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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume V, Issue 964, 27 November 1884, Page 4

Stud Horses. mo TRAVEL THE SEASON. Between Manaia and Patea. The Thoroughbred horse ENDYMION. He will be at the following places on the days named : — Patea, Monday and Tuesday.' Mokoia, Wednesday. Manaia, Thursday and Friday. • Hawera, Thursday and Saturday. Endxmioh", by Manuka, out of Electra, by King Alfred; be* dam, Lucy, by Eory O'More ; grandam, Medora, by Jersey, out of Countess, by Little John (imp.) . bred by Mr. Learmonth. Terms : — £3 10s per single mare ; two or more, as per agreement. All fees to be paid up on the Ist of January, 1885. Groom's fee, 2s 6d. For full particulars apply to JOHN MARTIN, Groom. T. Bayly, Owner, Waitara. Business Notices. Manaia. ■DUTTER! BUTTER! We are now prepared to purchase PRIME BUTTER (Fresh or Salt) in large quantities. Highest price given. HALL BROTHERS, Storekeepers, Manaia. riOAjTl COAL ! ! COAL ! ! On hand, and to arrive, Brunner Coal of the best quality, in large or small quantities. Arrangements can i be made for delivery to be given at the mine, Waitara, Hawera, &c. For full particulars apply to J. D. BAKER, Agent Brunner Coal Company. Waitara, February 4, 1884. ~VT O T I C E. The undersigned will deliver in Hawera FIREWOOD, as under :— Matai, at 17s per cord Tawa, at 16*s per cord Rate, air 19s per cord Measurement guaranteed. Orders may be left at Mr. Duff's, Hawerci House. JNO. MILFORD. Publications. THE STAR BOOK ALMANACK CALENDAE, & DIEECTOBY, For 1885. To be Published in December. The Proprietors of the Stab, in view of the liberal support accorded to the above Almanack last year, have determined to issue an ENLARGED EDITION Foe 1885. The Edition published last year has been completely sold out, thus provpiug that its excellence and accuracy , were generally recognised. We shall earnestly endeavor to meet any suggestions which subscribers may make of further improvements or additional items of useful information which are yet lacking. New-comers to the district and others whose names may have been accidentally omitted from the Almanack Directory last year, would oblige us by forwarding their names and addresses as soon as convenient. Intending Advertisers are requested to forward particulars at once. INNES & CO., PublißuOTß. ;' mHE MERCANTILE AND BANK. JL BUPTOY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND." Tbe Proprietor of the Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette of New Zealand ha 6 much pleasure in announcing to subscribers and the public genei&llj. that the subscription to the Gazette ia' reduced to Two Guineas per annum. .He is enabled to make this intimation in consequence of the highly encouraging increase in circulation which continues to attend each' issue of what has "proved to be a most valuable busincs publication, and .. because, of .the economic reforms by the " Chattels Securities Amendment Act,' lßß3." The' Gazette bar now. entered its* NINTH YEAR of existence; and en-, coura^ed by its past success, tbe pro* vnetQr bega boast are bis naxoerooa so!bscribera throughout the Colony tbab neither labor nor expense-will be spared is sustaining its present deserved reputation as the most reliable of its kind in New Zealand. '" '*'.'■■" "'-' \'. ,: :The Half-yearly Index will infntnre, be issued separately, atari extra charge of Five Shillings per annum. '"'--- - . The Meecantile and Bankruptcy Gazette is i;he T>nx.y Gazette job the Colony, published in New Zealand. NOTjE.^ubacriptiorijwitb- Index, £2 7s per annum; without. lndex, £2 2m, Payable ik Apr ance." '' -:,;r - Persons desirous of subscribing, to the Gazette from the Ist January, 1885, will please send their names, and addresses to R, T. WHEELER, No. 8, SUflordstreet, Danedin. ' < !i . . / .