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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2417, 3 May 1893, Page 4

XMPORTANT JL ANNOUNCEMENT. MRS WAJDKER ! Desireß to intimate to the Ladies of Hawera that, being unable to aecure suitable premises to open a permanent branch here at present, she WILL CLOSE ON ESIDAY. ALL GOODS that remain unsold will be SOLD REGARDLESS OP COST rather than re-paicK. Paria trimmed Bonnet^ and Hats Dress Silk, Tweeds, Cashmeres Rich Silk and Plush Mantles f Jackets and Cloake and Fans Evening Cloaks ife all the newest shades ; Ladies and Children's Ulsters The NEW MACKINTOSH with sleeves A beautiful Stock of Ladies' Underclothing Trimmed Real Lace and other Goods too numerous to particularize Note Addbesb — MRS. WALKER, Next Nolan, Tonks and Cos. FRANK SQUIRE, DECORATIVE HOUSE PAINTER, Pabeehangbu, Glazier, Ac, High- street, Hawera. F.S. can always supply genuine White Lead, Oils, Colors, Varnish, Scrim, Paints (mired ready for use), and Glass (cut to any size), at )owest possible prices. Estimates given if required, NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto subsisting between us, the undersigned, who have carried on the businesses of Farmers and Storekeepers at Mere Mere, in the County of Hawera, under the style or firm of " Stretton and Johson," has this day been dissolved by mutual consent; and that Haeet Weston Stbettoh will carry on the business of Storekeeper, md pay all liabilities of, and receive all debts owing to, the firm, in respect of such business of Storekeepers; and that William Jobsojt will continue the Farm, and' pay all liabilities of, and receive; all debts owing to, the firm, in rgspdet of such Farm business. Dated at Hawera this first day of February, 1893. (Sd.) H. W. STRETTON. WILLIAM JOBSON. Witness to both signatures — (Sd.) H. S. Elliott, Law Clerk, Hawera, N.Z. In leference to the above, Habby Westob" Stbettok thanks the public for their paßt liberal support to the firm as Storekeepers, and begs to solicit a continuance of their favors, as he will in future carry on the Storekeeping business. H. W. STRETTON, Mere Mere. OATTLE OF THE TEAO IJATTLE OF THE TEAO The EMPIRE TEA COMPANY stands pre-eminent as the largest importer of FINE TEAS in the colony BATTLE OF THE TEAS! The tea that is cheap and nasty detracts from the sum of human happiness BATTLE OF THE TEAS! Life is not long enough to be nauseated for a single day with bad tea BATTLE, OF THE TEAS" The Empire. Tea Company make Quality the first consideration, Quality the last consideration, and Quality always. Purity and Quality combined with Value. BATTLE OF THE TEAS! i With these honorable weapons we j win THE BATTLE OF THE TEAS ? ______ h EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Proprietors, Wemingtoit. THE EGMONT STAR T PUBLISHED weekly, contains Jl EIGHTY COLUMNS of Wellselected matter, embracing A complete record of tbe cable and telegraphic newjs of the week ; Full .reports of all piitMic gatherings of local interest Correspondents' nd#es from all parts* of the district*} together with A large budget o| commercial news^ Agricultural nes s, sporting reports Gardening notel, and Letters from J#ondon correspondents, are sdecial features ; and In each issued there are several columns offfiction, ■i Items for the ladies, etc. The paper has a large and increasing . circulation throughout the whole of Taranaki and in Waverley and Waitotara districts, and is generally, con- 3 ceded to be the* best weekly newspaper in general circulation in tbe I district, " The Egmont Stab is a specially valuable medium for advertisers. Subscription — 4s per quarter in s advance. '