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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2324, 12 January 1893, Page 3

X X XT A. JENKINS, • LjLm Furnishing CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER HiaH-BTEEET - jj? HAWERA. Having reif 6ved4mto new premises in High-stree\j l|^!Hiope, by supplying my customers with good articles at lowest cost, to command a continuance o£ patronage, and I thank customers for past support accorded to me. X X NOR M AN BY. BATES BROS, have now one of the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED General Stocks in the district, comprising — DRAPERY AND MILLINERY GROCERIES^ IRONMONGERY amJiNWABE FANCY|GOOBp TOYS, Ac., All at Popiajar Pjjpes for the Holiday Xfe. 3/BQ.BOU, In order toahow the above, we have been obliged to OPEN THREE NEW SHOW ROOMS. Call and sew us before purchasing, as you will be a lot of money in pocket by doing co. As we do not sell under cost one ia,j and the next add a tremendous profit, customers can always depend upon being treated fairly and getting full value for their money. BATES BROS., GENERAL STORE, NORMANBY LA GRIPPE IS STILL RAGING! Keep your feet dry, and save doctors' bills. " Prevention better than cure." BOOTS ! /BOO I'Sjf BOOTS ! No excuse -mst noj^^you can get BOOTS S^JaLF-PRICE AT BLACKHALL'S. Greater BARGAINS than ever ! Sale still booming. A large quantity of BOOTS and SHOES must be cleared AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. Don't mistake the Shop— Corner of High and Princes streets, Hawera. T. N. BLACKBALL, PROPRIETOR. T. GREEN, XMPORTER OF GENERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING, MANAIA AND KAPONGA Is now showing NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. New Colonial Dress Tweeds in single and double widths New Prints, New Delaines New Parasols and Sunshades Ladies' Trimmed & Untrimmed Hats very cjpap £0^ Ladies' Ritmng, Drivij^ and Walking GHoveJ, by leagpxig makers Ladies' Cwsets^rom 2s 6d to 18s 6d Large var^Jawt Lace & Embroidery Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing in Kaiapoi and other colonial goods Men's Oxford, Regart&u c .and Dress Dollars, Braces!, and a variety of Men's Underclothing SUITS made to measure. An endless variety of patterns to select from. XAMES CULLEN GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Makaia and Kapokga, ir thanking his customers for export, hopes for a continuance su.-h support in the future, and would can attention to his new Stock of IRONMON GEJp^ FENjfrNGjMBE Chojrae AsMpfonent of EarthunCHRKTWTAS FRUITS EARTHENWARE FANCY GOODS, etc. CEYLON TEAS from the Colombo Pure Ceylon Tea Company J.C. is the only importer in tht> district of these Teas. Highesi price given for Butter. J. MAOKLAM, STATIONER AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, High-Rtreet - Hawera In taking this opportunity of thanking t|Te public of Hawera and District fe* the very liberal support accorded &. the past, bega^o intimate that the % ,&$* NEW MD COMjpDIOUS SHOW over shop Vrfrowopen, where a VERY LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF GOODS suitable for the Christmas season is now on view. It would be useless to enumerate. The public are invited to inspect. A large stock of Lett's and Collins* Diaries for 1893. THE EGMONT~ STAR jbs THE MOST WISELY OIRjp&ITED WESKLY Tytfmß Between AuwxasjPshd Wellington •W ANTED KNOWN Large quantilM^&isTE PAPEB on aale at the STA*fi*Office.