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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 214, 24 February 1882, Page 4

YORK HOUSE, HIGH-STREET. The undersigned is prepared to offer good accommodation to travel' lers and boarders. Board and lodging, £1 per week. Meals only, 14s. R. FERGUS, Next door to Henderson's Saddlery. ttwcourage hawera inJCj dustries, And the Experienced Tradesman wlio lives by his trade. FERGUSON, Tailor, Princes-street, Hawera, Has relinquished the Credit System, and will in future conduct his business on the principle of Small Profits and Quick Returns. English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds well shrunk. Same superior fit and make for which he is re"«wned 3 T> O O T S. B O O T S. W. NOBLE Begs to inform the inhabitants of Hawera, Normanby, Manaia, and surI rounding districts that he haa received his new stock of Boots and Shoes. The largest and best selected stock in the district. £500 worth to choose from in Ladies', Gent's, Working men's and Children's Boots and Shoes. W.lv 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 Prosser's Hotel, Highstreet, Hawera. . New elastic put in old boots at current rates. "^TOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. M. J. LEAHY, Bootmaker and Importer, Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Hawera and the surrounding districts, that his establishment will be found the best and cheapest place to purchase Boots and Shoes, Every description kept in stock, and made to order. N.B. — Repairs neatly executed. Note the address : — M. J. LEAHY, NATIONAL BOOT WAREHOUSE, High-street, Hawera. /CLEARING SALE. MR. J. COFFEY Begs to thank his many friends and' patrons for the favors they have shown him during the time of his residence in this district, and to intimate that as he is about leaving for Opunake he will hold a Clearing Sale of his well-selected stock of Boots and Shoes, at prices that will defy competition. List of Prices : b. d. Gents' Bluchers, only 8 0 Gents' Derby Shoes, only ... 10 6 Gents' Elastic Sides, only ... 14 0 Gents' Cloth Oxford Shoes (sewn), only ... 14 6 Gents' Patent-faced Balmoral Boots, only 14 6 Gents' best French Calf Shooting Boots, only 17 0 And all other kinds at equally low rates. 1392tc CHRISTMAS, 1881. HI. JONES AND SON, • beg to inform the public that, iiudu.g their premises quite inadequate for their large and increasing trade, they have taken Mr. Furlong's Bauk Chamber, and intend opening it as a TOY & FANCY GOODS SHOP. The stock (which will be on view on Monday next) will contain hundreds of articles suitable for Christhas Presents aud New Year's Gifts, such as Desks, Workboxes, Letter Cases, Albums, Thimble Cases, Pincushions, Hand Bags, Pencil Cases. Toys for Young and Old. Christmas Carps, all Styles and jPItICES H. I. JONES & SON, Importers of Toys and Fancy Goods. /CHRISTMAS BOOKS AND \J 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 Waimate ALMANACK. Price : — One Shilling. H. I. JONES & SON, Publishers