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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 265, 23 June 1882, Page 3

HAWERA COACH FACTORY. "nONEGHUE, /CHISHOLM, & gMITH, COACHBUILDERS, CAEEIAGE, AGEICULTUEAL, AND FAEEIEEY WOEKS. Ist prize for Buggies, W.A.&P. Show, 1880 Ist prize for Buggies, W.A.&P. Show, 1881 Ist prize for Buggies, P.A.&P. Show, 1881 Ist prize Farm Drays, P.A.&P. Show, 1881 HOESES SHOD ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLE. DONEGHTJE, CHISHOLM, & SMITH, HAWERA AND PATEA. MELBOURNE ROYAL BLEND. max. d. Kiisra, i Having just received a very large shipment of this VERY SUPERIOR TEA, is anxious to introduce the same to the public of llawera. r • This Tea will be sold on SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 24, AT THREE SHILLINGS PER POUND, "With which will be distributed a very LARGE NUMBER OF PRIZES, including — ELECTEO PLATED CRUET SETS ELECTRO PLATED BUTTER DISHES SUPERIOR BLANKETS TEA TRAYS TOILET SETS DRESS PIECES DOZ. CALICO FANCY PRESENTS of every description THREE HUNDRED PACKETS WILL BE DONE UP, MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS OF WHICH WILL CONTAIN PRIZES. REMEMBER THE MELBOURNE ROYAL BLEND. MAX. D. KING, REGENT HOUSE.

I\|~ANAIA TOWN DISTRICT. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. The following seven candidates have been duly nominated for the five seats on the first Board :—: — Langley, Arthur Edward. Jackson, James. Days, Charles. Lloyd, Thomas. McCarthy, Philip. O'Brien, William. Nicoll, James. A poll will be taken on Satueday, 24th day of June instant, at the Crown Lands Office, Manaia, between the hours of nine a.m. and six p.m. GEORGE A. HURLEY, Returning Officer. TTAWERA COUNTY COUNCIL. WAIMATE RIDING. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. Nominations to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Councillor Livingston will be received at the office of the Council up to noon on Thursday, the 29th June. In case of a contested election, I hereby appoint the poll to take place at the Road Board Office, Manaia, on Thursday, the 13th July next, between the hours of 9 a.m. and G p.m. G. V. BATE, Returning Officer. Hawera, June 20, 1882. "\r o t i c c. Unless the watch left by John Murray in February, 1881, be taken away and all charges thereon paid, it will be sold to defray expenses. H. G. PITCHER. T)ORTRAITS ! PORTRAITS ! ! Come early to Brookes' Studio, High-street, next to Mr. Pitcher, watchmaker.