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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 30, 24 July 1880, Page 1

H. B. COCKBURN, Coachbuilder, Wheelwright, General Blacksmith, and Agricultural Implement Manufacturer, , High-stbeet, Hawera. IN thanking his Hawera friends for past favors, H. B. C. begs to intimate that in order to keep pace with the advancing district of Hawera and its increasing requirements, he has resolved to make considerable additions and improvements to his establishment, especially in the Coach Building, Painting, and Trimming Departments, H. B. C. is also increasing his staff of workmen. Experienced hands being engaged for their special branchgp, he can guarantee to turn out BUGGIES, COACHES, &c, &c, . In first-rate style. Repairs executed with despatch. Horse Shoeing finished in a workmanlike manner, and on the shortest notice. Ploughs, harrows, gateK &c., &c., &c, made, repaired, and on sale. Encourage local industry, and continue i to patronise H. B. COCKBURN. W. A'COURT, "QLACKSMITH and WHEELJ3 WRIGHT, High-street, Hawera. All kinds of Agricultural Implements made and repaired. J. M EU L I, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER, Hawera, BEGS to thank the inhabitants of Hawera, Normanby, and surrounding district for their liberal patronage, and trusts for a continuance of the same. A large Stock of Saddlery always on . hand. Piped Card Collars and every description of Harness made on the shortest notice. SADDLERY AND 3EARNESS. J HENDERSON, while thanking his • friends and the public for their liberal support daring the past year, wishes to inform them that having been employed in some of the best houseß in the trade in London, Liverpool, and Bristol; also twelve years colonial experience in excellent houses in Melbourne, Ballai-at, and all the pi-incipal towns of New Zealand, is now manufacturing first-class HARNESS & SADDLERY GOODS at the lowest possible prices, In High-stbeet, Kaweka. See his colonial-made Saddles and Bridles at L 3 15s ; usual price 1A 15s. J. CUNNINGHAM, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer and Importer, ~T"i~AS always on hand a first-class assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES, Imported from the best firms in New Zealand. Shortly to arrive from Dunedin, a case of the far-famed COOKHAM SHOOTING BOOTS. Note the address — J. CUNNINGHAM, Boot and Shoe Importer, High-street, Hawera. Agent for Mutual Life Association of Australasia. J. C O P F E T, Bootmaker, Princes-street, Hawera. npHE Plains are settled, without shot JL or shell, Through tbe intercession of Fox and Bell ; Te Whiti asked them both to dinner, Said all was right, and he was winner. On shark and spuds they bad a treat, After which Te Whiti got on his feet ; To these noble Senators a grand speech ! be made, Winch put Othello's in the shade, — About his Boots, That COFFEY made 1 W. NOBLE BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Hawera, Normanby, and surrounding districts, that he has received a new stock of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's ' BOOTS of every description, which be ie pi'epared to seli at the lowest remunerative prices for cash. Ladies', Gent'B, and Working Men's Boots of every description made to order on the shortest notice. W.N. can state, without fear of contradiction, that his own bespoke work cannot be equalled in the distinct, or excelled in New Zealand, for style or workmanship. Note the address — Opposite Prosser's Hawera Hotel; |£IGH-ST.S.E£T, HAWJ3BA.