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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 303, 20 September 1882, Page 4

pOLONIAL BEEWEEY, Hawera. MESSES. CEAWFOED & CO. Beg to inform the Hotelkeepers and residents of Hawera and surrounding districts that they have taken over the ahovc Brewery, and hy supplying a first-class article hope to acquire a fair share of the trade. 23 "VT O T 1 C! i W. NOBLE Desires to inform the inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding district that he has just received his new stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting of — Ladies' boots, in calf, kid, and prunella Gents' boots, in elastics and shooters Men's watertights and bluchers Children's boots in endless variety All the above goods will be sold at the lowest remunerative prices. A trial will prove the fact. W. NOBLE, 79 Hiffh-street. CAEL PEANK, BOOT AND SHOE MAKEE, NORMANBT. Eepairs neatly executed at the shortest notice. 525522 EDWAED COLLINS General Carrier, Normanby, Hawera, and Patea. Goods brought at Current Eates. Firewood supplied. Posts and Eails always on hand 7C ALLAN WILSON C A E T E E, Okaiawa. Posts and rails, wire posts strainers, gate posts, hous( blocks, and firewood suppliec and delivered at moderat( rates. 7] ILLIAM C L E M O E Carrier. Goods carted from Patea to Hawerj or Manaia. Also, daily express fron Hawera to Manaia, carrying passen gers and goods at lowest rates. 7' DAVID SPENCE, GENERAL GAREIEI Between Patea and Hawera. Goods brought at current rates. Agent at Patea— Mr. W. Dale. 71 T7\MPIRE LIVERY AND BAIC VJ STABLES, HAWERA. The undersigned has on hire a nrst-clasi stock of Single and DocVe Euggies Covered Wagonettes, Iwo and four-horsi Expresses, suitable for comraejcial travellers, picnic parties, &c. A^o, Ladies and Gent's Saddle Hacks. Hovses )ef in charge will receive every aLLenLioi from cai'eful ard experienced grooms Good grassed paddocks, well watered but without responsibility. Horses care fully broken to harness . Horses bought sold, or exchanged. Orders by letter o telegram promptly attended to. FRANK BAILEY, 44 Proprietor. COBB'S HAWEEA. LINE O] COACHES Will Leave Patea tor Haweil Ea'ery Morning, at 8.30, Arriving at Hawera in time to catel the coach for Opunake. Will Leave Hawera for Patej Eatery Day, at 2 o'clock p.m., thus enabling passengers to get fron Opunake to Patea in one day. Passengers can book at the Centra Hotel, Patea, and G. V. Bate's Office Hawera. W. PEOSSEE & CO., 42 Proprietors. TTAWEEA TO OPUNAKE FLYNN'S COVEEED CONVEYANCE. will leave Hawera for Opunake immediately on arrival of First Trair from New Plymouth (11 a.m.) or Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning on following days, leaving Opunake at 8 a.m. Passengers, parcels, and lighi goods taken at low rates. h J- FLYNN. PEOOF OF DEBT FOEMS oi sale at the Star Office. TTAWERA & NORMANBY STAR, Patea County Chronicle, AND Waimate Plains Gazette. Published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Can be obtained at the office, Highstreet, and from the following AGENTS: Hawera — H. I. Jones, bookseller ; E. Pulford, storekeeper; and J. Davidson, storekeeper Normanby— C. H. Beresford, storekeeper Okaiawa— C. H. Beresford, storekeeper Manaia — Langley Brothers, storekeepers ; <T. Nicoll, storekeeper Otakeho— J. T. Alexander, storekeeper Opunake— Mr. M. F. Coffey, storekeeper Rahotu — J. Stevenson, hotel Mangawhero — J. Inston, hotel Ngaire — J. Cheyne, storekeeper Stratford— G. and H. Curtis, storekeepers Inglewood — J. Lever, storekeeper New Plymouth— J. Avery, tobacconist Waitara— Bluck and Baker Manutahi— R. Whittem, storekeeper Patea— J. Kenworthy, bookseller Waverley — F. P. Fookes, land and commission agent Intending subscribers would confer a favor by sending their names in full, and stating at whioh store or other place of