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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 3292, 3 December 1892, Page 3

nho THE SETTLERS OP TARA1 J\ NAKI. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I propose leavrpg at an early date for affinal lectu^ng tour in England and> Scot- . land. \I intend lecturing and shewing views '.in the following cities and towns. "'- To those who have Relatives or frienft,B in any of the place's named, if you will give me lettersto fclwpn I will send, complimentary tick^^Aor my laptureß. 1 will fxt£t jft^ifk^Pi Eastbourne, msji^s, Brignton, Reading, Btfmin ham, "Manchester, Wolverhaijjlptoqf Liverpool, Harrogate, Wißb/ck, Qframtifain (Sk\), Grimßby, Cardffif, aria Belfast. Anyone wanting irjonds cmt, or-* needing an; business don<S in any of the above places, I will give my best attention. Leave New Plymouth 13th Dec. W. COURTNEY. New Plymouth, Nov. 18, 1892. s TO farmers, storekeepers, butchers, bafefers, or any persons requiting a PABi^BR with MONE^WThe undejß»g^dj|B Wre pared bop^ifiKiate takings a/BuSce^H. Lietfsuch apply at once co wJbouBTNEY. Leaving New P!ymouiir^.3th December. TVT O T I C E. Havjfag sold my b siness n£o Mr. J. K. ©rant, I : sspect ully Joliai all persons indebte to m to sittle tseir accounw on or be£oi > thl lOtV of Decembe^nexfr /and all to whom I am mdi bted, o render their accounts before hat date. T. J. HOWARD. /^IHEAP BOOTS CHEAP BOOTS CHEAP BOOTS ! At the EXCELSIOR BOOT SHOP, High-street, HAWERA. FOR 14 DAYS ONLY— I 4 DAYS ONLY. The undersigned haß pleasure in offering his most hearty thanks to \nß pa*t svippoiteTs, and begs to intimate that he is about to hold an IMMENSE CLEAEING SALE of the undermentioned speciallyselected lines, which will be sold at ANY BEASONABLE OFFER to make room for Christmas Goods. The following will convey an idea of the extraordinarily lojakprices at which Goods will hfe sjWßottted forj FOTJRTEEN DA S, &mm|ncindr SATpE,p!Sff, : rovembfc J& LadieslKiJ|E.S. jL. ; ... lOjT 7/6 ," Kid titped'.'.'. * .'. 9/6 6/9 „ CalfSlWS 11/- 9/6 „ falfßale 11/6 9/6 „ Strong Bals 10/- 7/6 „ Evening Shoes ... 5/6 4/Glace Shoes ... 12/6 10/6 Slippers 4/6 3/9 Gents' Light Bals., very best (sewn) 22/. 18/6 Shooterß (beßt sewn) 22/- 18/6 „ Light Bals 16/6 13/6 „ Light Bals 13/6 11/3 „ Strong Bals 12/6 10/6 „ Light Shooters, French Calf 20/- 16/6 E.S. Kip Shooters... 15/6 12/6 „ „ „ nailed 13/6 10/6 „ Watertighte 14/- 11/6 Bluchers 7/- 5/9 „ Shoes, best Calf, sewn 15/6 13/Shoes 11/6 9/6 Gents' Slippers, Tennis, Cricketing, and Sand Shoes at great reductions Children's Bouts and Shoes of all sizes reduced in proportion The above are all FRESH GOODS from the best English, Foreign, and Colonial Makers. The following are a few of the best known brands :— " Zealandia," " Premier," "Northern," "Moa," "Kapai," &c, &c. Note.— The above are being submitted at fully TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. below ordinary prices, tor cash oiriiT, but no reasonable offer will be refused, as, owing to a large consignment of Christmas Goods to arrive, j and from want of space, they must positively be cleared. Ugg 0 A reduction made on all Boots Made to Measure during the above sale. 1 T. HALL, HIGH-STREET - - HAWERA VT O T I C E. BOOTS! BOOISI BOOTS 1 1 Another large shipment of . ALL THE LATEST FASHIONS 1 in I BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS now on hand at BL4CKHALL'^ » At prices unequalled bspnything 3 ever seen in the dmrict. Hundreds to choose frm, including » Gents' Easy Walking Enjoyable 3 Bal's, 3 tat arriwd, At still reduce\pri«B to secure a * quick ttrnJJer. !' NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE l J SUCCESS ! 5 » — \ INSPECTION INVITED Bt the Can't B Beat c BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, Corner oi High and Ptinces-st., HAWERA. 1 T. N. BLACKHALL * PROPRIETOR. »!