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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 232, 8 April 1882, Page 4

HAWERA GENERAL STORE, The Oldest, Largest, and Cheapest in the District. The undersigned having held his own against all comers for the laet ten years, will use every endeavor, by SELLING AT REASONABLE RATES, And strict attention to business, to secure a fair share of the public support in time to come. J. D. IS CONTINUALLY OPENING UP, A LAEGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Suitable for the season and the requirements of the district. GARDEN SEEDS ! GARDEN SEEDS I JUST OPENED, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT MODERATE RATES. JA.MES DAVIDSON, High-street, Hawera. NEW GOODS TO HAND, JUST LANDEDEX ALASTOR— 2240 lbs. white clover seed 2240 lbs. English red clover seed 2240 1 bs. English cow grass seed 2240 lbs. afcyke seed 5 casks horse shoes 48 casks White Brothers Portland cement 1 cask jappd. coil chain 1 case jappd. tether rope swivel 1 cask 6 x i galvanised spouting spikes 1 Nettlefold's screws OPAWA— 2 cases men's clothing 1 case boy's and youth's clothing MEROPE— 2 bales cotton waste 3 Bradford's mangles (new paUerns) 1 cask glue pots, American fire shovels, sash rollers, coffee mills, umbrella stands, door scrapers, air bricks, sough grates, stink traps 1 A mericaD spice mill 1 truss candle cotton 2 cases Johnson's cutlery, pocket knives, scissors, paperhanger's scissors, adzes, &c. 1 case Marple's tools OPAWA— , , M 2 cases Mavell's kitcheners, with circulating bath boilers and tile covings 1 case electro plate 1 case coffin furniture 2 casks patent double tape fuse 1 case Ward and Payne's chisels 2 casks Carpenter's and Tildesly's locks and furniture Hornsby's ploughs (single), six guineas „ „ (double furrow), thirteen guineas 1 case sporting guns, all latest improvements JOHISr GIBSON, PATEA. CASH DRAPERY & CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. J. 8. TDAMS Has much pleasure in informing: the Ladies and Gentlemen of Hawera and surrounding district tbafc he has received and has to aciive a complete assortment of SEASON'S GOODS AND NOVELTIES. Below are a few of the lines, of which he invites an early inspection :—: — MANTLES— Ladies' and Childven'e Jackets, Paletots, and Mantles, newest shape, Trimmed with Peatbers, ve»y special Hues. ULSTERS — Ladies' and Maids', in newesc materials and makes. DRESS STUFFS— Fancy Tweed and Melton Costumes, Tunis, Cashmere, Foule and Satin Clotb, Serges, &c, &c. HATS AND BONNETS— Straw, Beaver, Plush, and Felt, trimmed and untiimmed, in newest shapes. WINCEYS— PIain and Twilled, Scotch aod Super., all unusually good value. SILK and PLUSHES, plain and figured, in newest styles, Feaibers, Hats, FJal-.s, Plumes, and Flowers. FUR LINED GLOVES, Hosiery, Corsets, Skirts,- Ladies' Scarves and Laces, Frillings, &c. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. The Largest Stock ever seen in Hawe'-a, together with a splendid assortment of Shirts, Socks, and Tweeds. Blankets, Flannels, Calicos ; Cotton, Union, and Wool Shirtings ; Muslins, Umbrellas, and Habevdashcy of all kinds. The DRESSMAKING DEPAPuTMENT will be under the management of MISS McINERNEY. J. S. ADAMS, CASH DRAPERY & CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA.

/fjIEATED WATEE MANUFACJJIk TOEY, HAWEEA. A. A. GOWEE Begs to thank hotel keepers and the public generally for the liberal support accorded to him during the 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 of all sorts of aarated drinks. Ginger beer and cordials of the best qualities always on hand.