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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 179, 30 November 1881, Page 4

p X A Z I N G. I V.^^ — — — , Stock can l)e graied on my proi perty for the summer months at the following rates : — For one month and over — Cattle, 6d. per bead per week. Horses, Is. 6d. „ „ Less than one month — Cattle, Is. per head per week. . Horses, 2a. 6d. „ „ Abundance of splendid feed, shelter, , and water. Fees to be paid on removal of stock. No responsibility. Minimum charge, Is. per Head. "W. T. RAYMOND, Tikorangi, near Waitara. Opunake. PETTI &EEwTIAYBOURN, AND CO., Mebchants, Commission, and foewabding a&entß, O P F N A X E, Have on hand : Ironmongery, Drapery Groceries Fencing Wire Farm and Garden Seeds "Wilson's Hydraulic Lime Agencies : ' South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Adam Laybourn, Seed Importer. Northern Steamship Company. G. SANDER, f^ ENERAL STOREKEEPER AND COMMISSION AG22W, Opunake. 808tc MALCOLM STEVENSON, BAKER & CONFECTIONER, Opunake. Pic-nic and other parties provided with all kinds of light confectionery on the shortest notice. 809^21 PUNAKE BOARDING HOUSE (next Bank of New Zealand), Optjnake. Clean and comfortable board and lodging can be obtained. Terms most reasonable. 108 ltc ILLIA.M DSIVEB OPUNAKE, Begs to notify to Hotelkeepers and others that he has a complete Plant for carrying on the Manufacture of LEMONADE, SODA-WATER, AND CORDIALS. Patent Stopper Bottles, and all i the latest modern appliances, will be used at this Manufactory. Orders by post will receive prompt attention. 732tc NORMANBY. W L» ENGLAND Has for sale and to arrive — TEAS — Chests and from Is. 9d. to 2s. lOd. per lb. Boxes, 20s. to 30s, per box. A really good family Tea @ 2s. per lb. — one trial only required. SUGAR— SUGAR— SUGAR— i I.W- in 40 and 581b. baga. I.C. in 40 and 561b. bags, at 4£d. per lb. Light Brown, in 40 and 561b. bags. FLOUR— LocaI and Oamaru in 2001b. sacks, and 100 and 501b. bags. OATMEAL— In 50 and 251b. bags— 251b. bags reduced to 4s. 6d. PRIME BACON AND HAMS. CHEESE ! CHEESE ! CHEESE ! Best local and Canterbury. EARTHENWARE— A choice assortment, imported direct I from the potteries. , IRONMONGERY— A choice selection always in stock. Settlers and bush contractors will do well to inspect my stock and inquire my prices before purchasing1 BOOTS AND SHOES— 1 A large stock of Boots and Shoes of the best make in ; the colony. Ladies' Prunella Boots, from Bs. 6d. per pair. Ladies' Kid Boots, from 9s. 6d. per pair. | Ladies' Balmoral Boots, from 12s 6d. per pair. Gents' Elastic aides, from \ 17s. 6d. per pair. Gents' Shooter, from 17s. 6d. i per pair. Gents' Watertights, from 16s. ! 6d. per pair. Children's copper toed, at i greatly reivceA prices. The DRAPERY AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT 1 receives my special attention, and will be found to contain a varied assortment of superior goods. Settlers supplied on the shortest notice. Look out for the store cart sent regularly round the district. GDDds punctually delivered as ordered. American Hay Rakes, Is. 6d. each. Posts, Rails, Palings, and Shingles always on hand. Note the Address — I W. L. ENGLAND, NORMANBY. The cheapest store in the Egmont District. PROOF OF DEBT FORMS on sale. at the Stab Office.