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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1773, 5 November 1887, Page 4

NEW IMPORTATIONS, EX S.S. AORANGI, FROM LONDON. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE PRICES. GOOD NEWS FOR HAWERA AND PATEA. R. A.TdAMS, OF THE WEST COAST DIRECT IMPORTING" WAREHOUSES, Has completed arrangements to import per fortnightly steamers from London, the whole of his STOCK DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, thereby placing him on the same footing as colonial wholesale warehouses. R. A. ADAMS Will in future give his customers the full benefit of this arrangement by ' SELLING EVERY ARTICLE AT ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR READY MONEY ONLY. R. A. ADAMS invites inspection of the new shipment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. In placing before our numerous customers our system of Cash Trading, we would call attention to the reductions to be made in our expenditure by Selling fob Cash oitlt. We will have no bad debts, no bookkeepers or stationery to pay for. R. A. ADAMS, RETAIL DRAPER AT WHOLESALE PRICES, High-Bteeet, Haweba, ajstd Egmont-stbeet, Patea. SPRING. SPRING. SPRING. OPENING UP JUST NOW, AT THE CASH PALACE, SPEING GOODS. THE NEWEST, THE CHOICEST, THE MOST FASHIONABLE, In Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Hats. Bonnets, Dresses, Jackets, Corsets, Underclothing, Aprons, Laces, Collars, and Cuffs, Gloves, Hosiery. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shirts, Mercery, Collars, Ties, Hard, Tweed, and other Hats. Ladies' Riding Hats. H^V Millinery, Dress and Mantle Making on the premises. W. CLARKE, HAWERA.

"OTJSHMEN, if you want good JD Tools, Blasting Powder, or Fuse, try ENGLAND, of Normanby ; largest and cheapest selection in the district. EGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW OF SHEEP, CATTLE hokses, pias DOGS, POULTRY DAIRY & FARM PRODUCE IMPLEMENTS, Ac, WILL BE HELD OK THE SHOW GROUND, HAWERA, OK WEDNESDAY, 30th NOV. SPECIAL PRIZE. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's CUP, value £15 15s, for best pen of five Long-woolled Hoggets. Special entrance fee, 10s 6d each pen. Special Prizes given for the Best Exhibits in each description of Stock. Extra Special Prizes given in Classes for Butter. FDLL PABTICYIAM IS CATALOG E. Association Prizes this year offered J for Dead Poultry. Full particulars in Catalogue. Entries for the Shearers' Prize ' close on the ground the day of Show, ' at 1.30 p.m. ( Persons wishing to dispose of their i Stock or Produce exhibited can have i a printed sale ticket, with price, affixed by the Secretary, and a commission of 5 per cent, will be charged by the Society on sales effected the . day of the Show. See printed Catalogue for the various classes in Stock and Produce for which entries are invited and prizes offered by the Association. Fiee Brigade Competition on the | ground on Show day. Entries will be received by Mr. J. C. Davies, New Plymouth I Messrs. F. R. Jackson and Co., Wan- « ganui c Messrs. C. Finnerty or W. Cowern, 1 Patea 1 Messrs. Budge and McCutchan, and I E. C. Allsworth, Manaia 3 Mr. A. H. Moore, Opunake Mr. G. Applegate, Ngaire t Messrs. Biennerhasset Bros., Otakeho £ and the a Secretary, Hawera t Members are reminded that their subscriptions are now due, and are * requested to forward same to the * Secretary on or before the 18th t November. t — — J Members are strongly* urged to try I and increase numerical strength of the Society. o ' — o Entrance to ground — From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2s 6d ; after the latter hour, Is. '■''' WM. 3. UvBBHILL, J .; r T SecreUrj. S

NELSON MOATE &, Co. DRINK OUR Ptjßg fttJENDED |flg It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES. 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 V 3l; 3/4, 41- * I.|b. »«d i-lh. Paekata. HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. " PRESS." «< Kr Nalson Is a Profasslaaal Taa Tastor and Blander." AWAEDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. $ELSON, JJoATE & ()0. TEA MERCHANTS) CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ACENTS-EVERYWHEK. Sold by all princiual storekeepers. FOR Clovers, Grass, Mangolds, Potato, and all other kinds of Seeds, including Howe's well-known Garden Seeds, try ENGLAND, Normanbv. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT HAWEttA. The thorough. By Tow ton — dam, Waimea. For further pedigree, see Stud Book. Terms— Single mare, £4 10a ; two or more (the bona fide property of one owner), £4 each. Paddocking free for four weeks, after which 2s per week will be charged. All care will be taken, bat no responsibility. All fees to be paid on removal of mares. For farther particulars, apply to M. F. BAIRD ; Or. NOLAN, TONKS, & CO. TO TBAVEL THIS SEASON, BETWEEN HAWERA AND MANAIA. Castoff is a black, got by Castaway, his dam Mavis by Diomedes (imp.), out of Victoria (N.Z.5.8., vol. iii , p. 34), by Operator, her dam Lady Matilda, by Bay Catnerton, out of Miss Nettleton, an English thoroughbred mare imported to Australia from India. Castaway (N.Z.5.8., vol. y., p. 51), by Traducer, out of Mermaid, was a great performer on the turf himself, and was full brother to those celebrated racehorses Malice, Lurline, Le Loup, and Lure. CastofTs stock are admitted to be the beet hacks in the district, while his sons, Euapehu and Tongariro, have been very successful on the turf. Tongariro won the Wanganui Derby, beating Forester and British Lion. Terms : — Single mare, £3 3s ; two or more mares the property of same owner, £2 10s. JAMES CEOCKBR, Waihi. BOOKS, MAGAZINES, &c, &c can be neatly bonni tt the Jtab Office-