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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1780, 15 November 1887, Page 1

mo THE LADIES. MRS. E. ROBINSON takes this opportunity of thanking her numerous friends and patrons who have supported her for the last four years in the Dressmaking business, and would respectfully inform them and the public that she haa decided to open a GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT in those premises lately occupied by Mrs. Dunne, Princes-street. The Stock consists of all the Newest and most Fashionable Goods, suitable for the coming season, and every article is marked at a most reasonable price. OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1887. Inspection invited. Dress and Mantle-making as usual. Note the Address — MRS. R. ROBINSON, Princes-street, Hawera. HAWERA BUTCHERY, HiGH-STEEET, HAWERA. L. S. BARRACLOUGH, , FAMILY & SHIPPING BUTCHER, Begs to in£orm the inhabitants of Hawera and district that he is now supplying Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Pock, &c, of the best quality to be obtained in the district. Small Goods of evert description always on hand. Having obtained one of the latest and most improved Sausage Machines, I am prepared to turn out this description of goods in superior style. Families waited upon for orders. L. S. BARRACLOUGH, Hawera and Patea. "TUST ARRIVED. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Comprising the Newest Designs in Prints Zephyr Cloths Fancy Dress Stuffs Lace Stripes Sateens Also, a Fresh Assortment in BOOTS AND SHOES Ladies' Tennis Shoes. HAWERA HOUSE ! (Opposite the Post Office). TTAWERA COACH FACTORY. D. NICHOLLS, in thanking the public of Hawera and surrounding districts for the liberal patronage accorded him since commencing business, wishes to notify that he is building Vehicles of every description at remarkably low prices, for cash : — Double buggies, from £34 105; single buggies, from £27 10s; waggonettes, from £39 10s ; phaetons, from £30 ; dog carts, from £24 10s ; spring carts, from £17 10s. Every other description of vehicles at equally low prices. D. N. having engaged a staff of first-class mechanics, is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him with neatness and despatch, and guarantees a thorough first-class article, equal to any on the coast. Painting, trimming, &c, done on the premises with care and despatch. Estimates given for general repairs. N.B. — The above prices include delivery to any part of the coast. D. NICHOLLS, Proprietor. BROWN'S Cantharidine Horse Blister, Established 35 years. By using this powerful and effective ointment, the necessity for dipping the hair before applying the blister is avoided. No horse will gnaw the blistered surface ; no cradle, therefore, required, and no blemish possible. Testimonial — Lord Anglesey begs to inform Mr. Brown that he has received a very favorable report from his stable servants of the blistering ointment with which he furnished them. They state that the blister acts powerfully without taking ofl the hair. — Beaudesert, January 5, 1849. r> Retail of all chemists in pots la, 2s 6d, and c >*. r»r .lirect from the Manufactory •"••* '•■•-well road London. QULPHOLINE SOAP (a soap con. O ' taining sulpholine) is a delicately refined, chemically pure soap intended for use by those endowed with sensitive skins. Common imperfectly prepared soaps, scented- with injurious acrid oils frequently cause skin diseases washing all manner of eruptions and bringing the skin to a soft pliable healthy condition, snlpho* Uneholds the first place. Its odonr-if Tery pleasant.