EGMONT FABMEBSV^NION LANr, Stock, aitd Pbbiduce Salesmew, ArarToinsplß, Valtjatobs, & GEHmALGWf MISSION Ao-EITTS STOCK SACESi-ob APBIL— Manaia — Wednesday, 12-26 Stratford— l 4-28 Manutahi — Tuesday, 18 Okaiawa — Thursday, 20 Hawera —Horee Fair — Saturday, 29 irtlirßoaal are Jper e%jLptpwai mJß dang«ous/f\^_Jffaffic tulXfju^Her J. R. STEWAET, Engineer. BLUE-CROSS TEA ! This Tea being cabepully selected rby BXPERTS of long standing, and packed by a Leading Firm with over 20 YEA.BS* expebience fa the PacJsfed Tea Trade, specially for the CoUffiies, is- recommended to the Punic as equalled by no othe#Tea in the market. It/tonsists bolely of British/grown #ea, and is not touched by ahuman/iand from the time of pi' kinfl V^M '*■' Delicious, Fine-n&vtyed, Smooth to the palate, the result of experience in the art by the Blenders Quality is THE point arrived at. THY IT. In three qualities, in £lb and lib lead packets and 51b and 101 b tins and boxes. Wholesale by - -AH. MOORE Opunake THE WEST COAST PRODUCE AND AGENCY COMPANY Beg to ijrfo"!toi the inlrfbitants of Hawera^nd \urroundjfog districts that they havl started business, in oremises JptOJlF occurred by Lovell PRODT^RSII) LAMD AQR^TS, and are prepand to^medDtiatemthe Sale of Land, gjoapß <^ > Mo_|gagey and the purchasf of Produce. On HAlfKfcQfiaff, Oats, Chickwheat, Potatoes, Grass Seeds, etc. G. Y. BATE, w Manager. WH. T I S D A L L, • Gtiumakeb, Wawganui, Begs to inform Sportsmen that he has commenced business in Victoria | Avenge. H&miner and Hamm^rk^s ; Gunsff Ammunition and Imj^^c^W. SMOE&iESsf DiaM)nd - tfai|e_B^aDd other IPo wafers. |Newojfetle\i^nilled Shot. \G-ws relstojnd i_d rebrownea\||J|Lll rep«» wromyte cxc» cuted. wSp'T., having hfi^me years' expeßepce in th*trad4ssjsirminghain, [England, sjfirtsmen may rely upon having their «ork executed by a thoroughly 1 practical man. Inspection invited. Terms Btrictly cash. T\B. WESTEN has reofoved to Mr Thoß. Hwchißon's house, Begaht-street. A E T C L A fr S E 8 MISS YOVj/(G will res&asr'work Apieb Easteb HTAB ALMANACK, 1893. Agents who have unaoldTcopiea of Stab Almanack, 1&93, o/hand are requested to returnnameilt once. Beturnß will nol be/allowed for after 31st March. **<S INNES & CO.
GARDNER & SUTTON Have just received a large consignment of the CELEBRATED KAIAPOI CLOTHING. Men's Tweed Suits Boyß' Knicker Hose - Men's Trousers Men's Half-Hose Yonthß' Trouser Suits Flannel Shirts Ik Boys' Knicker Suits \ and Caps v^ Boys' Knicker Trousors I / &c, Ac. KAIAPOI TWEsb SIETS made to measure. Fifc*u»anteed. A large assortment of new^T inter Patterns to select from. GARDNER AND SUTTON, GENERAL DBAPERS, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. OU (4 U U>- _"_ M _ . . U1..1&, § S <C a: no as as oa oo ra v etS 8,21*1 1 ■■*■•/■ lit 5 la 1 — f — § - g §3 <q rtg o IIS E?° X as _,eh § g ■■■V" r " n« , g V I* i g 5 : S.2J _Q 00 00 05 O Q o in" OI <n
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2395, 6 April 1893, Page 3
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455Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2395, 6 April 1893, Page 3
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