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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2436, 26 May 1893, Page 1

8 D MEB. DUNNE, 'I , HIGH-STEEET, y HAWERA, 3* (Next door to Mr Fake's) id a. B .« APEIL, 1893. a h a Has now a complete stock of I Dress CJooda Ladies' and Children's Ulster 3 p in all sizes / Furs," GHoves / ". Hosiery ijp all sizes m& makes Umbrella, Hats / Ribbonj, Feathers jff i. Blankets, Quilts, WheetiDgo j ShirtinEs, .TowelsfEugs Underffiothin^, Planners, in all^akes LadiesT| Flan/iel Dressing '• Sealette and Cloth Jackets and Capes INSPECTION INVITED. MES DUNNE, r High-street - - - Hawera • M °— /E/ E Y> d Wanted to Lend, jeveral small c sums, at low interest./ Li A pp!y fco Kf a JOSEPH SCOTT, Prihoes-stbeet, Haweba i mAWHITI FELLMONGSRT I i k ALFRED VINCENT is a Caeb Purchaser of Wool and Sheepskins, a Bones, (in large or smalk Quantities) and Horse Hair. | / The Egmont Fafmejjs' Union ha-. 0 h. been appointed mf aj^nts, and will receive goods on my account. Lime on sale.

1 : . \ ') 3 J. K. FEEGUSON, x 3 np a 1 L o E HABIT MAKEE, PBII|CE3-STir 1 H A m EJR A. T ~j^ SOUT HE T, - EAILWAY TIMBEE JAEDS, HAWEEA. Jr All kinds of Builkinofflfaterial on han«[.# Also — Coal, CruahechOats, and Chaff THE PRESS REMARKS 2—" Sharland's Baking Powder deserves - more than a passing notice. The Moa J Brand Baking Powder enjoys a reputation second to none. From one end of New Zealand to the other large orders are received for this popular brand. Even in the mqst out-of-the-way districts the carefnl housewife, possessed with the laudable ambition to make faer bread and her scones better than hdr neighbors', buys Sharland's Baking i Powder, and triumphs over the few w her less sensible sisters who, with sense of economy, buy apnfcently cheaper brands. The recipe df a good Baking Powder isanjlfing ifit a secret} but how very fewl manjKacturers use, as Messrs Sb&rlan| & 05 do, the best only of materials, cafijpfjfly tested before mixture and exactly '"tffoportioned. The cry to • encourage local industry,' so often heard, would have more effect if local productions were up to the mark of the imported. Too frequently, we mast aoknowledge, 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." DRBNK OUR II Hm No Equal Car Tr|io Natural / Flavour. V«iua. «nd Sfraa £ fli. ' I"^l>OifflM Lna \& \s& § v rpHB Haweb| «fc Stab I- is noT^iHßue4^P7. Price 'one penny Sjf f '