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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2383, 22 March 1893, Page 2

~O O O M REQUIRED GENUINE BEDUCTIONS I GENUINE REDUCTIONS H. A. ABTHTJB, to make room for further shipments of goods, offers the following lines at genuine reductions. Inspection invited of my wellassorted stock. Still to the fore with my old-established motto — "Cheapness, Style and Durability." T Purchased in London, per direct eteamer : ,500 feet PICTURE MOUEDINGS of beautiful design^ Pictures framed fron#2s 6d. HOrolls LINOLEUM &FJJDORCLOTHS of the latest patterns, m. all widths. 30 rolls of Mattings— CMneae. Japanese, Persian, etc. m 25 roils CARPETS— Bftissels, Tapestry, Eiddminster, etc. JCarpet Squares 150 Chairs to select frjm 100 Toilet Glass !b, allpiz&s 60 Toilet Seta, 1 pr#es 5 cases IRON JEEBTEADS, first-class Vfclue of Pc toMR Peyton's 30 portable Be steJas and Woren Wire and Spring; 3 Mattresses Cradles, Cots, s .<¥ Perambulators for the million — J?nglisb, American, and colonial made PIANOS AND ORGANS. The deferred payment system is now very popular in this district. I can dell a first-class instrument from 10s per month. Over 100 Pianos and Organs to select trom One second-hand SUITE in Morocco to be sold cheap. Funerals Furnished. „ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Opposite Poßt Office, Prineeß-Bt,, fIAWEBA. SOMETHING NEW. No housekeeper should be without one of the wonderful " AUGITE " STOtE MATS, which absolutely prevents from burning all kinds of food thatßaave hitherto required storing. Tour pot will never bftl over if you use one of theje mats. No lady need spojl hefcomplexion through standing over th<wfire to stir the pan when she cap pwchase an AUGITE STOVE MAI fof the modest sum of two shillings^ / BREAD TOASTS NICELY 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 fireplace. PRICE 2s. NEW ~ fIAWEEA ZEALAND CLOTHING HAWERA FACTORY Sole Agents for Now Zealand. ______ CO .-OPEBATIVE STORES, Wellington. Also at Christchurch, Dunedin & London. No cub branches. B. Hallenstbin, Chairman. A. A. Corrigan, Manager. Drapery ~R^ sending their J3 orders to the Clothing D.I.C. Co • operative Stores, Wellington, reTailoring sicfents in this district cajb purchase superior Ironmongery quality Goods at same pkices as tbe company Crookery sfoply their Wellington saareholdere and CUBFurniture topers. Bedsteads i J&The D.I.C. complete I House Furnishing Carpets supplies every household reFancy Goods quirement of reliable quality only for prompt Boots cash at « genuine cooperative prices. Shoes — — Orders received by Games post receive prompt and careful attention. Toys A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. EELLERT GILBERT • Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer, Wanganui and |}ew Plymouth. C h argear ajisonable. Will visit Hawerft^hortly. Orders left at Arthur's Furniture Warehouse will receive prompt attention. • \ R. C A P L E N, *« BARBISTER ANp SOLTOITOR, Opposite Coujt-house, H A W $ R A. Several different aams of money to lend on freehold swurity at low rates of interest. THE EGMONT STAR PUBLIBHED weekly, contains EIGHTY COLUMNS of welleelected matter, embracing A complete record of the cable and telegraphic news of the week • Full reports of all public gatherings ) oi \oca\ Interest ; ( Correspondents' notes trom oil paxts / of the district { together with A large budget of commercial news, Agricultural news, sporting reports Gardening notes, afld , Letters from Loapon correspond- ' ents, are spejal features ; and In each issue were are several columns of Kbion, Items for/the lacies, etc, The paper ras a llrge and increasing circulation th\ouglout the whole of Taranaki and iq^Waverley and Waitotara districts, and is generally conceded to be the best weekly newspaper in general circulation in the district. The Egmont Star is a specially valuable medium for advertisers. Subscription — 4s per quarter in advance. f ;NOWN Large*' quant. % WA TB PA.PKB an file at thfi Sta^ Offi n \ /