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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VI, Issue 1100, 25 August 1885, Page 4

/CONTINUATION ~OF THE V - ..,;.' • : - ■ ■ GREAT MONSTER SALE! R A. ADAMS' EOR TWO WEEKS! TWO WEEKS LONGER ! ! SPECIAL BARGAINS ! SPECIAL BARGAINS ! CLEARING SURPLUS STOCK. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! The Remainder of the Undamaged Stock of OWEN & GRAHAM, of Auckland, will be Sold at GREAT SACRIFICES! All who want to SAVE 50 PEE. CENT, come to K. A, A.»s GIGANTIC SALE. Here are a Few Special Bargains that will compare with any House in the Trade :— "Ladies' Cloth Jackets, from 2/ll to 40/- ; worth double. Come and see them, and if not satisfied with the price, will give you one for nothing Ladies' Ulsters, from 2/11 to 30/Children's Ulsters, 1/6 to 10/Dress Stuff, from -J2\ to 2/Black Cashmere, 1/6 to 4/6 50 full-size Shawls for 3/30 Men's Serge Suits for 15/11 10 Men's Tweed Suits for 21/Kaiapoi Suits, half prices Men's heavy Overcoats from 12/11 to 30/- (quarter usual price) 150 Men's Trousers and Vests, from 9/11 to 30/200 Men's Tweed Trousers, from 3/6 to 20/Men's Hats of all descriptions, half price Knitting Wool, 1/11 per fl> 50 slightly-soiled White Shirts, from 1/11 Hundreds of others ! Ladies' Lace Collarettes, -/6 & 1/All other Articles in stock will be EQUALLY REDUCED. Remember ! — That this Sale will last for TWO WEEKS ONLY ! I r^if AN EARLY CALL WILL OBLIGE. ,Jgs K. A. ADAM S. Cash Drapery and Clothing Establishment, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. MISS GALVIN wishes to announce to the Ladies of Hawera and surrounding districts that, being a first-class DIIESS and MANTLE MAKER, and having secured the services of a competent assistant, Ladies can depend on having a very elegant dress made on the shortest notice. Charges moderate, perfect fit, and good work guaranteed. A variety of Fashions every month. MISS GALVIN, Rooms ovev Hall o£ Commerce. High-street, Hawera. TO THE SETTLERS OF PIHAMA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE uudersigned having commenced business as Storekeepers, trust that, with moderate prices and attention, to be favored with a due share of patronage. F. R. & H. WAGSTAFF, Pihama Store. September 1, 1884. TjIMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT -CJ STABLES, HAWEItA. Mr. Fbank Bailey, late proprietor of the Empire Livery Stables, begs to thank his numerous customers for past patronage, and desires to state that he has sold out his whole stock and goodwill to Mr. David Spence, who will, he is sure, carry on the business with care, punctuality, and to their satisfaction. MR. DAVID SPENCE having taken over, and added fresh plant and horses to the above business, will endeavor to merit a continuance of the support accorded by the public to those well-known and popular stables. DAVID SPENCE, Proprietor. COBB'S LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES; NOTICE, The Coach will meet the 1.35 train from Wanganui; and convey passengers i'ttf the Egmont Hotel, where half -aft- hour will ' be allowed for lunch. The Coaches will run as under :—: — Hawera— Opunake. Leave* Hawera at 2.5 p.m. Leave Manaia 3.20 p.m. " Leave Otakeho 4.20 p.m. | Arrive Opunake 6.30 p.m. Leave Opunake 6.30 a.m. Otakeho 8.30 a.m. Manaia 9.30 a.m. Arrive Hawera 11 a.m. There will be an increase in the fares after this date, as follows : — ' . ! Opunake to Oeo, 3s ; to'Otakeho,! 5s 6d ; to Manaia; 7s ; to Ha#efa,' 10s. .. l '"- ,' " Hawera i 'io. M£naia, 3s 6d;'. to; Otakeho, 5s 6fl-: 16 Oeo, Ys 6d. '„.. CHAS., GOOSEY, j Proprietor. August 11, 1885. Y^OUNTER. TWINES L6n sale at! \y, fke Sx'iu Office." „ " , ,! '