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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 62, 13 November 1880, Page 4

ADVANCE WAIMATE. HAWEEA GENEBAL STORE. (THE OLDEST IN THE DISTRICT) Established 1871. JUST OPENED UP, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Suitable for the season and the requirements of the district. GOODS NOT EST STOCK CAN BE SECURED AT THE EARLIEST NOTICE. COOPEE'S SHEEP DIP FOR SALE. WARD AND PAYNE'S SHEEP SHEAES, and other varieties. AGENT POR JACKSON'S STOCK SALES. Entries can be made at the store up to the date of sale. AGENT FOR WHITE'S TONGAHOE BRICK YAEDS. Bricks and Tiles on the shortest notice, AGENCIES. South British Insurance Company. Wanganui Chronicle (Daily and New Zealand Times and Mail. Weekly). Taranaki, Herald, Budget, and News. Hawera and Noemanby Stab. TO INTENDING SETTLEES ON THE WAIMATE PLAINS. 1 1 would respectfully draw the attention of intending settlers on the Waimate Plains to my large stock of . > All descriptions required for building and fencing kept in stock. JAMES DAVIDSON, Hawera. NO PUFF, BUT SIMPLE FACTS. HAWERA PURNITUEE & BEDDING WAREHOUSE. TV. T. WATTS Begs to call the attention of the settlers of Haweza, Normanby, and surrounding districts to the following list of Goods, which, POR PRICES AND WORKMANSHIP, CANNOT BE StTRFA&SED. Chiffoniers, with totara panels Cane and wood seat chairs Double and single bedsteads Mirrors Toilet taoles Looking glasses (marble slabs) Eound tables, kitchen tables Mattrasses, in spring, flax, or hair Washstands and toilet sets • Palliasses Couches, in hair, carpet, or leather Feather pillows Easy chairs | Pictures, <&C,, &C, &C. PICTURES MOUNTED AND PRAMED. ' FUNERALS FURNISHED. All goods made on the premises warranted to be of the best material, and made by thoroughly experienced workmen. NO SECOND-HAND GOODS KEPT IN STOCK. W. T. W., from experience in the Furnishing Trade, does far the largest business in the County, which is due to the Cheapness and Excellence of his goods. Goods Deliveedd Free to axl pacts op the County.

Waitara. — — — BLUCK AND BAKER, LICENSED CUSTOMS & SHIPPING AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, &c. WAITABA, Axe prepared to receive, and forward. with despatch, all goods consigned to them for transmission, advancing all dues, &c, as levied under the new Harbor Regulations. Good storage accommodation. Waitara. O. O. BROW N, A OOOUNTANT, GENERAL COMXJL MISSION, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent. Rents, debts, &c., collected. AH orders faithfully and promptly executed. P. C. MOETON, CONSIGNEE AND FORWARDING AGENT, HAS entered into the commodious and convenient premises o£ Messrs. C. Brown and Co., adjoining the railway station at New Plymouth, and is prepared to receive and forward, with despatch, goods consigned for shipment or rail. Arrangements will shortly be made for extending the business to premises in the vicinity of the railway station and wharf at Waitara. Goods warehoused at moderate terms. Brougham-street, New Plymouth. TO ALL EUROPEANS DESIROUS OF LEASING NATIVE RESERVES. T AM desirous that my people should -*- retain sufficient lands for grazing their horses and cattle. Any money advances made to my people by Euro- i peans wishing to lease, will be at their j own risk. ' Remember, this is my word. HONE PIHAMA. . Oeo, November 2, 1880. "pXPRESS FOR OPUNAKE. 3. FLXNN Will run an Express regularly Twice a Week between HAWERA and the Telegraph Hotel, OPUNAKE, for the purpose of conveying passengers, merchandise, and light goods. Charges reasonable. From Hawera to Opunake — Mondays and Thursdays'; returning on Tuesdays and Fridays ; starting at 9 a.m. for each place. Fare each way ss. Intending passengers. from Hawera can' apply to J. Flynn, Regent-stieeti a little .above Stae Office.