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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2430, 18 May 1893, Page 1

MRS. -DUNNE, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA, (Next door to Mr Fake's) APRIL, 1893. 1 Has now a complete stock of Dress Goods j Ladies' and Children's Ulsters \ in all sizeß Furs, Gloves / Hosiery in all sizes and makes UmbrelUTs, Hats/ Ribbon/, Feathers Blankets, Quj^s, Sheetings Shirtints/Jidwelß, Rugs UnderclouTinp, Corsets Flannels in all makes Ladies' Flannel Dressing Gowns Sealette and Cloth Jackets and Capes t INSPECTION INVITED. MRS DUNNE, High- street - Hawera M~°T I __~7~ B " il Wanted to L«nd, aiveral email sums, at low interest,/ Apply to JOSEPH SCOTT, Pbinoeb-bteeet, Haweba. rpAWHITI FELLMONGBRY ALFRED VINCENJ is a Cash Purchaser of Wool anjft Sheepskins, Bones, (in largp" or sgpall quantities) and Horse Haii|. / The Egn-ontf Farmers' Union, have been appointed^ my agents, and will receive goods onmy account. Lime on sale. HAWERA. PHOTOGRAPH V MB. M. G. WALLICH. / Photographs in all stales Specimens in Vmdojfr . , j Kegent-street, j Hawera. J. K. FERGUSON, mAI L O B AND / r / HABIID Mi_KER, Pb|n<^s-bt. # HAWEBA. fpHE PRESS REMARKS:— "SharJL land's Baking Powder deserves more than a passing notice. The Moa Brand Baking Powder enjoys a reputation second to none. From ©ne end of New Zealand to the other large orders are received for thiß popular ferand. Even in the mo_t out-of-the-way jpiatricts the careful housewifo 4 possessed with the laudable ambition? to make Her bread and her Bcones better than hcj| neighbors', buys Sharland'rf Babinff iPowder, and triumphs over t|e few o£ a_r leas sen. sible eisters who^ with a n iataken sense of economy, bny appare itly cheaper brands. The reftipe of atoood Baking Powder is anything but £ secret ; but how very few -oWnufacmrers n6e, as Meaßrs Sb&rland & (.0 do/the beat only of materials, catefulty tested before criixture and exactly projSgjiaoned, Thd ory to ' encourage local industry,* so often beard, would, have more effect if local productions were up to the mark of the imported. Too frequently, we must acknowledge, they are not. It is, then, a treat to find a firm which does produce goods comparing most favorably with those of English and foreign houses."