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Hawera & Normanby Star, 23 December 1881, Page 4

T>OSES! BOSES!! ROSESj^H My Eoses being now in bloom, me desirous of securing first-cia^^B Roses next season should t visit tl^^H gardens t& oxicß, and. make the^^| selections. • Extra choice varieties, at 15s: p^^H lozen.- . . Selection left to myself, 12s. P^^| lozen. Nbrmanby Nursery. Manaia. *| I BOOTS ! BOOTS! fIH feancis McCarthy, jH BOOT ANI) SHOE MAKE^H begs to inform the inhabitan^H of the above township, and surroun<^^| ing neighborhood, that he- has no^^| Opened tjp a first-class assortment (^^| Working MenVs, Ladies', Grentfif',^^^B Children's Boots and Shoes, suitKß^H for the season, and is prepared to se^H at Wellington Prices. All orders executed in a workmai^^B like manner, and on the shorte^H notice. 636^^H 1VI" AN AI A H^TD^IH Mks. F. McGoveen begs to a^H nounce that she has opened' a. Dr^^J pery and Clothing Establishment i^H Manaia, and solicits a call. A lar^^| stock of new Spring and Sumxn^H Groods just opened. Dressmaking and MilliheryV^^^H A ETHUE E. LAI^G^E^H A LAND, ■ Commission, & Genebai, Agent,^B MANAIA, "H HAS EOB SALE — i^| Improved Farm, of 400 acn^H Waimate Plains. J^| Improved Farm of 200 acri^H Waimate Plains. Several Town and Suburbj^H Sections. A. E. L. is a purchaser of Mana^H Town and Suburban Sections at a^H vanced prices. AeEßrciES :—^The National Fire ! surance Company of -New Zealand^H Eobson Bros.' Saw Mills, Ketemarae^B Maine's Waipuku Saw Mills. ; J W. O. BBIEN, H BUILDEE & CONTEACTOEM Manaia, . H Eiemenschneider-street, back of H Messrs. Langley's store. H Plans prepared and estimates givenH 10,000 feet of Building Timbe il now on hand. A regular suppljß provided. ___^_^^!^1 AIMATE TIMBER YAEDS.B MANAIA. ■ Pkice List of Timber.' I Weatherboards and Scantling, Bimuß and Black Fine, 12s. per 100 feet. ■ Eimu and Black Pine T. and Gr.H Flooring, 16s. 6d. per 100 feet. ■ White Pine T. and G-. Flooring,B 15s. 6d. per 100 feet. ■ Eusticated Eimu and Black Pine,B 17s. per 100 feet ■ Eimu and Black Pine Match Lining, ■ 8 x fin., 16s. per 100 feet. ■ Bough Lining, 10s. per 100 feetl House Blocks, Totara, 3ft., 2s. ; I 2ft. 6in., ls. Bd.; 2ft., Is. 6d.;| lft. 6in., ls. 2d. each, 8 x Bin. ■ 805tc CHAELESDAYS. I ADVANCE MANAIA. MANAIA SAW MILL COMPANY. The above Company are now -prepared to supply timber in anj quantity, at reduced rates." The company having a large stock of timber, and five teams on the road, customers can rely on being supplied at short notice. For Bimu, Matai, and White Pine, prices lower than any previous quotations by the trade. > N.B. —Orders left at Nicoll's store, Manaia Township, will receive prompt attention. , 792tc "OLACKSMITHFOE MANAIA. WILLIAM CAMEBON 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 "ji/TANAIA COACH FACTOEYi / Preliminary Notice. / COCXBUBN AND HOOD, COACHBTHLDERS & GrENERAL BLACKSMITHS, Beg to intimate that they will commence business immediately at Manaia, next to Jackson's "Hotel, wibh a firsi-elass' sk>ek' of suitable materials. ,__ 763tc TTpO SETTLEBS on the PLAINS. Or. F. BUCKINGHAM, General Blacksmith and HorseSHOEB, Begs to intimate to sellers on the Waimate Plains that he intends: com-1 mencing business in a few days, next I to Messrs. Shearer and Nichol'gJ Branch Butchery, at Manaia. All kinds of Agricultural Impl^H ments will be made and repaired o^| the premises. jjj