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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume x, Issue 1942, 30 May 1888, Page 4

TJEAD 1 READ \ READ TO THE INHABITANTS OF MANAIA. I have very great pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Manaia and surrounding district that I have Opened a PERMANENT BRANCH of my Business at Manaia, under the management of Mr. H. E. Gapfer, bo long and favorably known in your district. It is my intention to always keep a really First-class Assortment of GENERAL DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES, and to sell all goods at the lowest possible price ; and I have no hesitation ia saying that this Establishment will hold its own for price, quality, and assortment against any house on the coast. Purchasing my goods first hand, and in large quantities, it places me in a position to keep a very much larger assortment, and sell at a considerably lower price, than has hitherto been dene in Manaia. Any article not in stock will be procured from Patea, at a few hours' notice. The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is under very efficient management. The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will be under the management of a first-class Milliner. GENTS' SUITS made to order, in a first-class manner, at a very low price. 500 patterns of Tweeds to select from. fijp 1 * Before going elsewhere call and inspect the stock. You will not be pressed to buy if the article does not suit. Note the Address — W. BROWN, MANAIA AND PATEA. "C1 O R SALE. Cartridges Powder, Shot Austrian Bentwood Chairs American Wood Chairs Barbed and Galvanised Wire Roofing Iron Lime, Cement Patent Medicines Stationery, Tobaccos Electric Lamps W. J. FURLONG, STOREKEEPER. MANAIA, pAME LICENSES. The following persons are authorised to take or kill game withia the Hawera district, from the Ist May to the 31st July inclusive : — 601 — A. J. Hastie 502— Thomas Bayly, Jun. 603— A. P. Costobadie 504— W. H. Bolton 511 — Herbert Southey 512— George T. Bayly 513 — James L. Home 514 — Charles Alfred Budge 515— Walter Bentham Clark 516— H. T. Lysaght 561— James O'Reilly 562 — Charles Goodson 563 — Matthew J. Goodson 564— Charles R. Bayley 565— George Hellier 566— W. H. E. Wanklyn 567 — George McLean 568— James Sharp 669 — William Adamson 570 — William Lucena 571 — Robert Douglas 572 — Thomas Mason 573— F. V. Lysaght 574 — Henry Jackson 575 — Claude Young 576— E. H. Godsal 577— W. A. Nairn 578 — J. R. Adamson 580— Edward Tindale 581— Harold C. Evers 582— Chas. R. Hewett 586— John Patterson 587 — John Donovan 591— G. D. Hunter 592 — Owen Hawes 596— W. A. McCutchan 597— A. W. Budge 598— N. Fowler 599 — James McCutchan 600— Joseph W. Lewis JAMES LIVINGSTON, President. XMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Manaia Public Pound on 14th May, 1888, By G. S. Bridge, from his farm, Mangawhero Road — 1 dark roan bullock, slit in top of each ear, notch in back of near ear, branded like 2 (blotched) on the off rump. By James Bourke, from his farm, Manaia — 1 red heifer, about 18 months old, top off the off ear, slit in near ear, branded like UU (conjoined) on the near rump. If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on Saturday, 2nd June, 1888, at 12 o'clock noon, in accordance with the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1884. FRED. COWERN, Poundkeeper. TMPOTJNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Hawera Public Pound, by W. J. Barleyman, ranger, on Majr 18, from Neil Road — One iron grey gelding, branded like C near shoulder One bay foal, no visible brand From Neil Boad, May 23— One chestnut mare, branded like TA, star on forehead One bay gelding, brand not visible, star on forehead, slit both ears If not claimed, and expenses paid, will be sold on June 7, 1888, according to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1884. W. JACKSON, Poundkeeper. r\N SALE AT STAR OFFICE. THE CONSTANT STEAM TBEATMENT OF DIPHTHERIA BY J. MUEEAY-GIBBES, M.D.; WITH APPENDIX BY P. J. O'CABBOLL, L.R.C.SX, Health Officer, New Plymouth.