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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 5 September 1913, Page 6

' Business Notices. GliiSLtdTMTOawera __'. . CASH WAREHOUSES.' %% 4

NEW GOODS. Ex ROTORUA and lONIC. 1 case English Cotton Blouses, 4s 6d to Ids; French Cotton Crepe, white and colored, Is 6d to 2s 6d yard; Encbsh Silk Blouses, 1(5 6d c°n t-; ,Maj"s> Dresses lOs 6d . bilk tndersku-ts, 18s 6d 1 -case French White Cotton Crepe; French Dyed Cotton Crepe, Is 6d V-i fl yo\ d ; Prin*ed Cotton »oiles. Is 8d yard; Swiss Em- £ broidei-y. 1 nas^ "«? w ' Fashionable Dress Goods. Piques, Voiles. 1 wise Xew Style Blouses in $ilk and Cotton Ladies' .Cotton Dresses, Cotton Overalls,- \oile Gowns, Cotton and Silk Underskirts. ■ 1 case Black Italian Cloth, Is 8d yard : Tea Cloth. lOd yard; Bleached Nurses' Apron Cloth, 53 inches wide. Is yard; Irish Loom Damask Tabling. 2s yard; Glass Cloth, Is yard: Dowlas, Is yard; Ladies' lancy Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 9d to Is 6d each. 1 case Honeycomb Cotton Quilts. 10s 6d and lls 6d. 1 ca.se Children's Hosiery, Jerseys and Kilties. 1 case Lace Curtain Net; 1 case Ladies' Hosiery. 2s to 3s 6d pair. 1 bale Linen and Cotton Fancy Tick. 1 bate Brussels Stair Carpet, 1 bale Tapestry Carpets and Rugs. Ex STAR OF SCOTLAND, from NEW YORK. 24 dozens extra quality Hay Forks, 2 and 3 tine, from 2s; extra quality Spading Forks; Potato Digging Forks; Garden and Field Hoes and Scuffle Hoes, from 2s; Garden Rakes; Steel Bow Rakes, 2s to 3s; Gem Grass Hooks, 2s. Ex lONIC, from LONDON. 1 case Kropp's Razors, Bengali Razors, (Joseph Rotifers' Razors, Gillette Safety Razors, Clemak Safoty Razors 6s. Burman and Son's Hair Clippers, Warwick Horse Clippers, Power Horse Clippers. 1 case Christopher Johnson's Celebrated Sheffield Cutlery—24 dozen Table Knives at 14s " dozen, 12 dozen at 22s dozen; 24 dozen Dessert Knives at 12« dozen*. 12 dozen at 18s dozen; 24 pairs Carvers, 7s to 12s 6d pair; 24 cases Carvers, 10s to 30s case, set of three; 12 Table Steels, 2s 6d each; 12 Butchers' Steels, 3s to 5s 6d each; 36 Bread Knives; 12 Cooks' Knives; 6 Oyster Knives, 9d and Is; 18 dozen Butchers' Knives, Is to Is 6d each. 24 Farriers' Knives, Is and Is 6d each; Cork Screws, Is 6d and 2s; 24 Meat Cleavers, Is 6d to 4s 6d each; 24 Rodgors' Castrating Knives, 2s Cd; 12 Johnson's Docking Knives, ls'6d; 24 Rodgers' Sheep Foot Knives, 2s; 12 Saynor's Pruninor Knives, 3s 6d; Bud

