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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 51, 6 October 1880, Page 1

"VI.A. JllliS!!* Jtf ST ARRIVED ! a most extensive & carefully selected stooe: cot 1 SPKING AND SUMMER GOODS AT REGENT HOUSE, VIA OUR SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN PORTS. MAX. D. KING. VIA NEW J_Sfe2^ PLYMOUTH. T, ECCLESMELD, STOEEKEEPEE, HAWERA, HAS ON HAND— Provisions, Groceries, Teas, WINES, SPIRITS, BOTTLED ALE & STOUT, Best quality obtainable. CELEBRATED NELSON SOAP Oats, Maize, Bran, Chaff, Pollard, Chick Wheat. ______ ( GAEDEN & AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. LIME, CHLORIDE OF LIME, COOPER'S DIP. P.S.— A Guinea to be given at first Hawera Stock and Produce Show to each of the best Butter and Cheese makers of the Hawera district. Also, to the owner of the best kept garden.

1 HAWEEA BREWERY. j TOHN BURTON, Proprietor. The ales and porter brewed at the Hawera Brewery are made from the very best material. / ORNAMENTAL WRITER, g S. DIXON, § 3 HOUSE, SIGN, AND COACH t> PAINTER, g 03 S pq Princes-street, Hawera, gj Q ' >• j3 (Nearly opposite the Brewery.) 3 * - j§ PAPERHANGER. HAWEEA OIL, COLOE, AND PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE. TOSEPH TINGE V, House Decorator, WRITER, AND GRAINER, Hawera, Notifies the arrival of a large quantity of best quality Paperhangings, comprising newest patterns and richest colors. A large assortment to select from. Prices very cheap. Excellent value. Estimates carefully prepared. All work attended to with promptitude. TO BAKERS, ' CONFECTIONERS, AND HOTELKEEPERS. MR. KIMBLE-BENT, who is a confectioner by trade, wishes to get employment in a bakery or hotel. The Editor of the Star will be glad to receive any communication for Mr. Kir able-Bent.