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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XIX, Issue 2306, 17 December 1892, Page 2

p H E I S T M A S, 189 2. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! AT ARTHUR'S ITJRNIBHTNG WAREHOUSE, to be offered AT MY WJGLL-KNOWN PBICES. H. A. Abthttr desires to thank his numerous customers for past liberal support, and wishes them the complimentß of the season ; and invites them and the public to inspect his STOCK OF NEW GOODS jußt received. / Direct Shipment of J? Linoleums, Carpets, /tugs, &c. Fancy Austrian Facniture Art-folding Austrian Suite of 9 pieces | Toilet Sets, Wo&n Wire Mattrasßes f Fenders and Fheirons Iron Bedsteadß,ftPictur6 Mouldin]te, &c, oh. A SPECIAL LIKE FSB THE XMAS 1 Upright liim Wand Fiano, usual price £swL*daced to JE&s— a bargain X&^ 1 ditto at £38 1 Wilcox and White Organ, from 10s, either for cash or deferred payment Funerals Furnished. ARTHUR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Opposite Post Office, Prhicea-st., EAWESA. XMAS. ~~ Drapery TTISITOES to V Wellington Clothing daring the holiday season are invited to Tailoring inspect the large stock of reliable Ironmongery goods in all departments at the D.I.C. Crookery Co-operative Stores. Furniture An immense variety of rare and Bedsteads beautiful goods ranging from tbe very Carpets lowest prices, and suitable for Xmas Fancy Goods presents, are die- , played in the Fancy ' Boots fiooda aud Toy ahow room. Shoes I J I&s* AW prices are Games „ amarked in plain \ ffigures. No one Toys I I pressed to bay. Bfl C. CO.OPLSATIVB STOKES, Wellington. Also at Christcburch and Danedin.

B. Hallhnstein, Chairman. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. SOMETHING NEW. 1 ■" "" ■ No housekeeper should be without one of the wonderful " AUGITE " STOVE MATS, which absolutely prevents from burning 1 all kinds of food that have hitherto required stirring. Tour pot will never tooi)«)over if yuu use one of these Jnats. No lady need spoil her cimplexion through standing over the me to stir the pan when she can purmiase an ATJGETE STOVE MAT forlhe modest sum of two shilling B BREAD TOASfcspiCELY ON IT Coffee, milk, or any other liquid will not boil over if the pot is placed on one of these Mats. They can be used on any fireplscg. PEICE 2a. new — \ fIAWERA ZEALAND / CLOTHING HAWBRA "FACTORY Sole Agents for New Zealand. HW. C L I M I E, • Hawjeba, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER^ LICETJBED UKDEB Jj&HJ) TB^brSFEE Ad Country communications by post will receive prompt attention. Hawera & Stratford. •< B. CAP L/'E N, • > - BARRISTER AND SGMCITOR, Opposite Court-boute, H A W E W A. Several different ot«ss of money to lend on freehold security at low rates of interest. ALFBBO BUOKLAND SONS, HaTJTABKET, AuC'£LA»jD. AOCTION^Eias AND COMMISSION A G E F T S. 4f Particularly engaged in salaJ? Live Stock Grains, Hides, Wool.^BheJpskins, Tallow, and all Farm ProducpS«^ Eligible Farms and Sheep Kuns for sale. Established 1854. pHUECH MERVI els s! SUNDAY, 18th DECEMBER. CHtTBCH OP ENGLAND. (Fourth Sunday in Advent.) St. Mary's, Hawera, at 11 a.m. St. Mary'e. Haweia, at 7 p.m. — Holy Communien St. Paui's, Normanby, at 9 p.m.—Holy Communion EOMAN CATHOLIC CHUECH. Hawera, Mass at 11 a.m. Hawera, Vespers at 7 p.m. ifanaia, Mass at 9 a.m. WESLETAN dHTTBCH. Hawera, at 11 a.m.-^Mr. Maunder Hawera, at 7 p.m. — Mr. Hills Okaiawa, 2.30 p.m.-rffifr. Maunder Te Eoti, at 2.30 p.m^-Mr. Blackh^dl Ngairo, at ?.l a.m.— jßev. Cannell Ngaire, at 9 p.'»}.-r-flev. Cannell Patea, at 7 ■p.nK — B*r. Hammond Alton, at 2.30 p3a.-*Mr. Harper Alton, at 7 p.m.-^jrf. Drewery Cardiff, at 11 a.m!-— Mr. Lacey Opunake, at 11 a.m.— Mr. Wills Opunake, at 7 p.m. — Mr. Phillips Kaponga, 2,30 p.m. — Eev. Beecroft Manaia, at f p.m.c-Rev. Beecroft Rowan Road, 2.30 a.m -^jjlr. Watßon Otakeho, 2.30 p.m. — Rev. Beecroft Rahotu, 11 a.m. — Mr. Phillips PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Hawera, at 11 a.m. — Rev. McGregor Haw/sra, at 7 p.m. — Rev. R. McGregor Normanby, $,30 p.m. — Eev.Ji. McGregor Kapuni, at 230 p,nj,-=-Rey. A. MacLsnnau Manaia, 7 p.m. — Hey. A. MacLennau St. Andrew's, Stiatiord, 11 a.m.— "Rev. Mclntosh St. Andrew's, Stratford, 7 p.m.— Rev. Cannell Ngaire, at 2.80 p.m.— Rev. J. Mclntoeh Cardiff, at 7.30 p.m.— Rev. M«lntosh