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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2349, 10 February 1893, Page 4

AH CHANG, pi ENEEAL STOREKEEPEE VDT Fancy Goods Deamsb, High-street, Hawera. PKICE-LIST FOR CASH. Large assortment of Tea — best Ceylon tea in 101b box 22s 6d, 51b "box 10a ; Chinas, 6lb box 11b 6d ; Arthur Nathan's reliable tea, 2s, 2s 6d per lb Best coffee, Is 6d to 2s 6d lb Salmon, 9d to Is tin Fresh mullet and herrings, kippered herrings in tomato sauce, red herrings, sardines (small and large) Keillor's marmalade, 9d tin ■ Sauce of all kindß, 6d to Is Gd bottle . V.H. cocoa, i, £, and lib tins • Hudson's cocoa ; pickles Vinegar ; Morton's raspberry vinegar Peppermint, cloves cordial, Is 4d bot Currie powder, 7d to Is bottle Jams, in t'n or in 2ib jar 1 Hops, £lb and lib package Treacle and G-. syrup, with patent tin Baisins, lemon and candied peel New currants, 6d lb i Ginger, whole and ground ; cloves ! Spice, whole and ground ; starch, 6d So&,p, 3d to Is bar ; Sunlight soap, Monkey brand, B.W. soap, glyceri me soap, carbolic sand soap, soapine ! i Anchovy paste in bottle 1 Bloater paste in 6d tin ; rice Split peas, sago barley 51b Is | Tapioca, 41b Colman's mustard, i, |, 1, 71b tins , Sugar, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlas and Waverley flour i Am. tinned fruits— pears, peaches, apricots ; biscuits, 6d to Is lb All goods, crockery, ironmongery, fruits, and tobacco, afc lowest rates 1 i-or cash. I AH CHANG, Haweba. i 11 Come ane an' al."a 1 ." " Cead mille fail the, clan na Gadheil." I rpHE SECOND ANNUAL JL GATHERING of the OPUNAKE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY will be held on WEDNESDAY, Ist MARCH, 1893 President — Kobert Lambie, Esq. ; Vice- ; Presidents — S. Foray th, Esq., and Charles McHardy, EBq. ; Committee — Messrs D. McGregor, C. F. McGregor, G. W. Kogetß, C. V. Edmonds, E. P. Edmonds, M. Deegan, W. A. Good, W. W. Middleton, Robert Warner, Thomas [ Knowles ; Starter — Mr E. P. Edmonds ; Handicapper — J. R. Stewart, Esq. ; PBOGEAMME OF' SPOBTS. £I i I 1 /3 1 il *3 111 1 Quoits 1201- ll- ' 2 Maiden Eace 150^ £0/- 10/- 1/6 • 3 BoysEace[und§el4] 10/- 5/- ; 4 100 yds Handicap 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 r v 67goi>:Stepfand-Jump Handicap ... 20/- 5/- 1/- 1/- . 6 Halfmile Handicap 60/- 10/- 2/- 2/7 High Jump Hdcap. 20/- 5/- 1/- 1/r 8 Putting Shot Hep. 20/- 1/9 220 yds Handicap 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 I 10 Vaulting with Pole i Handicap ... 20/- 5/- 1/- 1/11 440 yds Handicap 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 5 12 Wrestling Cum- • bprland Style [weight, 11 stone ' a d under] ... 40/- 10/- 2/6 ■ 13 Walking Handicap, one mile ... 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 ■ 14 220 yds Hurdle Hp, 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 s 16 220 yds Maori Hp. [Norn. on ground] 20/- 1/16 Mile Handicap ... 60/- 20/- 2/- 2/17 440 yds Hurdle Hp. 40/- 10/- 1/- 1/6 r 18 Throwing the Hammer ... 20/- 5/- 1/- 1/19 Tug of War 1 [Maori v. Europeans] 40/- 1/20 Porcpd Handicap 20/- *1/- f * Winners, f Losera free. Nominations for all Handicaps, together i with all performances and necessary feeß, 1 mnst be in the hands of tbe Hon. See on or before Wednesday, February 22nd, 1893, at 8 pm. Handicaps will be published on Saturday, February 25th. Acceptances on tbe ground. Bules of the Wanganui Caledonian Society will be adhered to aB far as practicable only. Games will begin at 10.30 am. Admission, Is ; children under 12, 6d. W. D. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. WEST COAST LAND AGENCY Peoduce & Commission Agency LAND- -For Sale, rural and town properties, to suit all classes of . buyers. 300-acre (good dairy) farm; owner leaving district ; price reasonable. PRODUCE— As colonial represenUtive of Wallis, Sons and Co., Merchants, London, consiguments of Butter and Cheese are received. Advances made. Producers preferring ] to sell are invited to communicate. . Dealer in agricultural seeds, oats, haff, etc. i. H. MOORE, Opunake. TAILORING. I have just received a full assortment of JSEW GOODS, comprising Fancy Serges, Worsted Coatings Worsted Trouserings Covert Coatings, Bedford Cords Saddle Tweedß These goods are guaranteed to give every satisfaction. W. ALFRED FIELDES TAILOS, HIGH-STBEET, HAWEEA. "TAMES CULLEN GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Manaia and Kaponga, ii thanking his customers for pfoport, hopes for a continuance su h support in the future, and would ca) attention to his new tock of IRONMONGERY FENCING WIPE Choice Assortment of Earthenware " Expected daily — CHRIS r MAS FRUITS EARTHENWARE FANCY GOODS, etc. CEYLON TEAS from thf Colombo Pure Ceylon Tea Company J.C. is -the only importer in th* district of these Teas. Highest once given for Butter. A¥TE~PAPEBr on ~sale at the Stab Office