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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2349, 10 February 1893, Page 3

mOWN HALL, HAWERA. TUESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. NIGHT OF WELCOME TO THE MAN OF THB HOUR. THE FAMOUS FRENCH HUMORIST THE/BiRITISa f RIJSFITY THH /BRITISH f RMITY THE BRITISH toplTY JOHNEULL, SANDYJ^rD PAT. JOHNjffBOfeL, SAND^/ j\> PAT. JOHN? BUCV SANDII ah| PAT. Being the nlbat famoul of Jlis word pictures on 1 L^r NATIONS 1 HAVE KNOWN. FrontjSejfw 4a ; second do., 3s ; Galleryrss; Back Seats, 2s Plan and all classes of tickets at Fairs and Co.'s. Commence at 8. R. S. SMYTHE. Preliminary Notice. piEOUS! CIRCUS! HAWERA (Kace Nights^ WEDNESDAY & THTJftroAY, v February 15 andNroT HAfRS' ALLIEB/CIRCUS. (Afte& a most successful season of tßee weeks in Wellington.) 100 MEN and HmSE&WIOO ! The beßWgreatest, aneraiost legitimate \ CIRCUS! \ VisitedWew Zealand for yea* ! Prais& by prea§ anipublici' Watch^kture advenasemeijwß. %W. H. HA5«< Sole Orner. ELTHAM an<i STRATFORD to follow. TTTANGANUI EDUCATION W BOARD. J In\ pursuance of the provisfrons of "The Education Act, 1877, g^fch local SchoolVJommittee is reo|ftested to NOMINATE persons quwfied to fill the vacawi^s caused \m we annual retiremen\o"f^one-thj^a of Vhe Board members, Kid to forward i«e names of such can|ida^wr(withtheiVwrifcten consent atw.cbjfm^L to the woard's Secretary, s»>fhat^they maylreach him on or jffore SkTUBJ)A¥, the 25th FebrWC*, 1893.-* MessrslNotman, Bri^eJand BecVtt retife by rotation/ and lare eligible for! reek ctioaT • '\ " / A. 1. BROWNE, / \ Secretary. /Wanganui, 7th Feb., 1893. ART C L a/s 8E S. MISS YQjDNG will recoihmjince on March 20th: i\r °/ T i^. c Ei MISS JUPP, Regent-A, Hawera, is prepare! to receive 1 PUPILS FOR the pfeNOFORTE. ff^Tli A N~ X S. The Bevj- Father^ and Catholic! Picni* „€7c>mmitlee return their walmest/^bkjp' to Mr Winkß for the u«M>f his paddock oli Tuesday ast. Th«T aIBO than^allVho contribn^dto\and patronised their late njenic. S~PECIAiTbANK HALF-HOLI-DAYS. In terms of thejlanks and Bankers Act Amendmenjypels>iklßß2, it is herebY notified JBa&t chelßanks doing bußinels in Hawera, Manhia, Patea, and Stratford will obswve Halfholidayl on Wednesday fed Thursday, lawi and 16th instjpt, Hawera Race D«b, cloeing^^fc each day. For Bmk of New South » Gilbert Kinc% BL A»tg. Inspec%>r. For thewank of Att&tralasia^ % E. wTmSbSah, % Inspector. For the fl&nk of New Zealand — W. T. Holmes, General Manager. GILMOUR & EALKNJSR'S riO-OPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, \J MANAIA. ■ We have now received our firs stock of I 5-Bushel GRASS SEED SACKS, and, having bought in a very favorl able market, we can quote to purchasers' advantage. We have also a large stock of REAPING HOOKS and SICKLES Sieves, Scythe jftades & Handles Hay Forks anjf Rakes 6 Stones, etc., «c. l » COOPER'SpSEEP DIP. c As the BeaßOiiis now coming on for *» Fencing, tfeose«equiring n Barblr Pfiin Wire 8 " Staplls, cli., will do wal t|f get our quotations. l< * Wall r afers and Scrim '" Oils aldlPaints, and all ct Generatfand Builders' Irogmon3 » gery sept in stock n- . 68 CEYLON TEAS.— Our two direel :0> shipments of Ceylon Teas ex steamen >m "Britannia" and " Hapsburg," fron _ Colombo, are giving great satisfac ot tion, and, being sold at a very lov >rate, ate commmanding a ready sal Trial solicited. THE OCTAGON, Manaia. C\ RJH& I N G /TO LEG ►lie The*rightlfco gjraze|3o alreß Rap the and 50 acreagrass, forfi2yiionths, c to Section 9^fflock 7, Hawera •rs, ApplyWß. Jones, Memmere, or the \J Nolaw, Tomks & Co. OOSTERS (all size^ind color ! I printed at QqAt ia Office