: GIBSONS LD. j pASH WAREHOUSES, ! HAWERA AND PATEA. j > ' r IF YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE t GO TO GIBSON'S. j Just landed from U.S.A. — 26 cases , Ladies'. GUM BOOTS, Ladieß' and Gents' GOLOSHES. Having arrivect late (ordered last September), these goods must be quitted. I don't want to carry them over to next season. , Prices very low. ) Landed ex Terge Viken ©New York. 1200 packets CREAM OF WHEAT. Cream of Wheat is a new line and a good lino. It is the cream of the Wheat. AH America is using it. Follow the millions. Go for it ; you'll like it. Makes fine tasty porridge and pud- ] dings. Not heating. No trouble to ' make. Highly recommended. > Cold weather is again upon us. Cold feet! What is more miserable than cold feet? Have just landed a splendid FOOT WARMER. Only requires heat- [ ing in the oven or before a fire; it $ keeps warm all night. Saves many a I row. No risk of scalding with hot I water. Will last for centuries. Don't . suffer and shiver, but get one right ! away, and enjoy your sleep. Price 2/6 j ', worth their weight in gold. I Get one of Gibson's HAY-KNIFE . STONES ; just the thing. . SHACKLOCK'S ORION RANGES; , the best Range on the market; large ■ : stocks. Agent for South Taranaki. , j BLANKETS and WOOLLEN GOODS. (I( I Gibson is famed for the quality of I these goods and low prices. My con- ! tracts are for big deals, and, paying cash, my clients reap the benefit of ' lower prices > • HOSIERY.— OnIy the very best 1 makes, English and Colonial. BOOTS and SHOES.— My Winter '< , Boots are well made. I don't buy ■ I cheap, poor-quality boots. My Men's East India Kip Boots are the best on • 1 the market for the money. My ChilI ( dren's Boots are a new line imported I 1 from England. They are worth buy1 ing ; something new. , DRAPERY and CLOTHING.— For 1 pood bread-and-butter lines Gibson's Drapery cannot be beaten for quality and price. Calicoes, Sheetings, Flannelettes, Flannels, Dress Goods, Cur- ' tains, Towels. I ELECTROPLATE. 1 Ex Karamea @ London. - ' 3 cases Sheffield Plated and Silver- ■ Ware from the highest-class makers, , new designs, new ideas, FIRST . QUALITY. Tea and Coffee Services, Cake 1 Dishes, Hot-water Jugs. Sugars and Creams, Butter and Jam Dishes. ' Cruets, Pickle Jars, Biscuit Jars. 1 Napkin Rings, Jewel Caskets. Hairpin and Trinket Boxes. r Brushes, Combs and Mirrors. , Shoe Horns, Button Hooks. Pin and Card Trays, Ink-stands. . Cigar-holders, Matchhoxes. Candlesticks, Photo Frames. , . Soup Tureens. I Many pretty and useful Presents. Landed ex Ruapehu and Gothic @ London. 156 cases GROCERIES, new and fresh from the manufacturers. 1 Crosse and Blackwell's Pure Candied 1 Peels, the finest Peel in the world. Full flavor of fruit, no waste. 71b. tins Lemon, Orange, Citron or mixed. , C. and B. Jelly Tablets and Powders, > Leaf Gelatine, (D. and B. Pickles. ; C. and B. Marmalade, as supplied the . King. (J. and B. Flavoring Essences. C. and B. Curry Powder, Tate's Cube Sugar, Brown and Poison's Cornflour, Sardines. Philip and Canaud's Real Sardines, Cod Roes, Herring Roes. 5000 tins Gibson's CROWN STOVE POLISH. New Dates. Ground Rice. Macaroni Vermicelli, Camphor, Carbonate Ammonia. 1 Vaseline. 6d, 9d glass pots, lib. and 5 7lb. tins. 1 C. and B. Jams, Cherry, etc. t C. and B. Mincemeat, C. and B. r.einon Cheese, C. and B. Soups, C anl \ B. Real Lucca Oil, C. and B. Fish and » Meat Pastes, C. and B. Game Pates, C. and B. Truffled Pates. 