— — . r V do«u Pocket Knives, Is to V *' Is and t" 00 8 T S ?"£* Kni ™.- Scissors, Is 6d to 3s 6d U<mUson * 2 sete Household^utlery and Spoons Forks 9^ 6l D6fT t K^es aid : K °-p ' £ Us,case; 2 cases Oiilds* Knife Fork and Spoon. dS 1 case C. Johnson's E.P. Forks ami seit Spoons, 7s to 245; 24 dozen Sugar Tongs, Tea Spoons in c™e^ to l/s 6d case; Jam Spoons lg ffW KR j-us od to 18s case Butter Knives; ButW Forks; FishKnives; Bread Knives; FrSb f mvfs Afternoon Tea ' Kniv es *' Bread Platters, Is 6d to 3s 6d. Electroplate Bread Platters, 14s to30s, Biscuit Boxes; Salad Bowls; ' R. 11- pServ^', B«*ter' - Dishes Bells; Rose Bowls, ss; Trinket and Jewel Boxes;, Candlesticks; 6sCruets 5s to 40s r large stock Te^ lots, Tea and Coffee Sets, etc. >f Ex MORIALTA. 25 cases Penfold's Old -Tawn T Port (15 years old). - ■ " ." 20 cases Three Star Brandy and 50 cases PenfoWV Choicest Wines, including Hock, Claret, Conl sta-ntia, Fronti ff nac, Muscatel, and Sherry. A\ e also stock the finest French Champagnes; Thorn and Cameron's Special Whiskies and ■tuim. We import now low-priced Teas "We have built our .trade up on quab-ty. •ft not Ki.ve coupons or prizes with a pound of Tea; we could not do it and give you the Highest Grade.Teas. We claim to m Ve va:lue in Tea, and your own common sense must assure you if w« give y OU a AVat hQr a dozen and saucers with a box of tea we must reduce the quality <rf tiK finnea' J hA- W6 wiU »<>* do. 60H,v chest Finest Broken Oran E « Pefcoe, £ 0 ss; 101b box Finest Broken Orange. Pekoe/ 20s. FOR THE DAIRY FARMER! FOR THE DAIRY FABMEW Empty Oak Casks, will hold about 36 gallons, 7s 6d each. %3£t7i. JS? or Tasetiß-. Mi Cure, for sore teats, Is tin- 7]h. t box, es Epsom Salts, Is 9d box Jeyes' Fluid, 1. gallon tins, 7s 6df i gallons, 4s. *. Separators, Milk Buckets, Strainersu '

: ; : _j§ . f^^^^Sl MORE EGGS ' ' I MORE MILK BIGGER CHEQUES YES. that's the story of the man who takes care of his stock— " 1- . who looks aft^r the fixings in his farmyard-who sels to his repairs and replacements vat a time when time hangs over o^4e/iSr? a r v ;one 6ed of ifc wante cleaning 'and ™w * ™ We stock a very good CYLINDER OIL at 4s 3d GALLON yo^MSS^^^SP^SS^O'YGU GET yourlEkt^&nl^^ TUB^ BRINGS, Etc., for STEEL SCRAPERS (long handle) 5s 6d CA*E and BASS BROOMS, 2s to 4? £^ that can scrub clean Is 6d and 2a HOWARD'S. TRIPOD HARROWS. Bft., £6 10s CASH. A^^ TEST YOUR COWS' cJßl'fcw MILK I™THE fc^ 'W£^SS3^'-'t>t^^'^ii^ whlle instrument that saves its IV^Jilß^l'' cost over and over again in the - WSBfßSlifesij&Miffl hands of the man who cares. The s_ BABCOCK never makes a mistake 383*^^ —^tells you exactly what milking BLAIR & SELLAR, (late A. Blair) HARDWARE AND FARMERS' PROVIDERS, HAWERA. SYMES' EGMONT SASH i&i DOOR FACTORY, STEAM SAW, tLANING w AND MOULDING MILLS, (Established 1882.) HEAD OFFICE AND FACTORY: HAWERA Telephone 51. P.O. Box «, aniMh-Yudi: Stratford. Buih Milk: T >pglw>l< Horopito (Main Trunk lh»h timber in Rimu, Matai^TotSa, Kauri }♦♦♦'♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ White Pine, and Oregon Pine. ' X ♦ Rusticated Boarding, T. and 6. X -cs^"3^^B^^ ♦ Flooring, T.G.B. and V. Lining. J 51®^?^* "^ JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIP- S /^P^SiC^^^fevl ♦ TION, MOULDINGS OF ALL X |-^%^^M^^^<Al ♦ PATTERNS. % t^^^^^^wk i •' SPECIAL DESIGNS TO ORDER. | ♦ Tallow Casks, Butter Kegs, Tufes, <> i Buckets., Cheese Vata, etc. ♦ %rz^^^^o^^E^y X All material used for Joinery and WSSttf ♦ Manufactured Gowls is picked and T S-?- uhsled 'sp^ ♦ tlwroughly seasoned. X '^^a^^^ot^"^ ♦ «EO. SYME 4 CO.. LTD., ♦ X Pioprie'orf. >♦<>>♦