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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 161, 19 October 1881, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN— That Mrs. O'EEILLY has opened a Begistry Office for Servants and Farm Laborers iv connection with her Fruit Shop and Boarding-house in High-street, Hawera, opposite Prosser's Hotel. 753tc "TTTANTED KNOWN, that the W undersigned is now prepared to make or repair all kinds of Farmer's Implements, from a Pigring to a Triple-Furrow Plough. Horses carefully shod. Light shoes, 7s. per set. All work done in first-class style. 378tc G. YICKERY. TTOLTJNTEEE BALL. Now on View, at Ebgent House, a splendid selection of Fans and other choice Novelties, just received direct from London, by 936 MAX. D. KING. OEED POTATOES. 1 ton Sutton's Snowball 1 ton Peach Bloom 1 ton Eed Hobarton The above can be highly recommended, and are of a very superior kind. E. PTTLFORD. i JUST RECEIVED, a consignment of prime Hobart Town, Eed Riveh, and Derwent Seed Potatoes, in first-elasjEf.order. Also, 50 sacks prime Seed and Feed Oats W. L. ENGLAND, 932024 Normanby. I vf O T if C E. The Manaia Pound is now open to the public. Persons requiring the keys will find them at J. M. Byrne's, saAdler, Manaia. R. E. McRAE, ' Poundheeper. Section 11, Blook VI., being now fenced in, all cattle and horses not removed will be»impounded. •- ; ' r - R. ft McRXE.