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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1697, 9 August 1887, Page 4

mb' SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STAR. The attention of subscribers is drawn to the fact "that the Government have established a POSTAL NOTE SYSTEM, which lie now in operation. By this system Postal Notes for small sums can be obtained at any Money Order Office, at the following rates : Gtovt. charge For sums from Is to Is 6d ... id 2s 6d ... Id 5s ... lid 7s 6d ... 2d 10s to 20s ... 3d rtHARMINO DESIGNS. KJ BIRTHDAY CARDS. WEDDING CARDS. CONDOLENCE CARDS. Tie __derßi£_e& \>eg to i_t\m_te that they have just received by direct steamer from Home a large selection of Birthday, Wedding, and Condo lence Cards, together with a quantity cf SCRIPTURE TEXTS and ORNAMENTS of the latest designs, and most artistic finish. The whole are marked at very low prices, to meet the times. INNES & CO., Stab Office. OPifiulAL NOTICE. THE " STAR" GENERAL PRINTING ESTAB LISHMENT. The undersigned beg to announce that they have just added to their Job Pbistdtg Depabtmeot? an exten sive and varied assortment of the most modern designs of printing material, thus enabling them to execute ordeTß in eveTy branch of the trade in a superior and expeditious manner. INNES A CO. STATIONERY. STATIONERY The undersigned have now on hand a large and varied assortment of Stationery, amongst which will be found the following: — Blotting Paper, Blotting Pads Book Slates Blank Music Books Black Bordered Paper and Envelopes Black Bordered Cards Bags — Confectioners', Milliners' Grocers, &c. Ball Programmes (assorted) Birthday Cards (choice variety) Card Boards (various colors and sizes) Cards of every description Chess and Cribbage Boards Cap Papers, Color Boxes CoJored Papers (all descriptions Cash Books, T>ay Boo^«, Jour_als, Ledgers, &c. Copy Letter Books Crayons Christmas Cards Draught Boards and Men Drawing Paper, Drawing Slates Eagle Copying Pencils (various sizes), and Leads Erasers, Elastic Band Exercise Books (from 3d to Is) 1 Enve2opes (large assortment) Foolscap (faint lined and plain) Gummed Paper Gums (assorted) Hand -made Papers Hand-made Account Sales Paper Inkstands Inks, all colors, from Id per bottle, including Stephens' 88., Cochrane's, Field's, Lyon's, &c. Letter Clips and Files Luggage Labels Marble Papers, Marking Inks Menu Cards, Memorial Cards Music Portf( iios, Mill Boards Memo Books (assorted), from Id. ISote Papers (plain and fancy) Oiled Paper Pencils (various brands) Parchment, Paper Pads Purses, Paper Fasteners Penholders (from Id each) Porcupine Penholders Playing Cards Pen Nibs (assorted) Paper Weights Paste Boards Quill Pens Keceipt Boofcs School Chalks, School Sponges Slate Pencils Slates— 6 x 4, 7 x 5, 9x G, 10 x 6£ 12x8 Sketch Books, Silver Paper Shop Twines, Shipping Tags Silver Paper, Tracing Paper Tea and Coffee Papers Tissue Paper Vere Foster's Copybooks Vellum Cloth Labels ' Visiting Cards Wax, &c, &c. INNES & CO., Pbintebs, Stationebs, anb BookBINDERS, High-street, Hawera. • 1 NOW PUBLISHED. THE STAR ALMANACK, 1887. PRICE, ONE SHILLING. Opinions of The Press. We Lave been favored with a copy of the Stah Almanack for 1887. It is a surprisingly creditable production for a small towu like Hawera, and the compilers aud printers may reasonably feel satisfied witli their work. The nhniiuiick coutains. a variety of the most usetul information, aud consists of 110 fewer than 261 pages, not including advertisements.— Wellington Press. The Star Almanack for this year, printed and published by Messrs. luues aud Co.. of Hiiwera would do credit to uuy of the larfje offices iv the principu.l commercial centres of the colony. Com. piled with ability and care, adapted to the wants of everyone, and containing 261 pages of printed in.atter omitting advertisements the Stak Almanack should find a place mi every household throughout the di&irrict; in Which ii is published.— Waujjanui Chronicle. "We acknowledge receipt from Messrs. luues aud Co,, of a copy of the Star Almanack for 1887. As usual, tli<3 publication contains much useful iufor* mation, aiui should be found very valuable by every settler along this £oast. It contains very correct directories of the to* iispf New Plymouth, Waitara, etc, us well as Hawera, No»uja;j by, and other places. Every year this valuable almanack shows marked improvement, aud we must congratulate the pub* li*fjers ou this evidence of success. The ulmanaok is xwiuted iv first-class style, on excellent paper, aud we tau safely say that the general " get up " ii equal to thui «f any similar publication in the Colon}-.— Turuuaki Vqws. The ac Almanack for JBB7, a copy of which has been sent us, is a very neatly printed and somewhat bulky publication jco-Msjiniug a larfje amount of information on all sorts of subjects. It should ensure a lar^e sale, aud we hope the enter* urisinsr proprietors will be recouped for the outlay they must have j;oue to iv the getting of it up.— lWnaW Herald We have to acknowledge with tliaiilis tlie receipt from the publishers, of a cow of. tli« Star Alican-' acu. It is impossible to give anything like au adequate idea of the real utility ot tlip work, for it contain* -61 pages of matter, exelubire of adyejv tisements, aud every paxe conveys borne useful information to the reader. In taut it ib rapidly becoming a, settler's vade tiuckdi, and can give points to any almanack published ou this const,— Pate* tta