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

y^OAlr! COAL 1 ! COAL ! ! v^ . — On hand, and to arrive, Bfunner Coal of the best quality, in large or small quantities. Arrangements can be made for delivery to be given at the mine, Waitara, Hawera, &c. , For full particulars apply to J. D. BAKEE, Agent Brunner Coal Company. "Waitara, February 4, 1884. AWEEAD., L., B. & INVEST- . MENT SOCIETY (PEEMANENT). MONEY ON EASY TEEMS. The directors of this Society are prepared to advance money on easy terms, repayable in 3, 5, or 7 years. The offices of the Society are now in Princes-street (late Freeman B, Jackson's). By order of the directors. MAX. D. KING, Manager. ■^VTOTRjE— Tanks and Portable -Li Furnaces can be made ; also, Spouting, Water Pipes, Pumps, &c. fixed up, all on the shortest notice, and at prices to suit the times, Eepairs neatly executed. Please noie the address— W. McNIVEN, Plumber and Tinsmith, Eegent- street. Hawera. W PINCHES begs to inform the • inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding district that he has removed to the store lately occupied by Messrs. McCutchan and Co., in Eegent-street, where he has every accommodation for storage, &c , at current rates. Agent for the Colonial Insurance CompanyTMPOUNDING NOTICE | Impounded at the Manaia Public Pound, on July 31, by B. Phillips— 1 black mare, dirty white star on forehead, branded like '"Y"^ on off shoulder v ~' Impounded at Manaia Public Pouud, on August 5, by T. E. Exley, — 1 red and white yearling steer, blotch brand on near rump, cut square and slit right ear. If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on August 25, at 12 o'clock noon. G. R. HOENEE, Poundkeeper. TMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded by Tumahuki, August 14, 1885— One white cow, no visible brand. If not claimed, and expenses paid, to be sold on August 27 T 1885, according to Impounding Act of 1884. W. JACKSON, Poundkeeper. F. PRENTICE^ STOEEKEEPEE, Manaia. Agencies : Messrs. Southey & Co., Sawmillers W. Eowe, Nursery and Seedsman "VTEW XTTEEKLY T>APEE. Published Saturday Moeneng. THE EGMONT STAR. This paper is published in response to repeated requests from settlers of the farming class in various parts of the district to whom a daily paper caunot be conveniently delivered. It is therefore compiled with a view to meeting the special requirements of that important and gradually increasing class in the community. As a commencement, The Egmont Stae will contain about P° SIXTY COLUMNS, and the number will be increased from time to time as may be warranted by the support given by subscribers and advertisers. THE FARMERS' & GARDENERS' COLUMNS will be compiled with care, so that the information therein contained may have a practical value, and every attention will be given with a view of making THE MARKET REPORTS complete and reliable. THE FOREIGN & INTERCOLO NIAL TELEGRAMS of the week will all be found in The Egmont Stab, and the GENEEAL NEWS OF THE DISTEICT j will be set out with completeness. I A SEEIAL STORY, or NOVELLETTE • - will be published, and notes on SPORTING, CRICKET, Ac, will be prepared by well qualified contributors. Iv short, no effort will be spared to make The Egmont Stab A READABLE & INTERESTING ' WEEKLY PAPER, which shall be worthy of support by settlers, and be a first-class medium for advertisers. Bates op Subscription: In advance. Credit. Quarterly ... 0 3 0 0 4 0 LHalf yearly ... 0 5 6 0 7 6 .Yearly > ... 010 .6 015 0 . Single copies, 3d. Postage extra. The names of intending subscribers are now "being received at, and orders for adyertisements'may be forwarded: tqV 5 'The' 'EgWnt Stab office, High-; street, Hawera. - a 'v. • .... :''i. ' . :, . - INNES & CO.- I