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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 115, 21 May 1881, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LTPE IN3UBVX ;. ANCE. .:; to the Whole oi? theTProkcts ! ; » "* •> !• • > Liberal Regulations ! ! Policy-holders may travel all over the world without extra charge. , GOVERNMENT SECURITY FOR THE PAYMENT op EVERY POLICY. Accumulated Funds exceed £500,000 Annual Income exceeds ... £150,000 Assurances in Force exceed £4,200,000 Total Claims paid ... ... £150,000 New Business has amounted for some years past to more than HALF A MILLION a year, and greatly exceeds that obtained in the Colony by any other office. Full information can be obtained attherPost Office ; or } from r H:CIiAPCOTT, Es<^ Chief Agent, 2&ltc T (Now visiting Hawera.) "VTOTICE is hereby given, that in 1\ pursuance of Section 14 of the Counties Act, 1876, a PETITION^ as required by the said. Act, will be pre^ sented to the Governor within ten days from the commencement of the next sitting of Parliament, praying that that portion of the Patea Courity, : known as the Hawera Registration District, shall be - constituted a\< SEPARATE COUNTY. ; 7> H. R. PARRINGTON, Solicitor for the Committee in charge of the conduct of the the said Petition. 262je8 < : m E N D E R S. TENDERS are invited up to noon on MONDAY, the 23rd instant, f oi Ploughing, Sowing, and Harrowing^ about Si acres, adjoining Post Office, Hawera. Also, for the supply ana delivery each 110 Posts and Rails and 150 Palings. Tenders to be addressed to - the' Postmaster, Hawera. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , n • By order. i W. J. CHANEY, Postmaster. May 16, 1881. 274m21 KETEMARAE SAW A PLANING MILLS. QAWN TIMBER can be obtained at the above mills on the shortest notice. Also, T. and G. flooring, match lining, rusticated boards, architraves, mouldings, &c. J. & T. ROBSON, Proprietors. April 10, 1880. TjIUENITURE ! FURNITURE ! . W. T. WATTS, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, High-street, Hawera. A large Stock of English, American, and Colonial Furniture always on hand, and sold at the lowest possible prices. FUNERALS FURNISHED. Goods delivered free to all parts of the district. TO SUBSCRIBERS. QUBSCRIBERS who do not happen O to receive their Papers regularly will oblige by communicating to this office. Every endeavor will be made to rectify all mistakes.