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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VII, Issue 1265, 24 March 1886, Page 1

TRUE MERCANTILE UNION. AT THE HAWERA GENERAL STORE. ! CREDIT AND CASH CO-OPERATING. s i i EVERY CONSIDERATION FOR CREDIT. J i i "V AND EVERY ALLOWANCE EOR CASH. \ JAMES DAVIDSON, Sole Proprietor. i F. A. FOBD'S | S GREAT ANNUAL SALE I s DRA.PERY & CLOTHING^ NOW SOLD AT a 6s. Bd. IN THE £ REDUCTION. GREY CALICOES WHITE CALICEES At this season we are reminded of the remark 1/9 per doz 2/3 per doz of the Irish laborer, who s wiping his perspiring 2/6 per doz 2/11 per doz brow, said • " For a nice clave, ivisy billet, Oi'd 3j6 per qoz 3/11 per doz Yi\e to }>c a "bishop." . , -^ A Connecticut man JOSEPHINE KID bought a chest of tea in -IS doz Providence, and on open- GLOVES ing found a stone inside, TURKISH TOWELS weighing nearly eleven (All Shades) pounds. He remarked [\d each that the weighs of Pro- 1/3 } vidence are very myste- worth worth 7ld j rious. ' ' 4/9 per pair " -] I — — J ( A young lady having , pureha&ed an assortment j of music at Jones', on her returning to her 1 carriage recollected a -J piece which she had .„_ t.t,-^ neclected to buy. "Sir," WHITE AND EED Baid she on re ! entering •nr a atat-ptq theshop, "there is yet So FLAISNELb one thin£r wbich j had sorABPS forgotten, and which CARPET bQLAKEb 6,d per yard now j mus^ j. e M Ues t you nln , 7}d per yard to give me." " What is 2/6 each 9H per yard thatr" said the young „..,,.. . , 1/- per yard music-seller. "It \l Suitable tor bedrooms I sir, ' One fond kiss bel foi-e we part.' " The gay youth vaulted instantaneously over the table, and saluted the fair stranger. 60 Pieces 50 Pieces 1000 Women's and WASHING PRINTS STRONG WINCEYS Girls' 3Vd per yard STRAW HATS 25 Pieces 6]d per yard 2d each (extra quality) honestly worth AIENS 1 STRAW HATS 4d per yard ' Hid per yard Cd each MEN'S & "BOYS' DRESS MATERIALS MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING. Silk Spot Grenadine, CLOTHING. Old per yard, worth 1/2 " Washing Silk, 10 .d, Mole Trousers, worth 1/9 " TWEED TROUSERS All wool Beige, G\A ; 3/11 and usual price, 1/4 511 and Plaid Melange Cloth, 4/11 per pair 6£d ; worth 1/- 7/11 per pair 45 Men's Heavy TWEED SUITS, 14/6— worth 22/6. F. A. FORD'S. -F. FORD'S A. J. WEITTAKER, Manager. rr^HE PUBhIG TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ' ITS OBJECTS. 1. The Administration of Intestate Estates, and the realisation and distribution of tbe personal Estate. 2. The Executorebip of the Wills of persons who may appoint the Public " Trustee their executor, and thus avoid the necessity which otherwise would exist of committing their friends to the responsibilities involved by such position. 3. The Administration of all kinds of Money Trusts, including Marriage Settlements and every kind of fund, the trusts of which are definitely Bet forth in the deed creating the trust. ITS ADVANTAGES. 1. Tbe Public Trustee in bis corporate capacity Never Dies, Never Leaves the " Country, and Never Becomes Incapacitated; thus, by his appointment, the expense ) of fresh appointments of trustees consequent on death, change of abode, or mental or bodily infivmity, is altogether avoided. 2. All proposed investments are considered by a Board of Officers, ensuring , careful consideration of all securities offered. '" 3. The Government of tbe Colony is responsible for the honest fulfilment of all trusts placed in tbe office. sete t ITS INCREASING POPULARITY. [ r This will be shewn by tbe following figures :— L CASH I 1880 1 1881 1882 1883 1884 16 RECEIPTS £41,813 | ,668,262 £71,319 £90,119 £116,186 gjg^O 3*3 * Scales of charges witb existing regulations and all information may be te obtained from the Public Trustee, Wellington, or any ot hia agents thronfirfaoufc 19 ) h"he cojoby* * E. 0. HOBNER, Lwa) Agent ab Patea. » Wellington, Dec. 5, 1885.