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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 245, 8 May 1882, Page 2

MAILS CLOSE. The next -English and European mail ■will close at Haw era, on Thursday, 18th May, at 11 nra. ; money orders, &c, 10.30. PATEA S.S. COMPANY. "V_*fcv f"pHE screw si earner «s§gjrti^ _l WAKATU. '■— " s^^^yrgTW<r w '^ leave Pateaas under (circumstances permitting)— Fob Wellington — On Friday, May 12, at 3 p.m. For freight, passage, and every information, apply to EDWARD C. HORNER, Manager. M" "ang awheroTniTngaire STEAM SAW MILLS. The proprietors of the above Mills beg to notify that they are now prepared to Bupply and deliver Timber of superior quality on the shortest notice, and have on hand 150,000 feet rough and dressed at their yard, adjoining the Railway Station, Hawera, including Red Pine, White Pine, Mntai, Totara Blocks, &c. Offices— Princes-street, Hawera. C. E. MAJOR, Agent. W. B. HOWE, (Successor to F. OS. McCarthy), Tfl E L L M O N G E R, ETC., JJ Patea, Is a Cash Purchaser of Hides, Shkepskins, Wool, and Ta*xqw E. W. P I N CH E S, ARCHITECT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hawera. Agent for Colonial Insurance Company. Temporary Office next Messrs. R. H. Nolan and Co.'s auction room. HENEY J. T. EDMONDS, ARCHITECT, Courtney's Chambers, Devon-st., NEW PLYMOUTH. JOHN SKIN N E E, SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSMAN. Licensed under the Land Transfer Act. Weight's Buildings, Haweea. EELLEET GILBEET, • PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM TUNER AND REPAIRER, Importer of Pianos and Harmoniums, Devon-st., New Plymouth. Visit Ilawera once a quarter. Orders • care of H. I. Jones and Son, stationers. HOTOGEAPHY! Photography ! Photography ! The undersigned begs to cnll the attention of the general public of Hawera, Normanby, and surrounding districts that he is about to erect a Photographic Studio in Hawera, where it is his full intention to remain permanently, thus making the interests of the district his own. Having been in tho business for about 18 years in and around Auckland, the public may place overy confidence and faith in the undersigned for tinning out satisfactory and pleasing work, as it will be his study to givo pleasure as well as satisfaction. The undersigned Logs ulso to tender to the public of the above districts a caution to have no tjuck with any itinerant photographer who may chance to visit the place for a short time, as no photographer can give satisfaction under such circumstance. Itinerant artists do not benefit any place ; tho work is done off hand, tho raonoy pocketed find taken out of the district; whereas a resident who is one of yourselves fcppps it in circulation, Keep your patronage for a resident artist. Instantaneous work will be done. F.irther pnttimilare hpreaftpr. ALBEKT ED. BROOKES, Photographer from Auckland.