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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 188, 21 December 1881, Page 1

"CIURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! W. T. WATTS, ~'" Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, High-street, Hawera. A large Stock oi English, American, ] and Colonial Furniture always on hand, ] and sold at the lowest possible prices. FUNERALS FURNISHED. 1 ■— — • j Goods delivered free to all parts of the district. ] "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. We, the undersigned, respectfully inform the residents of Hawera and surrounding district that we have Opened a Branch Shop, in connection, with the Patea Coach Factory, In the Premises lately occupied by H. B. Cockburn. j j The Hawera Branch will be under 1 the special management of one of tbe principals, and will also include the business of Farriery & Agricultural Work. We are in receipt by every mail of c the latest English and American 1 styles in Broughams, Laudaus, £ Phaetons, Buggies, &c, aud are pre- s pared to build in any style selected a therefrom. The workmanship and price, will compare favorably with j any part of New Zealand. o j DONEGHUE, CHISHOLM, AND f SMITH, v Pi TEA AND Ha WEB A. 202tc W. A ' COU RT, a BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL-" * WRIGHT, High-street, Hawera. a I All kinds of A gricultural Implements t' made and repaired. t: Horses carefully shod at the following rates : — HackvS — 7s. per set. j Draught Horses — Bs. and 9s. per set. a TjIMPIEB SHOEING FORGE. )) ( T. LEESON, )| ( LATE OF Cobb and Co.'s, Christchurch. Horses carefully shod by an experienced farrier. No imported shoes used. All shoes made on the premises. WANTED ~KNOWN, that the - undersigned is now prepared 1 to make or repair all , kinds of Farmer's Implements, from a Pigring to a Triple-Furrow Plough. -oi Horses carefully shod. Light le shoes, 7s. per set. in All work done in first-class style. 37$te G.- VI&K&RY, N