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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume I, Issue 73, 22 December 1880, Page 2

MONEY TO LEND— Suburban and Country Properties preferred. J. BAKLIiYMAN, Solicitor. MONEY TO LEND, on approved security, at current rates. H. R. PARRINGTON, Solicitor, Hawera. E. ff. WAB,D, -QAREISTER AND SOLICITOR, Xj Hawera and at Patea. TO SUBSCRIBERS & .ADVERTISERS. /^HEISTMAS DAY and NEW YEAR'S DAT will fall upon Saturday. In consequence, The Hawera. & 'Nokmatsby Stab will be published on the previous days, viz., FRIDAY, the 24th INSTANT; and FRIDAY, the 31st INSTANT. Advertisements cannot be received later than eight o'clock on Thursday evening-. ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT. riTHE Proprietors of the Hawbba and •^ NOBiM&NBY Stab have much pleasure in announcing that they have just received from a well-known Melbourne publishing firm an ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT (four pages) which will be presented gratia to Subscribers, ON FRIDAY, 24th DECEMBER. It will contain Stories and Sketches, by all the well-known Australian writers : — Christmas in the Splitters' Camp. A Poem, by Henry Kendall, the Australian Poet Laureate. A Terrible Christmas Day, by Marcus Clarke, author of " His Natural Life." Sam, the Selector; or, The Dying Curse, by Donald Cameron. A Christmas Adventure, "by Richmond Thatcher. What Katie Vaughan Lost and Gained on Christmas Day, by the author of " The Pine-Grove Murder." A Strange Story, by Frank Morley. [ Eating'the Husks, by G. A. Walstab. ' Poetry: "The Trooper's Toast," and " Longing."