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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IV, Issue 462, 6 April 1883, Page 1

GPECUL NOTICE. THE " STAE" GENEEAL PEINTING ESTABLISHMENT. The undersigned beg to announce that they have just added to their Job Printing Department an extensive and varied assortment of the most modern designs of printing material, thus enabling them to execute orders in every branch of the trade in a superior and expeditious manner. INNES & CO. 1 J. MEULI, QJ ADDLEE & HAENESS MAKEE, O Hawera (Nearly opposite Post Office), Has determined to sell the whole of his stock at COST PEICE! No reasonable offer refused. THE STOCK MUST be CLEAEED, as the cash is wanted. WALLACE AND HOTELAM, OTAnxrnu, AUCKLAND, Agricultural Implement Manufacturers, and Importers of Every Description of Farming Implements. Agent for Hawera and Wanganui — Freeman E. Jackson. 35 Manaia. IyTANAIA BAKEEY. M. DEEGAN, Baker and Confectioner, Manaia. Christmas and Wedding Cakes made to order. Biscuits and Fancy Goods always in stock. Goods delivered to all parts of the district. 268 TT7AIMATE TIMBEE YAEDS. On Sale — "Weatherboards and Scantling, 10s. per 100 feet, foe Cash. C. DAYS, TIMBEE MEECHANT, MANAIA. 57 11/TANAIA COACH FACTORY. S. DEILLEE, Having re-opened the above Factory, is prepared to execute orders on the shortest notice. Charges strictly moderate. Horses carefully shod on the premises. Blacksmithing in all its branches. li/TA NAIA SMITHY. WILLIAM CAMEEON having purchased the Blacksmith's and Farrier's Shop in Manaia lately occupied by Messrs. Buckingham and Powley, solicits the support of settlers throughout the district. Horses carefully shod. Agricultural implements made and repaired with neatness and despatch. 68 HENEY SINCLAIR, BUILDEE & CONTEACTOR, Manaia. Estimates given for any description of buildings. 100,000 feet of seasoned timber of all 51358 kinds on hand. J. J. UEQUHAET, "DUILDEE & UNDERTAKER, MANAIA. li/TANAIA FLOUE MILLS. NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Manaia, Opu* nake, Hawera, and surrounding districts. The above Mills are now completed and ready for woi-k, and we are prepared to execute gvisting orders for farmers, bakers, or storekeepers, in any quantities. A good stock of the best silk-dressed flour will be kept on hand, at current rates. Also, sharps, bran, oats, and oatmeal. Wheat ground and dressed, Is. per bushel. Pig feed or horse corn, 6d. pev bushel. Seed wheat dressed, 2d. per bushel. Extra sacks supplied, 10J. each. Terms, cash on delivery, or wheat taken in exchange. McVICAE & HESKETT. N.B. — Wauted, several hundred sacks of pearl or velvet chaff wheat. McV. & H. X>OST OFFICE STOEE. NGAIEE. John Cheyne begs to inform the settlers of the Ngaire district that they can be supplied with all kinds of merchandise and clothing at town prices. All good« delivered free of extra charge. ' 118