Have you one of my Repeater Alarms? — strong and good , timekeepers. The alarm will sing for 20 minutes, or will repeat the alarm every half minute, as desired, until the sleeper stops it. Cowboys nhould not be without one. Price, 8/. CUTLERY. — Johnson's Cutlery stocked —the finest cutlery made. Knives, from 10/ dozen; CARVERS, STEELS. Ivory-handled Cutlery, handles cannot come off. Did. you ever try GIBSON'S CALF CHAINS for tying up calves? Well, | do. NEW SHIPMENTS JUST ARRIVED. Maelgwyn @ Liverpool. This is the last ship leaving Liverpool for New Zealand; all future shipments will arrive by steamers at higher cost. G crates Doulton's Crockery, While and Gold Chinaware, Blue Willow Pattern, Printed Cups and Saucers, ] Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Teapots — a ' splendid assortment; Dinnerware in ! all patterns. ' 2 tierces Brown Rockingham Tea- : pots. I 18 packages Bedsteads, 3 bales ' Washed Scrim. * 26 bundles Galvanised Baths and , Buckets,, Slop Pails, Coal Scuttles. ' •i hhds. English Glassware, 30 kegs l Bicarbonate Soda, 10 kegs Cream y Tartar. £ 3 cases Toilet Soaps, 6 cases Caus- j tic Soda. " ' 2 cases Brassware, Brass Range c Cocks, Hose Jets, Hose Fittings, £ Fancy Chair Nails, 2 crates, Indiarubber Garden Hose (plain and armored), Venetian Blind Furniture, Cistern Pulls, Lawn Sprinklers, Plugs and Washers, Cup Hooks, Brass Hinges, Oven Ventilators. '_ 1 case llrushware, Hair-brushes ' from 1/3, Clothes Brushes, Bonnet Brushes, Furniture Brushes, Painters' T Brushware, Spare Brushes for Carpet Sweepers. 1 cask Casting's Dumb-bells, t Stench Traps, Gratings, Coffee Mills, Door Scrapers. 1 cask Patent Calf Chains with swivels and spring hooks. 1 case Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Game Carvers, Scissors, Razors, Barbers' Scissors, Hair Clippers, Nail Scissors. 2 cases Enamelware, Decorated r Toilet Cans, Salt Boxes, Dust Pans, Bake Pans, Fish Sliccrs, Ladles, Dippers, Baking Pans, Plates, Mugs, etc. 1 case Manchester Silesia and Linenctte Linings, Dress Foundations. 14 cases Linoleums, latest patterns and designs. Importing direct from p the maker, I am able to supply at wholesale prices. Linoleum cut and matched for any room. LAWNMOWERS. ~ I have 50 Lawnmov/ers now landed. GIBSON'S is the HEADQUARTERS for LAWNMOWERS. My GOOD Lawnmowors arc CHEAP, my CHEAP La winnowers are GOOD. Have you a BALL-BEARING LAWNMOWER? If not, get one; you will do your work in half the time with half the shoving and grunting. I have a splendid line of Ball-bearing Mowers, easy running, light and durable, at low prices. I have a new Grass Catcher, 6/6; can be fitted to any Lawnmower. HOSE FITTINGS, Roses and Jets, Unions to connect Hose to any kind of tap. Lawn Sprinklers, Wire Clips, Barton Jets. GARDEN ROLLERS, Watering Cans, Forks and Trowels, 1/ per pair. GARDEN HOSE. Large stocks of Indiarubbcr Garden Hose, plain and wire armored. Bought before the rise in rubber ; you benefit. 60 feet HEAVY GARDEN HOSE | COMPLETE, with Tap Union and Jet and Rose, for 28/6. No garden or grass plot should be without a Hose playing on it in the summer; makes everything look - fresh and green. 1 ' RANGES. J SHACKLOCK'S ORlON.— Agents for Patea and Hawera districts for these superior Ranges. They are the 1 STRONGEST RANGES made in New Zealand. Will burn coal or long or short wood. ECONOMICAL in fuel. Entirely PORTABLE. Can be used in the centre of a room without any jj brickwork. The comfort, convenience, and cleanliness attained are such that cooking becomes a pleasure. Ranges from .£3 10/, Large stocks of all sizes of Ranges. Hi^gh-pressure and Copper Boilers, Plate Racks, and parts. > STOVES AND GRATES. DOVER STOVES, made in Scotland. Superior to light American make; portable, splendid cookers, easy to manage. GRATES — Largo stock just landed. - FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS. Splendid assortment of all kinds of Fenders from 6/6 to .£lO each; some of tho latest designs in Black and ! Copper and Brass, complete with | Dogs and Fire Irons to match. Fire- : side COMPANION STAND, with i Brush, Toys, and Poker. Sets of Fire Irons and Brasses, Fire Shovels from 3d each. SUMMER DRAPERY. Large stocks arriving from London. Dress Linens, Crashes, Linen and Lawn Spots, Dyed Linens, Mercerised Linens, White Drills, Printed Cottons, Spot Muslins, Bishop Lawns, Book Muslins, Prints. Large shipments of SILKS direct from Japan, less than wholesale prices — Tuasah Silks, Plain, Corded and Lace Kaiki' Silks, White, Black, and Colored Silks, Tucked and Brocade Siks, Printed Silks, Silk Handkerchiefsj etc. Ex Tongariro @ London. New Prints, Hoylo's make, permanent dye. 2 cases Coating Serges, Black and Cream Cashmeres, Silk Voiles, Figured Soleils, Amazons. 2 cases Towels, Handkerchiefs. GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSES, • HAWERA AND PATEA. The Wholesale Warehouse near the Railway Station and Wharf at Patea ' is now in full swing, and heavily 'stocked with bulk lines. Settlers and \ .storekeepers by buying in bulk from this warehouse will be supplied at wholesale prices. The store is run at a minimum of cost by^Baving expenses — a. powerful travelling crane enables heavy 'goods to be handled , expeclitiously. Larger shipments can be stored, thus better buying and shipping' terms are procured. Quotations on application to either Patea or Hawera stores. Terms: Cash with