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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 254, 29 May 1882, Page 1

ywUFFILL BEOTHEES, , CABINET-MAKEES AND TJPHOLSTEEEES, High-Street, Hawera. ALL KINDS OF FUENITUEE In Stock or to Order, , AT LOWEST EATES. > FUNESALS FINISHED. ' "TIUENITUEE! FUENITUEE ! Jd — O'NEILL & WILSON, (Late W. T. Watts,) Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers, High-street, Hawera. * 1 A large Stock of Bedding, and English, American, and Colonial Furniture always on hand, and sold \ at the lowest possible prices. 1 FUNERALS FURNISHES. ' _____ ( O'NEILL & WILSON. 1 1848 1 ] JAMES C. GEOEGE, 1 /^i ABINETMAKER 1 IMPOETEE OF FUENITUEE, 1 PIANOS, &c, &c. ] Devon-stbeet, New Plymouth. 1 Goods carefully packed, and delivered ' free at the Eailway Station. TREATED WATEEMANUFACJUI TOEY, HAWEEA. . g j A. A. GO WEE, Proprietor. i Ginger beer and cordials of the 1 best qualities always on hand. ' J. M E U L I, { SADDLEE & HAENESS MAKES, Hawera (Nearly opposite Post Office), J. M. has determined to hold a } ' General Clearing Sale. ( BAEGAINS ! BAEGAINS ! ! 1 ; FOE CASH. j QADDLEEY. j rAll kinds of Har- ] ness and Saddlery | Goods made and repaired in a superior manner. Cart collars made to order. Great reductions in the prices of all goods. Twenty per F cent, saved by purchasing here. Opunake and Waimate orders given to Mr. Flynn will be attended to promptly. Freight paid each way. * Moderate charges. 1 JOHN HENDEESON, Saddler, High-street, Hawera. /CHARLES TAIT begs to thank 1 \J the public of Hawera and neighborhood for the patrouage so long bestowed upon him, and to intimate that he is retiring from business in favor of Mr. John Brown, , for whom he solicits the same liberal patronage. With reference to the above, I beg ■ to assure headß of families that no effort on my part will be spared to ■1 supply the most wholesome milk 1 regularly and punctually at tho most reasonable price. Families supplied. JOHN BROWN.