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THE HAWERa|| NOTMaI t,Y OTAR EVERY^ft^NOONi^llr " ONE fpißlTlsr'Y'. The Star is one of the largest daily f newspapers in the North Island; andttoe proprietors confidently look forward to '3llfi!efflSrKi[pTsfe n r^^ venture. The Stab is supplied efficiently with .fflhtp...Hftw^.4rQm, »E,wap£j,..AmeoKwand.. Australia ; and telegrams from every part of New Zealand up to tbe hour of going, to press. Special correspondents of the Stab are located at Normanby, Opunake, #asea>j Ngaire, S,tr?rtford, ans othef points of settlement. Especial attention 14 (aid to securing the latest shipping intelligence from the various ports in which the district is interested. Full and accurate accounts are published of tbe proceedings of the R.M. Court, County Council, Borough Council, Town and Road Boards, School Committees, &c. The Stab contains ALL THE NEWS of the district. An early edition is published to catch the train and OpunaTce 1 coach, and therefore subscribers who live in townships and settlements along the lines of route get the news of the day early. Mounted messengers deliver the paper on the night v 6f fpilb'licatibn' in tne 'principal centres of population in the district. As an advertising medium, the Stab offers special advantages. The circulation is nearly 1,000 COPIES DAILY, so that advertisements receive the fullest publicity, while the charges are reasonable. Intending subscribers will oblige by sending their names to the nearest agent or to this office direct.

THE NEW QUARTEB, .

having ioommqnce^, account^ yrfi} "bp ispued promptly, and the proprietors would beg the favor of early attention to same from subscribers and advertisers. Post Office Orders or Cheques to be addressed to . . 1, ,| v : armit. Innes. & co.

ALFRED J. KIRK, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 1 .HAWERA., „,,,| (Late F. McGuire's offices, 1 Regent-street. All kinds of commission business transacted, and all kinds of goods bought or sold on commission. Agent for D. Spence, carrier, Hawera; Ebeile and Schnotzmger, and R. S. Water-| house, merchant, Wellington. j Town and Country Properties for sale or, lease. MONEY TO LEND. 453a30 F. McGUIRE, ! A UCTIONEER, LAND, COMMISSION JLJL AND / FINANCIAL AGENT, • Hawera. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security. New Office— Regent street, near the Star Office. OPUNAKE THSTRICT LAND AGENCY. 1 A AAA ACRES FOR SALE on -L* 9 UUI_/ West Coast. Can be had a bargain. FOR SALE, Farms in Cape Egmont, Rahotu, Opunake, Waimate Plains, Kaupokonui, and Ngaire Survey Districts Suburban sections at Manaia and Opunake' Business and residence sites in Opunake, Manaia, and Hawera Village sections at Sahotu, Otakelid, and Okaiawa One of the best paying Blacksmith's and Wheelwright's business on the West Coast P. GALVIN, LAND AND' GENERAL AGENT, OPUNAKE. "AT E. MATTHEWS, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, Wrioht'B Buildings, High-street, HAWERA^ [a card.] ME. GEEYASE D. HAMEETON, SOLICITOR, , ■ High-street, Hawera (late Mr. Barleyman, solicitor). Several sums of money are ready to be advanced on good securities at lowest current rates ' ' ' ' ' ■ • ' ME. W. PIN CH E S, ARCHITECT,/ .t AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hawera. Agent for Colonial Insurance Corilpany. Temporary Office next Messrs. R. H. Nolan and Co.'s auction room. HENET J. T. EDMONDS, ARCHITECT, Courtney's Chambers, Devon-st., NEW PLYMOUTH. * [a card.] WAKELIN BROTHERS & CO., Offices— Princeh-Stbbet, HAWERA, ARCHITECTS, HOUSE AGENTS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Designs and Specifications, Railway, Road, Bridge, and Building Quantities and Estimates furnished. Town and Suburban Surveys undertaken. Orders promptly executed, and all charges calculated at strictly reasonable rates. EELLEET GILBEET, • PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM TUNER AND REPAIRER, Importer of Pianos and Harmoniums, . Devpn-st., New Plymouth. , Visit Hawera { once a jq^iaijteW Orders care of H. I. Jones and Son, stationers. J SMITH, Surgeon & Accoucheur • (formerly Surgeon to the Wairarapa Hospital), may be consulted daily, at his new residence, High-street, below the Inatitute. DE. EICHAEDS Laving resumed practice in; /HaweraJ Imay be consulted at his residence, Princes-street, or at Mr. Prichard's, High-street. At home in the morning from 11 to 12, and in the evening from 7 to 9. 243tc I A CARD.] OPUNAKE, DE.- ii^EX'A^^'E/R, SU'ROfidNl f * may be consulted; daily atvhis tfesideiace, near the Post. Office, Opunake. :.",,.) B. /I' %'&&;%&& Surgeon, Dentist, t . • NIjW 'P L'tf M 6 tftfk' 3

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 310, 4 October 1882, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 310, 4 October 1882, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 310, 4 October 1882, Page 2

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