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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 290, 21 August 1882, Page 4

"jl/TELBOURNE HOUSE. J. A. SUITER having taken over the business formerly conducted under the style of " Pugb and Suiter," tailors, begs to inform the inhabitants of Hawera and district that he has received the first portion of his stock, comprising the • best Colonial and English Tweeds and Coatings. A superior piece of Blue Serge always in stock. J. A. S., in returning thanks for the liberal support accorded to him since commencing business in this district, begs to announce that he is now prepared to execute on the shortest i notice any orders that he, may be favored with. J. A. SUITER, Tailor, Melbourne House, High-street, Hawera. 220J12 TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE HAWERA & PATEA DISTRICTS. The thoroughbred horse REDEEMER, by Gladiator, dam Bay Leaf. For particulars see future advertisement. G. E. CLOUT, 390518 Owner, Hawera. mo STAND THIS SEASON. The thoroughbred horse BOURBAKI will run with mares, in the owner's 50acre paddock. Fees, £2, to be paid on removal of Mares. Paddocking free for four weeks, charge of 2s. per week afterwards. 393 T. ESPAGNE; ■—,-. "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO STAND THIS SEASON, In Patea and Hawera Districts,— The thoroughbred entire PREMIER. The handsomest stud horse in the North Island ' 30353 EMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, HAWERA. The undersigned lias on hire a first-class stock of Single and Double BuggietuOovered Wagonettes, two and four-hor^e Expresses, suitable for commercial travellers, picnic parties, &c. Also, LadieB 1 and Gent's Saddle Hacks. Horses left in charge will ■ receive every attention from careful .and experienced grooms. Good grassed paddocks, well watered, but without responsibility. Horses caref ully broken to harness. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Orders by letter or telegram promptly attended to. i FRANK BAILEY, . 44 Proprietor. COBB'S HAWERA LINE OF COACHES ' Will Leate Patea foe Haweba EVEBY MOBNINO, AT 8.30,. . t Arriving at Hawera ia time .to catch ' the coach for Opunake. * Will Leate Haweba fob Patea Eteby Day, at 2 o'clock p.m:, thus enabling passengers to get fr«sm Opunake to Patea in one day. Passengers can book at Owen McKittrick's Central Hotel, Patea, and G. V. Bate's Office, Hawera. • . W. PROSSER & CO., - a 42 Proprietors;' TTAWERA TO OPUNAKE. FLYNN'S COVERED CONVEY- - ANCE ; .j wil 1 leave Hawera for Opunake immediately on- arrival of First Train from New' Plymouth (11. a.m.) on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fbidays, returning on following days, leaving Opunake at 8 a.m. , ,* Passengers, parcels, and .'light goods taken at low rates. ' 43 r J. .FLYNN. TTAWERA & NORMANBY STAR, Patea County ChbonicliE, . AND Waimate Plaiks Gazette. Published every Monday, Wednesday apd Friday. ■ . ' Can be obtained at the office, High* street, and from the following < AGENTS: ■ Hawera— H. I. Jones, bookseller ; B. Pulford, storekeeper; and J. David son, storekeeper Normanby— C. H. Beresford, storekeeper Okaiawa— o. H. Beresford, storekeeper' Manaia — Langley Brothers, storekeepers; J. Nicoll, storekeeper . - - Otakeho— J. T. Alexander, storekeeper \ y Opunake— Mr. M. F. Coffey, storekeeper Rabotu— J. Stevenson, hotel Mangawhero— J. Inston, hotel Ngaire— J. Cheyne, storekeeper Stratford — G. aud H. Ourlis. storekeepers Inglewood — J. Lever, storekeeper New Plyn?ouih — J. Avery, tobacconist ... Waiiava — Lluck and Baker - ■ - Manutahi — R. Wlritem, storekeeper • , Patea — J. KenworLhy, bookseller , ' ». Waverley— F. P. Fookes, laud and commission agent Intending subscribers would confer a favor by bend'ng. tbeir names in-full, and stating afc store or other place of , business iley, s would wish to havp tbeir papers left. • . ■ , ' . ,-,