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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2433, 22 May 1893, Page 1

MRS. DUNNE, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA, (Next door to Mr Fake's) APBIL, 1893. I Has now a complete stock of I Dress Goods / Ladies' and Children's ll^ter3 in all sizeß £' Furs, Gloves § Hosiery in all sizes aral makes Umbrellas, Hats M Ribbons, Ifeathers g BlanfeetsiQuilts, S»eetingt> Shirting* TowelsiJßugs TJndercldfthino', Cjjfrsets Flannelsfin all qpkea Ladies' |Flannm Dressing Gowns JBf Sealette Sid Gflfoth Jackets and Capea, $ INSPECTION INVITED. MRS DUISINE, High-street - - - Hawera / M ° — A V ' Wanted to Lends several small sums, at low intere®./? Apply to yf JOSEPH SCOTT, Pbifceb-stbeet, Haweba. rfiAWHITI FELLMONGERT ALFRED VINCENT jf a Cash Purchaser of Wool and^meepskins, Bones, (in large or smajf quantities) and Horse Hair, a £ The Egmont Fa|in«s' Union have been appointed myJ|ents, and will receive goods on tnjFaccount. Lime on sale. HAWEBA. DHOTO GR A P H V MR, M. G. WALL^CH. y jg I Photograpos in aWßtyleß i a, Specimens inlwisaow Regent-street, Hawera. J. K. FERGPUSON, / m A ML O E b^Lbst maker, f MIKCES-ST., H A W B R A. mHE PRESS REMARKS :—" SharJL land's JBaking^ Powder deserves more than aAaßsinef notice. The Moa Brand Bak*g Pow&er enjoys a reputation second Jo non& Prom one end of New Zealand to we other large orders are receive<3|for tms popular brand. Even in the mosiout#f*the«way districts the careful hov*ew?|e, possessed with the laudable aiqbitigm to make her bread and her scones |b<»ter than her neighbors', buys Sharlaira's Baking Powder, and triumphs over the few of her leas sensible eißters who, with a mistaken sense of economy, boy apparently cheaper brands. Tbe recipe of a good Baking Powder is anything but a secret ; bat .how very few manufacturers use, as Mesßrs Sb&rland & Co do, the best only of materials, carefully tested before mixture and exactly proportioned. The cry to ' encourage local industry,' ho often heard, would have more effect if local productions were up to the mark of the imported. Too frequently, we most acknowledge, they are not. It is, then, a treat to find a firm which does produce {roods comparing most favorably with those of English and foreign houses."