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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 284, 7 August 1882, Page 4

nnHti BOYAL BLEND. This fragrant and delicious TEA, which has given such satisfaction since first introduced twelve months ago at HAWEEA HOUSE, is still to be had at the old price, viz.— 2s. 6d. per pound. Also to be had at HAWERA HOUSE, One Pound of Good Tea and Two Pounds of Sugar for 2s. 6d. A consignment of Gear's Preserved Meats just opened at HAWERA HOUSE. Also a large shipment of the celebrated Canterbury HAMS AND BACON. Quality guaranteed. HAWERA HOUSE. Grocery department wil be found re* plete with everything necessary for house* hold requirements, and at prices which will defy competition. One trial only solicited, which will convince the most sceptical that the cheapest shop in the distriot is HAWERA HOUSE. ARTHUR H. DUFF. 53 BOOTS, BOOTS. W. NOBLE Begs to inform the inhabitants of Hawera, Normanby, Manaia, and surrounding districts that he has 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.N. is determined to sell boots so cheap that it will not be wortl* while for storekeepers to keep then Ladies' prunella boots from ss. 6d.* Ladies' kid boots, from 7s. 6d. Men's good calf elastic boots, froa? 14a. 6d! Men's good stout shooting boot!, front 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 Pbosseb's Hotel, HiohSTBEEfI, HAWEBA. New elastic put in old boots at current rates. 79 J. COFFEY, "OOOT AND SHOEMAKER. OPUNAKE. 254 T\UFFILL BROTHERS, CABINET-MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, Hioh-Stbeet, Haweba. The Alexandra spring stuffed couch, £4 10s. Vienna chairs, new pattern, 14s. 6d. Spring mattrasses, made to fit anj bedstead, at reduced prices. 77 T7IURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! JP O'NEILL & WILSON, (Late W. T. Watts,) Cabinetmaxeeb and TJpholbtebebs, High-street, Hawera. A large Stock of Bedding, and English, Amebican, and Colonial •Fubnitube always on hand, and sold at the lowest possible prices. FUNEBALB FUBNIBHED. O'NEILL & WILSON. 76 JAMES C. GEORGE, /I ABINETMAKER. IMPORTER OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, Ac, &c. Devon«stbeet, New Plymouth. Goods carefully packed, and delivered free at the Railway Station. 78 T)OST OFFICE STORE, NGAIRE. John Cuktke bogs to inform the tho settlors of (ho Ngaire district that they <?«n bo supplied with all kinds of uuwfcftudieo And clothing at town prioea. All goods delivered frco of extra ohwfgp, 118 l\ It, BmtESIMDBD'S 0W VQST OFFICE GENERAL STQBE, KOBMANBT. HuiUliug material, posts, rails, fthiMlos, tuul iirowood always on huntl, at moat mwonablo prices. Itatiine«B Motions for sole. Also, t-tittft, suitable for a quiet resiHeuoe, wll fenced and watered and eowu with lucerne, to be purchased ohenp told on easy terms. i'Wi\m kt Okaihwa. Liconsod Dealer in Arms and Ammunition, including Blasting Powder. Agent for Now Zealand Fire Insurance Company; Hawera and Norinanby Star ; Wauganui and New Plymouth Papors. 74 EVERY description of PRINTING executed at the Stas Office.

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