1 Pears' and Rimmol's Soap. Egyptian Lentols, Haricot Bean*-, 1 While and lied Herrings, Fresh, Kijj • pered, Marinated Herrings, Herrings 1 in Tomato Suuco, Smoked Herrings in J Oil, Smoked Sardines, Finest Un-;:, Oysters in tin, Peeled Shrimps, Sul dine Whitebait. 1 To arrive ex Kuikoura — 1 ton • Finest Sultanas, 2 tons Finest Cur1 rants. My London broker writes that J "this fruit is the finest in London; • there is not a choicer line of fruit to b2 had." If you want the Finest Quality •* SPICES, go to GIBSON'S. 2 If you want Pure Unadulterated - Ground SPICES and PEPPER, GIBSON'S is the Store. Gibson's Spices may not be the CHEAPEST, but they are the LEAST EXPENSIVE. Gibson's Coffee, roasted and ground on the premises, is as "pure as the thoughts of childhood." CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. DOULTON'S, Burslem, ex Bankburn. G crates, Dinnerware, Toilet Sets, Teacups, Jugs, Tea Setsj Meat Dishes. Vegetable Dishes, Pudding Basins, Doulton's Fine China Cups. Blue Willow Pattern Cupß and Saucers, Plates, etc. Large stock finest English, and American Glassware, Tumblers, Wine Glasses. I have the largest stock of Doulton's Ware on the Coast. It is the most reliable earthenware made. Buying direct from Doulton's and shipping by — sailer, my prices are as low as possible. Q BEDSTEADS, &c. 60 Bedsteads, just landed ex BankR buru @ Liverpool, all sizes, various price?. These are well made Binning- . ham Bedsteads, good finish. Wirewove mattresses, extra strong mattresses, something above the ordinary. Kapok A Mattresses made on the premises, best linen Ticking and well-filled finest White Samarang Kapok, full weight, ,g Kapok Bolsters and Pillows. • s< Made-up Sheets, Pillows, Blankets, ;; t * Quilts. FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS > r t Large Shipments — 52 — ex Bankburn, I Fenders, from 5/6 up to 55/ ' \ Fire-irons and Brasses, large variety. n ) Fireside Companions, Tongs, Pokei Brush, etc. 4 hogsheads Kenrick's Hollware Tinned and Enamelled Saucepans I Kettles, Boilers, .Gluepots. I 1 cask Frypans, from 1/ each. \\ 1 cask PURE TIN FRYPANS I 1 heavy, a splendid line, last a Ion; ' I while. 5 I 2 caws Johnston's Cutlery, Tabl I Knives (Xylonite Fast Handles), froc I ,12/ dozen; Electroplate Forkß am I Spoons, Teaspoons from 2/ per dozei I Pocket Knives from 3d each, Razoi I and Strops, cases of carvers. a Ii Butchers' Knives and Steels, Sheat I 1 Knives and Belta. Ii 1 case Scissors, great variety, fines I? 111 1 makes, Dressmakers- Scissors, Na i" 111 1 and Drapers' Scissors. • ~' : :o 111 1 7,6 kegs and casks Paints, Whii c 11 and Red Lead, White Zinc, Putt; t- |JMiied Paints ready for use,* Colo; D&^ground in oil. - i , '; / | 6 fh Ne < w shi P m ® nt of FORCE, the 00 y I Jstitution builder. Price, 9d per packc l yfpF6RCEf9d packet. M A\ tyw you seen the HAPPIER 1400 :1 1 on ladies' faces lately? It's all throuj I using GIBSON'S CROWN STO\ lIPOLISH on their Grates, Ranges, Pc j8; 4 |[and|Panß. ? No trouble, 30. dusfcV: 'Irlabor. Put on the Stove wufle pold ■J j hot. Leaves a beautiful lasting bla< IT; I Price, 6d tin. l- Y » STJELTON, jßnelt New Zealand m« J+A SKpMAtfS,, Old and . Nwr t GI fßhife, This is the best wake of bh&
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8938, 3 July 1905, Page 3
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