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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VI, Issue 1099, 24 August 1885, Page 1

TjIITENITUEE ! FUENITUEE! FURNITURE! In thanking the inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding district for past | favors, Messrs. O'NEtLL & WILSON wish to intimate that they have oni hand an IMMENSE STOCK of FUENITUEE of the very best make, con-i sisting of — : Pedestal Sideboards, in cedar and other woods, Book Cases, Wardrobes Cheffoniers, Cabinets, Writing Tables and Office Furniture , : 1 Chests of Drawers, every size ; Tables, round and square Washstands and Toilet Tables, Couches in every variety of covering ; Lounges aad' Easy Chairs to match ; Settees and Ottomans Austrian and American Chairs, Pier Glasses, gilt and ornamental All the latest designs in Carpets and Rugs, Coir Mats and Matting Toilet Glapses, every size, and a grand assortment of Toilet Sets Also, an immense stock of Bedding, consisting of Spring Mattresses, Hair and Flax do, Blankets, &c, Coir Mats and Matting. "Averylare;e stock of Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Cots, &c, Lamps, Fenders and Fireirons. All the above goods will be sold at a SMALL REMUNERATION OVEE COST PRICES, in order to effect a ready sale. O'NEILL & WILSON, High street, Hawera. .> r'|lHE New and Popular Styles of Dress for Spring ancl Summer, 1885, X prepared for J. K. FERGUSON, Tailor, &c, Princes-street, Hawera. TRUE MERCANTILE UNION. AT THE HAWEEA GENERAL STORE. CREDIT AND CASH CO-OPERATING. EVERt CONSIDERATION FOR CREDIT. AND EVEET ALLOWANCE FOE CASH. JAMEP DAYIDSON, Sole Propbietoe.

* THAT W. J. GRAHAM, Has opened up a very large and choice assertment of Mosgiel, Oamaru, Bannockburn, and other Tweeds, of superior quality. Also, the best West of England plain, fancy, Melton, and diagonal Worsted Coating and Overcoating. Perfect fit and best workmanship guaranteed. mo TRAVELLERS. JOLL'S BOARDING HOUSE. .. The proprietor begs to inform residents of the Waimate Plains and persons travelling 1 to Auckland via » Waifcara, thai; they hsv& re-opened the premises lately occupied by T. Morgan, on the Quay, Waitaea, as a Boarding House. Every comfort will be provided 'for ■ visitors. i Meals at all hours. MRS. EVANS' EGMONT BOARDING HOUSE, Pbdstces-Steeei?, Haweea. MRS. EVANS -desires to~intimate ■that she has taken the premises recently erected in Pr-Ihcea-st., Hawera, which she has opened as a boardinghouse and-restaurant. Ordinaries will be provided from ,12 o'clock noon to 2 o'clock. Substantial meals will fee- given j and on sale days special?- provision will be made for country visitors. , ' . ■ Tea and Coffee 1 can' be obtained at all hours. ~~~ j Residj&tTbl.d&r.dersjwill find every lapcommodation in^theway of bed and nsitting robin's, ajpartcfronvtfoe general dining--rbonf; "«: r!l • 7 \ - 1 ' ! A -bath-room 1 y ill also be provided. Meals' and L b'edsj Is , each ; weekly boarders, I8,s ; l?il ?i _ _, ' „ . . . " _jj — ij+* — . . — - — 1 I — ■ 1 JMEULI, begs to inform the V people of Manaia.and siir'rduiiflipg districts thai^he has, a large 1 varied' -stock fif,; : ..j ■ SAPiDLES, , HAKNESSv HORSE , ... COVERS; Ac;' ' t ' : 1 Ladies' Saddles, fronV r «£4 toid&lO' ." Gents' SaddlesV'^rbm' £2 10s to •1 .: -'£T7a n ""• ■ " , '"' Buggy H,aTne^,froin £7 10s to «£ip ptbe^.^qda. at^tne, ,«># 'r . ' V ' - i aviations. ,-.,„ „, .„, il .1 Pjjgcount jf or ;caah.- : •■• f i-ii Repair.s neatly «xeonted* -«i - '' J. MBUrM; ' , ; •'i '-;■•/{ ,_*- j.n-«-i.d- "•• : - » Manaiay ;, ./' every 'description ifP^< W, at jtp^ .Stap oQffice; ift ■ &i .manner whiefo canr^t be par passed ;on ; this coast: