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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 16 October 1891, Page 1

"Here's a lark, Mary Jane! For these hard timesj prices down again." WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. M'id&JM'S "CAN'T B BEAT" NOTED BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, COEHEB OF HIGH AUB PBEfTOESjBTRIIETB, HAWEBA. • . j ' ■ ( Having just received a large shipment of gcods direct from England, [ am determined to offer them to the public at RIDICULOUSLY LOW BBICES. The following is a specimen of a few of the leading lines :—: — The HfG-IENE— a Lady's Shoe, for comfort can't be beat Ladies' OXFORD SHOES, 4s 9d Ladies', BUTTON SHOES, 5s 9d AND ALL OTHER LINES EQUALLY LOW, AND A LARGE STOCK ■ V TO CHOOSE PEOM. Just received— A nice assortment of Ladies' BUTTON BOOTS To arrive— A large variety of LADIES' SHOES in every shape and style OHILDBEN'B SCHOOL BOOTS of every description kept in stock or made to- measure on the shortest possible notice and at reasonable charges My other lines of Boots and Shoes are too well known to enumerate. As prices are so misleading*' come and judge the quality before buying elsewhere. Evert description of Boots and Shoes made to measure at prices and quality 7 F that CAN'T B BEAT. They come in hundreds, dozens^, and twos To purchase Martin's/ Boots and Shoes Everything in connection- with the Boot Trade kept in stock The trade supplied with Leather, Grindery, and Uppers, at Auckland rates SO BOLL UP AND SUPPORT LOCAL INDUBTBY! DON'T POBGET THE. ADDRESS— Impress it on your minds— it means money to you these hard times. Orders sent by poßt punctually attended to, and all orders above £1 sterling sent to any railway station free. J. A. MTET I N, CAM B BEAT. NOTED CHEAP BOOT A3SPD SHOE WAREHOUSE, COBNEB OF HIGH AND PEINCES STREETS, HAWERA. I

Cl OMMEECI AL HOTEL, ' Haweba. DUNEDIN xxxx BEEB; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Bxllzabds. Stables. W. HENRY HTJTSON, Proprietor. SHAMHOCK HOTEL, Pbifoeb-Steeet, Haweba. ' J*AMBB O'REILLY, Proprietor, promises to hi» patrons every comfort a well-conducted hotel can. give, and will 'be pleased to receive a call from his "We»t Coast frietids and the public generally. > The best braods of, wines, ales, and spirits always in stock. A good and substantial luncheon every day from 12 to 2, Is each. Hot and cold baths. Capital (accommodation paddocks, opposite Nolan, Tonks and Go.'s sale yardß. Stabling free. Saddle Horses on hire. T7IMPIBE HOTJEL, HAWEBA. D. Babby, having - assnmed the proprietorship of the above wellknown and centrally-situated Hotel, hopes, by strict attention to business, to,merit a continuance of the support accorded to his predecessors. The Hotel has been, thoroughly renovated since, ha. has taken it over, and the public may rely upon every comfort. Best heat brands, of Wineß and Spirit ' 8 ' D. BABBY. r | AWEBA HOTEL. P. MTJBPHY, having taken over Ihe above well-known and longestablißied: hostelry, offers a hearty welcome to the.,fcrafelling public. He keeps theJbej/; brands of liquor, and can. promise icareful attention and good accommodation to all his guests. 1 jttqt, cold, and, snower baths. A good billiard table. On Saturdays and stock sale days dinner will be served at 12 noon. Good paddock accommodation, and rodmy stabler are always open, and no charge will be made -to visitors «tanding their horses in thestables. WILL* AND CO., CJAWMILLEBS, fe ELTHAM. All kinds of rough and dressed Timber on hand. HAWBBAD., L., B. & INVESTMENT SOCIETY (PEBMAWENT} MONEY ON EASY TEBMS. The directors of this Society are prepared toiadvance money en easy terms, repayable in 2,5, or 7 years. Agebts • Normanby ... *>• D °lan fc Opunake ... A.H.Moore ■ Front -horn particulars, can be obtained. A. G. BBETT, Manager, 13 aw era. ,