OPENING NOTICE T)ONE AKD BLOOD MANUBK. TO THE -*-} PUBLIC OF HAWERA & DISTEICT. From the Westeun Packing Compaky, J. M A C XL A M, Patea. TOBACCONIST, High-Btreet, Cheapest manure in the market. Has OPENED a First Class HAIR- Q- rou nd fine for drilling in with DRESSING SALOON, which is fcu rnTp S fitted up m tbe latest and most im- , proved style for comfort and con- a bent foe Manaia— ivenience ; and. under first class -orm-cr aon cvtitu I Management, J.M. hopes to receive „_,.„' r 1 a fair share of public support PIONEER NURSERY, Manaia. In the TOBACCONIST BUSINESS will (as heretofore) be kept a j_ J K. WHITTINOTON, FULL STOCK OF M • TOBACCOS, CIGARS, BRICKLAYER, &c, CIGARETTES, CIGAR - HOLDERS, tfttJ.^Jn.Axcn, «,*,, PIPES, . HAWERA «id all Goods found in a First Class ' Tobacconist Business. Desires to thank the Public of the District for past favors, and to assure them that all work entrusted to him will be carried cut in a workmanlike W. ALFRED FIELDES manner „- . T T -. Lime, Cement, Drain Pipes, etc , T A X L ° E ' on sale. „ at reasonable rates. HIGH-STBEEa 1 , Haweea< I I AWERAD., L., B. & INVESTI I MENT SOCIETY CPERMANENT). S . , . , ... A , . MONEY ON EASY TERMS. The 1 Ah orders executed with despatch. directorg o£ tMa Society are prepar ed to advance money en easy terms, repayable in 3, 5, or 7 years. QOMMEROIAL UNION Normal]tj *•?-; Dolap ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. n Opunake ... A. H. Moore Capital ... £2,500,000 * rom om particulars can be obAccumulated Funds ex- ,™n Rm ceed £2,500,000 A - (> - BRETT, Annual Net Income ... £1,275,260 Manager, Losses paid to date ... .£13,000,000 Haw«ra. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND wealthiest fire Butter. Butter. OFFICES IN THE WORLD. T> OB BINS AND PIERARD This Company is prepared to JLV are buyers of the above in large accept all descriptions of Fire and or small quantities, or liberal advances Marine risks at the lowest current will be made on shipments, and prompt rates. and accurate account sales rendered. Losses by Lightning will be made) Our Mr. Piebabd will be in good, also damage from Gas j England, and thus our clients may explosion. be sure of receiving top fbiceb for Claims met promptly and fairly. all produce entrusted to us. From the Mariner," London, 15th Oct. j n caBQ 0 { a Ba | e< highest prices 1889.— There ,is a satisfaction in possess- 7/ ft fl tQ tbe vroducer an< } , not only a pledge of eecnrityoi indemnity A6i * on me spot. in case of loss, but it means promptness ~~ and fairaeßa in settlement ; everything, Orncß -.—At the Ready - Money in fact, that tbe honest polioyholder w»n Warehouse. desire. EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. robbins and H BRABD, Agents tor Hawera _z Produce Merchants. LADIES, CONSULT _ DE ' Sy ABB ° TT> TA N D FOR BAL 1. QUALIFIED MEDICAL EXPERT ~^. nn . -n .i , p .• on Nervous Ailments and Diseases of 700 Acre, freehold, fronting a Women advertising in Australia. main . trunk rr ° a< ? J 2( J° ? cres lald dow 5 Consultation by letter free. in mixture « £ J 1 " 6 choice S raßße « and Address, 19 Queen's Walk, Mcl- clovers, and 20C acres now being boubwe felled. ! . The owner having taken too much MA-URU cubes Neuralgia and on his shoulders at a time, is forced Eab-ache. to dispose of this moiety of his property immediately, at a sacrifice. A Lady writes :— " I have much Price, £2 15s per acre, pleasure "in stating that I have used First class soil ; rare bargain ; Ma-ueu for Ear-ache and Neuralgia, £500 cash, balance on easy terms, and it entirely cured me in both Apply at the Record Office, Inglecaßea." wood. w CASH BOOT MARKET, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. R. HANNAH AND CO. Beg to notify the inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding Districts that we are offering A "PINE SELECTION OF BOOTS AND SHOES of all descriptions — ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, & COLONIAL MAKES, including the LADIES' BECTIVE WALKING SHOE; also, the GENTS. CELEBRATED FLEXIBLE WAIST WALKING BA LS. Our Motto is, " A GOOD ARTICLE AT REASONABLE PRICE." Inspection invited. All kinds ol Order Work and Repairs done on the premises. DON'T MISTAKE THE SHOP. R. HANNAB & CO. HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. ONE OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES! TN the art of photography is the production of the features of sever&l individuals in such a manner as to appear as one face. For instance, we have seen a portrait comprising the features of Salisbury, Gladstone, Smith, Harcourt, Balfour, Rosebery, Go?hen, and Morley. Could all the good qualities of these gentlemen be concentrated in one individHal, he would indeed be considered "an ideal statesman." Thus it is that TEA BLENDING, as conducted by the EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, surpasses photography, for by the judicious combination of various teas, all of which possess excellent qualities, a result is produced which is simply IMPOSSIBLE in one tea alone. EMPIBE TEA CO., WELLINGTON. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO Pbopbietoes
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3291, 2 December 1892, Page 1
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808Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3291, 2 December 1892, Page 1
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