THE -EGMONT . SASH AKD '. ,' COMPANY,, „- ( The above business is- conducted -Under, new:! and^experieneed manageimeht,r and- is- worked on the same, •basis ithat" distinguishes the/AucK- 1 Tah'd! WOo^waife ' Mat'ufactorfes ' as; 'being ttje'li'est -in the colonies. i' ; T.ne company, ip e ng^ed in manu.farturing anew and . complete stock J&Joinery, comprising Doors r Sashes, Hand-railingi General JoTnery,and. every description of Turnery Work, • which? can 'be" compared favorably for' 'finish and^ durability with the work ' of any b^her fadtory 'in the colony. . „ j^vVjß.wish ,t6 call special attention l !o~p\ur,Timb j e'r.j which is> wrought by' inc. best ,and newest -Planing^ and Sawing rMachinery, and' recfeives the greatest care and attention in stacking- and seasoning, and mnst give the ftrllefet satisfaction to purchasers. ''' Price' lists, forwarded on application. ' ,',,.. 'coopering department. Tattow CJasks, Beef Caarks, "Butter Fegsj and any descrintjdh .of special coopering executed ' with greatest despatch." /.'"'/ \ , .' .. Send at once for qiiotations.. .: Ageiits— rPatea : Mr. Gibbons,sen. .. . I Stratford :. Mr. John Irvine/ T^lSlPIBj ' HOTEL,. , HA¥E.EA. \\% FAKER, (bate of Wairarapa) begs to intimate to - - the public of Hawera that he iaas 'taken the above old-estaDlished' 'Hotel, and he' hopes? to receive a portion of the support hitherto accorded to ik The, iouse •^ill undergo several , alterations and improvements^ making it one of the most comfortable hotels on the coast, and ievery attention will 1 be paid to ,vJßitors: " ' ' : None but the best brands of wines, and spirits will be kept in stock. Hot,and cold baths always ready. First-plass Alcock's billiard-table. 'f . ■ ! F. FABEB. EG.M ONT 1 , #0 TE L, r ; . HAWEBA. Wines and Spirits of the best brands, i Good beds and a liberal table. Hot and cold baths. ; . First-class sample, rooms. , , • Goo.d stabling. N.B. — Breakfast provided for passengers' by the early trains. "WILLIAM, GALLAGHER, Proprietor. SH A MHO CE 'HOTEL, 1 Princes-stree^ Hawera. The proprietor desires to inform his numerous friends and the travelling public . that he is prepared to receive b^'trlers and visitors. ■ His long eonutwtion with the above house is sufficient 'guarantee that they will find a cdnifortable : home at most reasonable terms. ft . brands of Wines, Beers, and Spirits kept in stock. << • , 1 . r , JAMBS O^REILLY, 1• - • ' v :i Proprietor. "]i/TIDi)Ji.E.TO iN'.'B..i N'.'B .. HOTE£ ' " • . OPIJNAKE. We have resumed possession of the ftlioy^ Hotel, w^ei©> tiie travelling publfc can rely on eve^ry attention. ' First-class stables, .and good grassed ,,',' <■' paddocks. ■ ' . , MIDDLETON BEOTHEES, -. r , . Propfiejiorß.' EL T.H.AM tHO TEL. iA. G: LESLIE, 'PEdPEnlToa. ■ The above Hotel. 'is now' opfen^ amd offers J exeelleijt accommodation to travellers!, It. is^ctyse to the Bailway {Station,. and i^ situated, at the teriniaiis 'of a, main roaji, , which is bridged throughout, and a great part of it metalled, which offers by far the cheapest and most direct route fer cattle 'go-ing frOm Opnnake and thie Plains to "Waitara. . . ' ' ,' *' ''"' of the. very best orands. " ' " . , ■' Goo,d Stabljng, , , ,1 w' ';. Vi" Ij B3' ON 7 H 6 '.T; 1 E 1 L, r r jHATWOOI), ". ''•: „, "-/.., r,,, , t .. j A.. H. hav;ng .tak.en rove? th,e above . solipjts ja 'cwtipiiance, of •!that su.ppost[ hitherto accprded,: tc himself and brother, and assures 4is friends and the' public that np' effort r will ! be spared ;on' His part td' mkke' them ! 6omf6rtablei : " n ' ' " s .; BatthsV^ot, cold, andshpw.er,. Spacious* SampleiEaoms for Travel- . -,"--.] '.!••: <.. 'lew. ii 1 .: , -">T ■Good Billiard Table. 1 ' ' V| I ;;,;./; Mr8t:%aa.^tab\mg, J \,. ,' ',' if ' TBCPRpf^t) ICEr ;X , JBIAKJ2?Oi 3 'MAGHINES, . for. making, clos; -i Jirans^arent ' ice in ten • minuteßj^K-*"' a an^eyerlasting 1 freezing '.<ftyat l jtPtti^" :^will:' ; ih^ki %q 'or Ices tfrptf ..ftay'fo aa^it&ou'| jm>afling^.iie 'th^'.cyysiali. as in, all, o^her' freezing machines', nqw: , in, . as§j> jTHe ahq^e machine, is mast simple for : making ice; creams^ ice puddings, &c:, ,tiiey being made ready moulded :i for^ the itablevin six Tninutes'with : ice'and J isalttr: jSliowa^m 1 practical ' Oper^ti&n' < atith^(^nib:^iieric y CKu'rri Conipany '■Wjoolf ' -i Po^r Pfopr^s;.';!^" r Wew^ns'^treet^Lo^dyn^^^^^^
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VI, Issue 1099, 24 August 1885, Page 1
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627Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VI, Issue 1099, 24 August 1885, Page 1
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