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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9302, 8 March 1907, Page 7

Business Notices. * SEEDS * FOR AUTUMN SOWING. I HAVE Larye Stocks of Selected Grasses, Clovers, Turnips, etc., for the coming Autumn Sowing. I offer these at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, consistent with quality. Please write for samples and quotations of the following :—: — Rye Grass (Poverty Bay) Rye Grass (Canterbury) Italian Rye (Canterbury) Cocksfoot (Akaroa W. Clover Cowgrass Alsike Timothy Rape Mustard Trefoil Moa Foxtail Hard Fescue Meadow Fescue Poa Triviatis Poa Nemoralis ' Poa Pratensis Lucerne N Tre Incarnatum P.S Y. Aberdeen G S.Y. Aberdeen P.S. Mammoth Cd. Dogstail Sheep's Fescue, etc. K3" Also Stocked — Donaghy's Gold Medal Twine, Machine Oil, Corn Sacks (46m and 48m), Oats, Barley, Wheat, Maize, Chaff, Hay, Beans, Peas, etc. AGENT FOR MASSET-HARRIS MAOHINERT. W. ROWE, HAWERA. \ / CLOCKS WATCHES JEWELLERY PARTICULAR at. tention is drawn to our Fine- Stock of the above goods. Probable purchasers are invited to inspect. H. MORRIS, WATCHMAKER & JE WELLE X HAWERA. OUR BUSINESS AND YOUR HEALTH DEPEND upon the Quality of the MEAT we sell. Our reputation and our business were built on the sound foundation of quality in our meat supplies, civility to customers, cleanliness in the shop and carts .and appliances. All of these qualifications are still kept in view, and as a consequence people recommend new-comers and old residents alike to buy their meat from M. C. LAWSON, BUTCHER, High street and Princes street, Hawera. ' Telephone 118 and 103. FALLS MOUNIAIN HOUSE." THIS popular resort is now open for the season. The road is in splendid condition, and visitors I will have no difficulty in driving ! right up to the House. The r»ew i track to the New Plymouth Hcise and Bells Falls is now open to passengers This is a fine trip, and can be done in a day. It is expected to have this track open to horse traffic by the end of December A new cottage has been built at the 1 Falls Houte, to accommodate a limited number of visitors. Tariff, gs. per day. Intending visitors . should reserve accommodation. Tariff at Mountain House, i/- per day. Children under 12, half price. Horses, if- per day. Detached cottage, 2/- each visitor per day. Meals, 2/-; beds, 2/- ; horses, 1/6. Tinned meats, fish, milk, cream, . fruit, biscuts, and sundries kept in * stock. I Visitors should bring rugs and wraps, and ladies are advised to bring their own pillow slips. No provision made for invalids. j W. H. St. CLAIR, Custodian. j CTTHERE TO CALL AT I Tf IN KORMANBY \ COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Well equipped and Up-to-Date The best of wines and spirits, ! First-class stabling and paddocking. SSsir When visiting Normanby Give a Call. FRED. BRUNETTE ... Propiubtor