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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 120, 8 June 1881, Page 4

PUGH AND SUITER, Tailoes, Melbourne House, Devon-street, New Plymouth, Beg to inform the inhabitants of Hawera that they have just received a Superior WINTER STOCK of Tweeds, Coatings, and Blue Serges. All goods shrunk. None but the best material kept in stock. Tweed Suits £5 5 0 to 5 10 0 Tweed Trousers 1 10 0 Tweed Trousers and Vests 2 5 0 Worsted Coat and Vest, and Tweed Trousers (Reefer Suits) 5 15 0 Morning Coat do 6 10 0 291je18 Manaia. TO THE SETTLEES ON THE WAl- \> , MATE PLAINS, the General Public. THE undersigned begs to inform Se-tfclors.vcax tlie _ Waimate Plains, Road Parties, and, the General Public, that they can proctbr& Groceries, Clothing, Meat, Bread, Pic\les, Jams, Sauces, and General Househoi^^equirements, at his Stores, near the Armed\ponstabulary Camps, Manaia and Opunake. Being a large purchaser for Cash, he is enabled to sell a superior class of Goods at very cheap rates. JOHN STEVENSON, A. C. Stores, MANAIA AND OPUNAKE. Agent for the Hawera and Normanby Star. 7~\ N~" S ][ Ii c! Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery Plumber and Tinsmith's Ware Grocery and Provisions Drapery, Boots, Shoes, &c. Fancy Goods, Tobacco, &c. Doors, Sashes Corrugated Iron, Nails 100,000 ft. Kauri and Red Pine. J. NICOLL, Manaia and New Plymouth. Agent for South British Insurance Company, and Mam's Saw-mills, Inglewood. 222tc T>LACKSMITH FOR MANAIA. J3 WILLIAM CAMERON Begs to inform the public that he will commence business as a General Smith in the Township of Manaia in the beginning of May, and hopes to merit the support of farmers and the public in general. 227tc 4 RTHUR E. LANGLEY, A LAND, Commission, & Geneeal Agent, MANAIA, HAS FOE BALE — 320 acres some of the best land on Waimate. 12 Town sections in Manaia. A. E. L. is a purchaser of Manaia Town and Suburban Sections at advanced prices. Agencies : — The National Fire Insurance Company of New Zealand; Robson Bros.' Saw Mills, Ketemarae. Opunake. TO THE INHABITANTS OF OPUNAKE AND THE WAIMATE PLAINS. WILLIAM McLEOD, HORSE-SHOER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, OPUNAKE, Begs to inform settlers, carters, and the travelling public that he has commenced business at the above township. Having had a long and practical experience at the trade, he trusts to be able to afford satisfaction to all those who may favor him with their patronage. Ploughs, Harrows, and Agricultural Implements repaired on the shortest notice. Mountings for Buggies and Drays will be always kept in stock. 124je29 X H. NEWMAN, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, OPUNAKE, Has just Received 30,000 feet of Timber (general building material — all kauri) which will be sold at a cheap rate. DRAPERY. A Large Consignment of General Drapery, suitable for the Winter, specially shipped to our order, arrived a few days ago in the p.s. Samson. Special Lines in Men's Crimean's Shirts, Socks, Blankets, and Rugs. GROCERIES. The Best Goods always on hand. STATIONERY, &c. A Varied Assortment kept in stock, and sold at moderate rates. To arrive— 2o,ooo feet Kauri. Just received — 200 sacks best Oanterbury Oats. PAPER BAGS can be printed neatly, and at cheap rates, at the Stab Office. A large assortment of Jobbing Type.