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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 103, 9 April 1881, Page 1

AUTUMN ANDJWINTER GOODS. E. T XT H. FORD BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS JUST OPENED UP HIS FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON, Which, for Quality, Style, and Cheapitess, have never before been i equalled in this district, comprising — NEW DRESS MATERIALS, in all Fashionable Colors Jackets, Ulsters, Wool Ties, Trimmings, Bibhons Feathers, Flowers, Ruchings, Laces, Fringes "^fcwi^r' **£&&£;'■ •**.«■ fcKrw* Josephine Kid Gloves, Fur Trimming, Felt an jggail£SßfTr : ffl7*sC. VELVETEENS, IN BLACK AND COLORS. All- Wool Plaids, White and Colored Corsets, Ladies' and Children's Cashmere Hosiery, dark colors; Serges and Underclothing. WHITE AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS. Towellings, Horrocks' and Crewdson's Long Cloths, A to 888, Mosgiel Flannels, Alloa and Fingering Tarns, Counterpanes, Damasks, &c. 5 BALES WHITE, SCARLET, & BLUE BLANKETS, j FIEST-ItATE Yal/UE. Also, A FRESH SUPPLY OF COLONIAL BOOTS, In Ladies', Children's, Men's, and Boys'. | OPENED THIS DAT— j Four Cases superior Colonial-made and English Clothing, Shirts, Hats, &c. — HAWEEA G^ENERAX, STORE, The Oldest, Laegest, and Cheapest in the District. The undersigned having held his own against all comers for the last ten years, will use every endeavor, by SELLING AT REASONABLE RATES, And strict attention to business, to secure a fair share of the public support in time to come. J. D. HAS JUST OPENED UP, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Suitable for the season and the requirements of the district. GOODS NOT IN STOCK CAN BE SECURED AT THE EARLIEST NOTICE. Cooper's Sheep Dip for sale. . r . Ward and Payne's Sheep Shears, and other varieties. AGENT FOR JACKSON'S STOCK SALES. Entries can be made at the store up to the date of sale. AGENT FOR WHITE'S TONGAHOE BRICK YARDS. Bricks and Tiles on the shortest notice. AGENCIES. South British Insurance Company. Wanganui Chronicle (Daily and New Zealand Times aud Mail. Weekly). Taranaki, Herald, Budget, and News. Haweea and Nobmanby Star. To Intending Settlers on the "Waimate Plains. I would respectfully draw the attention of intending settlers on the Waimate Plains to my large stock of BTJILIDEI^S' I^/Olsri^:Olsr<3-E3ie/^". All descriptions required for building and fencing kept in stock. JAMES DAVIDSQN, Hawera.

TVT O T I C E. JOHN HUGHES begs to inform the general public that he intends OPENING a BRICKYARD in Princes-street, where he will be able to supply Bricks of best quality at reasonable rates. nnHE undersigned beg to inform the -A- public of Hawera and surrounding district that they have now opened their new Butchery Establishment, and trust to merit a fair share of public support. All orders from outlying settlers with which we may be favored, will be promptly attended to. Families waited on daily. A good supply of small goods of best quality always on hand. ADAMSON, PEASE, & CO., Butchers, High-street. TTAWERA BUTCHERY. The undersigned are prepared to supply the public with Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausages, &c, of the best quality, at moderate prices. Families waited on daily, and all orders will receive careful attention. Sheep boiled down at current rates. SHEARER AND NICHOL, (Successors to McLdowie, Perry, & Co.) GEORGE WHITE, BRICK AND POTTERY WORKS, TONGAHOE, (Late of Normanby.) G. W. has on hand all kinds of Flower Pots from Is. 6d. per dozen and upwards, at the yai*d. Also, Butter Crocks, Vases, Seed Pans, Bricks, &c. Small charge made for packing. Agent •. — W. L. England, storekeeper, Normanby. Agenb at Hawera : — Mr- James Davidson, storekeeper.

PIEST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SHOW To BE HELD IN HAWERA. TECCLESFIELD, • High-street, Hawera, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER, Wine, Spieit, and Peoyision Stoeekeepek, Begs to state that he intends offering the two following PRIZES at the First Agricultural and Pastoral Show to be held in Hawera : — One Guinea to the Maker of the Best Three Pounds of Fresh Butter. Open to all comers. One Guinea to the Maker of the Best Three Pounds of Fresh Butter. Open only to girls under 18 years of age ; and competitors must be constant milkers of cows. T. ECCLESFIELD, Storekeeper, Hawera. DANIEL KELLY, GENE RAL CARRIER, Between Ngaire and Hawera. Goods brought at current rates. Orders may be left at Hawera and ft ormanby Star. DAVID SPENCE, GENERAL CARRIE B Between Patea and Hawera. Goods brought at current rates. Agent at Patea — Mr. W. Dale. TO BAKERS AND STOREKEEPERS. TJAPER BAGS can be printed neatly, -*- and at cheap rates, at the Star Office. A large assortment of Jobbing Type.