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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3229, 20 September 1892, Page 1

OI O ! *• I say, JACK ! Have you heard the NEWS ?" 11 What NEWS ?" "Why, that NEW BOOTMAN from Auckland is BELLING BOOTS AWFULLY CHEAP!" " Oh, who is he ?" "Why, Blackhall, at The Can't B Beat ! Haven't you been to his shop ?" "No!" " Well, YOU OFGHT TO ! "Look at these; I ONLY PAID 10/11 for them !" " Why, I MUBT GO and SET a Pair, if YOTT can get them" SO CHEAP AS THAT!" " But EEMEMBEB !— "YOU MUST HAVE THE MONEY TO PAY DOWN— NO * TICK ' GIVEN." T. N. BLACKHALL,! Can f t B Beat BOOT & SHOE WAEEHOUSE, HAWEEA. _J BUTTEB. |_ TT7E are Buyers of Prime BUTTEB, in any quantity ; and we are also prepared to make liberal advances on d Consignments placed in our a ts hands for disposal in the t> Home Markets. BOBBINS & PIEEAED, Haweba, Stbatfobd, & | NaAIBE. ftEDCLITFE GALVANISED IjRON. Eedcliffe Crown Brand Galvanised Corrugated IroD. A ECHITECTS should specify J\. EEDCLIFFE CEOWN. There iB none better manufactured. Lighter sheets of other brands must be thinner, and will not last as long or give the same satisfaction. CONTEACTOES should not he misled by erroneous statements, such as are advertised by rival importers. The weights published by the vendors of the " Orb " brand are not the weights of BEDCLEFFE. Bedcliffe is the cheapest first class iron in the market. The sheets are wider, thus covering more roof than " Orb," and at present market price a larger surface can be covered at a less cost with EEDCLIFPE than « Orb." EEDCLIPFE has been more largely imported into New Zealand during the last 20 years than any other brand, and experience proves that every sheet will be found perfect. It is Sold by all Ibon Mebchants & Stobekeepebs throughout the colony. fTIHE PUBLIC TEUSTEE underX takes the administration of the WiLLg and Monet Tbusts of which he may be appointed Executor or Administrator : of Tbusts EEirouiroED by previously appointed Trustees. The fidelity of the administration of the Public Trustee, the integrity of the Capital Funds for investment at his option, and the payment quarterly of interest on such fjmds at the rate determined by the Go* vernor-in-Council, now Guabanteed BT O!HE CoLOUT. This rate of interest has now been determined at 5 per cent, on so much of the funds for investment as arising from any one property do not exc:?d £3000, and 4 per cent, on the amount in excess of £3000 ; and this rate is allowed Fbee of all Changes. For further information respecting the Public Trust Office, and for in. structions how to proceed in employing the office to the best advantage, apply' to the PUBLIC TEUSTBE, or to his agent, O. B. Majob, Hawera Yf ANTED KNO WIT Just opened up, a splendid assortment of New Stationery Goods at ■ theSffix Office. • >