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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume x, Issue 1958, 18 June 1888, Page 4

HAWEBA D., LML M B. & lI^VESTMENT SOCIETY (PERMANENT). MONEY ON EASY TEKMS. The directors of this Society are prepared to advance money en easy terms, repayable in 3, 5, or 7 years. Agents • Normanby ... P. Dolan Opunake ... A. A. Moore Manaia G-. A. Hurley From whom particulars can be obtained. W. H. E. WANKLYN, Manager, Hawera. 70HN DUNN, WOOD AND COAL YAED, Peinces-stbeet (Next Sash and Door Factory), Haweba. Just to hand — 20 tons Newcastle COAL, which will be sold at lowest rates. Orders left with Mr. S. Dhon (Institute) promptly attended to. DAIRY PRODUCE.— The undersigned reminds those interested in the above that he has a fine, large Cellar, capable oi Btoring a coup\e of ' thousand kegs of Butter, at their service, in which Dairy Produce can be stored at a small charge while awaiting a market.—W. J. GANDY, ' 5, Grey-street, WELLINGTON. j ~VT O T I C E op REMOVAL. i I O'NEILL & WILSON have removed to these premises lately occupied by Mr. J. Dttffill, Highstreet, opposite Mr. J. Davidson's General Store. O'NEILL & WILSON, CABINETMAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, Ac, HiGH-STBEET, HaWEHA. — . I TJEAD' 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. Gappee, so 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 in 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 "done in Manaia. Any article not in stock flours' notice. I The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is under very efficient manage- ' ment. 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. fjjiir Beiore going elsewhere ca\\ ■ ( and inspect the stock. You will not be pressed to buy if the article does not suit. Note the Address — W. BEOWN, MANAIA AND PATEA. pAME LICENSES. The following persons are authorised to take or kill game within the Hawera district, from the let May to the 31st July inclusive : — 501— A. J. Hastie 502— Thomas Bayly, Jun. 503 — A. P. Costo'badie 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. Lyaaght 561— James O'HeiWy 562 — Charles Goodson I 563 — Matthew J. Goodson ( 564— Charles R. Bayley 565— George Hellier 566— W. H. E. Wanklyn 567 — George McLean 568 — James Sharp 569 — 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. Adamßon 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 698— N. Fowler 599 — James McCutchan 600 — Joseph W. Lewis JA.MES LIVINGSTON, President. THE "RED CROSS" PRESERVING COMPANY, Chapel-Bt., South Tarra, Victobia. Canned Tomatoes, equal to American, and at same price ; also, Peaches, Apricots, , ; Pears, of the finest quality, and in heavy ayrap. All these goods are manufactured under the supervision of Mr. George James Ward, late of California. The jamß , j elli es, 'pickles, tomato sauce, and assorted sauces ef this Company are well known to be better than any imported. ■