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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1518, 6 January 1887, Page 1

PIANO, HARMONIUM, AND ORGAN TUNING, REPAIRING & RENOVATING. H. COLLIER & Co., Music Sellers, W AN G A N U I, have pleasure in announcing that, owing to the increase of the above branch of their business, they have secured the services of Mr. R. H. Martin, who comes to them with firstclass testimonials from the leading Punedin Music Warehouses. A large assortment of the best quality of materials for repairing, &c, always in stock. All classes of repairs, tunings, &c, entrusted to their charge will be executed with promptness and efficiency. Tunings in town or country, singly or by the year. ' Orders may be left care of Mr F. P. Fookes, Waverley ; Mr E. Le Jacob, Patea; and Messrs. Robbins and Pierard, Hawera. The celebrated Hoelling Pianos, which, for durability, cheapness, and finish, are unsurpassed. Pianos from £l 16s 6d per month on the time payment system. Upwards of 30 instruments to choose from. Large stock of second-hand jPianos just returned from hire, from j£24. American organs, from £16 16s. 'Harmoniums, from £11 15s. j inTTELLINGTON HOUSE. Fi CUDBY desires to thank his numerous friends t ] arid customers for the liberal support accorded him during the three i years he, has been iv business, and tak^s this opportunity of informing them that he ia now opening out a LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, viu i comprising — Watertights Shooters E.S. Balmorals Ladies' Best Kid E.S. Kid Button Boots Otto Herz's Walking Shoes Boys' and Girls' Strong Laceups Children's Boots in great variety NOTICE. In consequence of the very low prices at which I am selling the above lines, my business will in future be conducted on STRICTLY CASH PRINCIPLES. F. CUDBY, Opposite A'Court's, High-street, Haweba. A SIGNAL VICTOR

THE OLD, OLD STORY OVER AGAIN, With New Stjekoundings, AT THE CASH PALACE ! WHERE EVERYTHING New in Millinery New in Dresses New in Beaded Capes New in Ottoman Dolmans New in Jersey Jackets New in "Rosary Bead Trimmings New in Aprons New in Gloves New in Laces New in Frilling New in Corsets New in Collars and Cuffs New in everything for the season has been selected with special care personally (before stock had been picked over) so as to secure the first choice of this season's ENGLISH AND FRENCH SHIPMENTS. The above are of the rarest Novelties, combined with cheapness, and must secure a speedy sale. THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT which I have just added to my business, is under the management of Miss Phillips, formerly in one of the leading fashionable Sydney establishments, where she acquired that proficiency in fitting and style which is indispensable I Ball Dresses, Wedding, and Mourning orders executed on the shortest possible notice. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT ,Mrs. Clabke superintends, and needs no comment, as it is universally admitted to be unrivalled in the district W. CL A E X E CASH PALACE. JB O U L D E N, • PHOTO ARTIST, Having secured the premises lately occupied by Mr. Huff, has OPENED IN HAWERA. Photography in all its branches, coloring, enamelling, &c. Special facilities for outdoor work: Groups, picnics, horses, cattle, &c. Terms moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. TTAWERA BUTCHERY, Having purchased the Goodwill and Stock- : n-Trade of the above Butchery from the Deputy Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, the undersigned begs to intimate to the Hawera public that he will, on and after Monday next, 15th March, be able to supply the best meat at reasonable prices. WILLIAM SHEARER. V OVER DISEASE.

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