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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume II, Issue 191, 30 December 1881, Page 3

1881. XMAS. 1881. H^WJSRA. BCOXJSE, (Late Wliifita&er Brothers). JUST OPENED, A LAEGE CONSIGNMENT OE NEW GROCERIES, &c, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING FESTIVITIES OF CHRISTMAS. On and after this date, Jl. SDPECI-A-IL, Jp-RTGtt LIST (NOT A PRIZE -LIST) Will be in force, and will continue until the first day of tbe NEW YEAR, 1882. Heads oi' Families will consult their own interests by patronising HAWERA HOUSE, Where they can buy Groceries, &c, at a price ■which to tbem ■will effect a consider able saving. FOX XMAS, NEW BOTTLED FRUITS. FOR XMAS, NEW CURRANTS". FOR XMAS, NEW ELEME' RAISINS. FOR XMAS. NEW SULTANA RAISINS. FOR XMAS, NEW MUSCATEL RAISINS. FOR XMAS, 2fE,W FIGS. FOR XMAS, NEW PEACHES. FOR XMAS, NEW JORDAN ALMONDS. FOR XMAS, NEW CHEESE. FOR XMAS, NEW BISCUITS (all kinds). FOR XMAS, NEW CONFECTIONERY. FOR XMAS— JAMS, MARMALADE, JELLIES, SAUCES, PICKLES, &c, &c. l^ 3*3 * TEAS— 2s., 2s. 6a., 35., and 3s. 6d. per Th. Try them. SPECIAL. — A lot of Gilmon's celebrated Canterbury HA-MS ; quality guaranteed. Will be sold remarkably cheap, for CHEISTMAS, at HAWERA HOUSE, (LATE WHITTAEER BROTHERS).

T)OOTS. BOOTS. W. NOBLE Begs to inform the inhabitants of Hawera, Normanl^-, Manaia, and surrounding districts that he has received his new stock of Boojj^s and Shoes. The largest and best stock in the district. £500 worth to choose from in Ladies', G-ent's, Working men's and Children's Boots and Shoes. W.N. is determined -to sell boots so cheap that it will not be worth while for storekeepers to keep them. Ladies' prunella boots from ss. 6d. Ladies' kid boots, from 7s. 6d. Men's good calf elastic boots, from 14s. 6d. Men's good, stout shooting boots, from 15s. Men's strong Bluchers, 9s. Copper toes, from 3s. Canvas shoes, from 4s. 6d. Come one and all and judge for yourselves. Note the address — Opposite Pbosseb's Hotel, High--stbeet, -Hawera. New elastic put in old boots at current rates. SPECIAL NOTICE. M. J. LEAHY, NATIONAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, Begs to inform the inhabitants of \ Hawera and surrounding districts that he Opened ut his New Premises, ON SATURDAY, 19th November, On which v day he commenced A SALE 1 For One Month Ojtly, when the people will have an opportunity of purchasing boots at a price never before offered in Hawera. SPECIALITY. M. J. L. wishes the- inhabitants -to pay particular attention to the following Price List of Boots, made to order : — ; Crents' Elastic Sides, from 20s. i Gents' Derby Shoes, from 15s. (rents' Oxford Shoes, from 15s. Gents' Balmoral Boots, from 18s. Gents' Watertights, from 18s. Gents' Bluchers, from 10s. 6d. Ladies' Elastic Sides, from 14s. 6d. Ladies' Balmoral Boots, from 14s 6d Ladies' Derby Shoes, from 12s. 6d. Ladies' Oxford Shoes, from 12s. 6d. Youths', Maids', and Children's Boots equally cheap. ]ST.B. — Repairs neatly executed. All orders entrusted to our care will meet with promptitude and despatch. Note the address :—: — M. J. LEAHY, NATIONAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, j High-sifeefc, Hawera, | (Late M. D. King's, Regent House.) TITRATED WATER MANUPACXHi TORY, HAWERA. A. A. GOWER Begs to thank hotelkeepers and the public generally for the liberal support accorded to him during tbe past four years; and having secured the sole" right to use Barrett and Eiler's patent soda water bottles and latest appliances therewith, begs to announce that no effort on his part will be spared to ensure a constant and prompt supply oi all sorts of seriated ! drinks. ' . . Ginger beer and cordials of the best qualities always on hand. . T~I M.B E R. All classes of Kauri Timber obtainable, delivered at Hawera <m lh? shortest notice. Jft^^ W, MURRAY J|H^^H

/COLONIAL ,MANUPACTIJEES. 1/ JTTST OPENED IT P. One ease, containing 36 MEN'S TWEED SUITS, FROM THE Celebrated Kajapoi Mills. These goods are superior to the English imported article, having been made to order, and being in sizes to fit both tall and short men. They can be highly recommended, both for lowness o£ price and superior workmanship. E. PULFOKD. HAWERA D. L. B. & INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent). MONET TO LEND, on Town or Country Security. Deposits received, payable at call; interest, 4 per cent. W. MURRAY THOMSON, . 616te Manager. iy/T ONEY TO LE N-D. Erom £100 to £50,000- -t In excess of £20,000, rate of interest 6 per cent. ; in smaller sums, 6£ to 7on broad, acres. Borrowers applying direct to our firm have the advantage of securing Mortgage Loans at lowest ruling rates, and avoid the exacting terms and penalties of Loan Societies. . . CHAS. POWNALL & CO., Scriveners. Wellington. jyf ° _^ = ? - The New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited) are propared to make advances from £500 upwards on the security of Freehold Land, aud at Current Rates ,of Interest. For further particulars, apply to WHITWORTH RUSSELL, „ Agent, Ridgway-st., "Wanganui ; or to ; LEFIN & CO., 689tc "Wellington. CHRISTMAS, 1881. HI. JONES AND SON, • beg to inform the public that, fiuding their premises quite inadequate for their large and increasing trade, they have taken Mr. Furlong 's Bank Chamber, and intend opening it as a TOY & PAISTCT GOODS SHOP. The stock (which will be on view on Monday next) will 'contain hundreds of articles suitable for Christmas Presents and New Year's Gifts, such as Desks, Workboxes, Letter Cases, Albums, Thimble Cases, Pincushions, Hand Bags, Pencil Cases. I Toys for Young and Old. Christmas Cards, all Styles and J?B,ICES ' ' H. I. JONES '& SON, j Importers of Toys and Fancy Goods. /CHRISTMAS BOOKS A,ND V^ SCHOOL PRIZES. The undersigned have just received three cases of Books, suitable for Christmas presents and school prizes. A liberal discount allowed to school committees. To be ready in a few days — The Patea, Hawera, and w aimate ALMANACK. Price: — One Shilling. H. I. JONES & SON, Publishers. mo let. The Store now occupied by T. Ecclesfield, situated in the centre of Hawera. < Apply to T. ECCLESFIELD, Hawera. tt oi R i il L E. An eight horse-power Portable Engine, by Robey and Company. Apply to . . HENRY BROW^^M