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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume III, Issue 360, 2 December 1882, Page 1

HAWEEA GENEEAL STORE, The Oldest, Largest, and Cheapest in the District. The undersigned having held his own against all comers for the last ter years, will use every endeavor, by SELLING AT REASONABLE RATES, And strict attention to business, to secure a fair share of the public support in time to come. J. D. IS CONTINUALLY OPENING UP, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP DRAPEEY AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Suitable for the season and the requirements of the district. GARDEN SEEDS ! GARDEN SEEDS ! JUST OPENED, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT MODERATE RATES. JAMES DAVIDSON, HIGH-STHEET, HAWERA. 31 m ECCLESFIELD, J~ # D ' W^ ITA^ KE R ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Shipping > Pobw«di»o, & Licensed Customs and FAMILY GROCER, General Commission Agent. HIGH-STHEET, HAWEEA. n i c 1 i ~±i i i. t • Goods forwarded with despatch iin« mediately on arrival. q 1 i Freights and dues advanced. Flour (Wood's) -ri T o 7" ,tt Flour (local) WjL Stanlet > A S ent > Hawera. Sugars, teas coffee,, &c Ac., &c. Cbavterl^ffected. 772 Bacon and hams, farm ted, own cure, now ready "TvUFFILL BROTHERS, Cheese, Canterbury and local fl / Maize, chick wheat, oats, bran, CABINET-MAKERS AND pollard, chaff UPHOLSTERERS, Higit-Stueet, Hawetia, and opposite „ Pkosser's Hotel, Opunake. Also, — ' Brandies, whiskies GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Bottled ales and stouts 01 , Ports and sherries (five diamond) Chests of drawers specially selected for invalids Round and square tables Wood and iron bedsteads T. E. again will give, on or before Spring stuffed couches December next, One Guinea each to Washstmids the best butter and cheese maker. Toilet tables, and One Guinea to the single woman or All kinds of bedding. girl, known to be a constant milker or butter maker from this date or Pictures Framed. previous thereto. FUNERALS FURNISHED. Highest price given for local pro- " ,- T _, rTT — 7-rrrr— — — :—:: — : 7 duce, fungus, &c G8 ( ) '™LL & WILSON desire to \_/ intimate that they have just WATCHMAKER received a large consignment of Iron bedsteads Austrian and American chairs TT (t "PITCHER Black wood and cedar suites in "*■ .• • -^- , every variety of covering Desires to inform the public that 1,00 tables having made arrangements with Mr. Dining, sitting, and bed-room W. Ehrhardt, he will receive regular furniture of every description consignments of A large quantity of toilet glasses LONDON-MADE WATCHES DIRECT and toilet sets FROM THE MANUFACTORY. Oil cloth, 4 yards wide Pictures, and over 2000 feet of These watches being made to order, mouldings to select from with all the latest improvements, can PS. — O'Neill & Wilson having be confidently recommended to give entered into an engagement with satisfaction. Messrs. Phillips & Son, of Binningham, the well-known bedstead mannName on dial and movement : facturers, they are now prepared to H. G. PITCHER, sell at greatly reduced prices. Hawera^ N.Z. funerals furnished. I Price, post free to any part of the O'NEILL & W I L SO N. colonies : >jq Strong Silver Hunting Lever Watch, ~ 'TT^-T'Z ~Vir~Vv -n m with gold balance, and covered A r D A7^^ T ? f ATCFT? ' curb pins, £8. - Ll - # LAISJ.JN.bLMAK.hK, o . r,., tt ■• t T-rr i 1 UPHOLSTERER AND UNDERTAKER, Strong Silver Hunting Lever AVatch p ri nces-street, Hawera, opposite the spring above, gold balance, and Court-house, pair extra covered jewel holes ]m pleaaure in pi . cseu ting his prices **L 25 to the public, as follows :— JB R U N E T T E, Chest of Drawers, from ... £2 12 6 • practical Toilet Tables, from ... 0 8 G WATCHMAKER & WORKING Washing Stands, from ... 012 0 JEWELLER, Dining Tables, from ... 012 6 Is prepared to manufacture any kind Wood Bedsteads, single ... 15 0 of Jewellery, equal to London or the 1. double... 2 0 0 Colonies. Loo Tables 1 15 0 Diamond setting in all its branches. Cheffioneers 3 0 0 Rings of all descriptions made on All other furniture and shop n'tthe premises. ting 8 at equally low prices. English and Foreign Watches and Venetian and Wire Blinds from Clocks repaired. Silver and Gold Is- 4d. These blinds are of the best re-colored. c l ear pi ne > ai id warranted not to warp Masonic Jewels made to order. or blister. Don't forget the little shop at Mr. Pictures mounted and framed. J^Suiter's, tailor, High-st., Hawera^ Funerals furnished, from £2 15s. /CHARLES SECOMBE begs to VV inform the public that he has JAMES C. GEORGE, resumed his trade as a Cooper, in _. . new premises, Regent-street (next I J A ±5 I i\ JW M A Ji h K. door to Miss McCutchan's Boarding School), and having had many years' IMPORTER OF FURNITURE, colonial experience in the trade, will PT\"Nrn« s c do his best to give satisfaction to HAiNUfc, &c, <vc. those who will entrust him with wor ■ J°" Devon-street, New Plymouth. J YEALE AND SON, IRONMONGERS AND IRON Goods carefully packed, and delivered MERCHANTS, free at the Railway Station. 78 Devon-Street, New Plymouth, a PECIAL NOTICE. Are prepared to supply every descriptiou of General Furnishing and Builders' THE " STAR" Ironmongery, at most Reasonable Rates. GENERAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. . , . „ „ jo xx The undersigned beg to announce Agents for the world-renownedSutton t]lat th w ° . t a * dded to their and Sons Garden and xarm oeeds : t -n T> l Howard's Agricultural Implements J . 0B PaiOTa Department an extrathe Standard Sewing Machine Company, 81ve a™ ™ned assortment or the &c, &c, &c. 25 most modern designs of printing ■ ■ ■ material, thus enabling them to cxcTO SUBSCRIBERS. cu te orders in every branch of the ~TTT.r^-r,T-r.-rvr,7! i t i i trade in a superior and expeditious QUBSCRIBERS who do not happen mauncl .. IO to receive their Papers regularly ' ARMIT, INNES & CO. will oblige by communicating to this office. Every endeavor will be made T)ROOF OF DEB.? FORMS on to rectify all mistakes. JL sale at the Star Office.