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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2436, 26 May 1893, Page 3

TONXS & CO'aiCALES ~* FORJUNE.^ Manaia Yardj — Thurray, Ist Eltham— Tuifeday, y Hawera YarA—ThJFsday.t 8h Kakaramea imrd^pTharsday, 15th Eltham Yard%-j#londav, 19th Hawera Yard3=-Tburßday, 22nd Opunake Yards — Tuesday, 27th ' -M aD " a ~ Tliiiracia y» 29fch SATURDAY, 27th MAY. » Atf;}. o'clock. j?' f NOMN, TOMS, *^B CO. wwl soil by flt^JfcJauction, at their rooms, as abdvQnfHOUSEHOLD,,, "' ijfRNITURE, inclmdinjf^- V\ Chest iraVers, drefseni Che|Ednierß, bedsteads, fca,bjea grffit Harness, potatoes, Ac, &c. Opunake Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 30th MAY. I Atlfc'S&ahm. NOLAN, TONERS AND CO. tfill sell bvgjj^jhiig'attction at their yards as aboveV—N^ lSimixed weaner&j \ _. ( 21 U.B-months tmsed \ * ' i 6 springers j 50 JLS-montha steers / 40 food hand£ed\gsi&ners 270 fat ewes Tn the estate of Thos. McNamara — , 2 hacks ! p Q R S^f L B. ] Mur 4cresjß\AWll in Victoriaitrset, ( i wfich Ifi orttfl^j good . BICIUSI contain/r ninelfoj^ wasbiouWj^ liry, stafi|fe, cowshed, etc. Easy erms. Apply NOLAN, TONES A CO. pROOODII/Hr\nd Alligator. Ee«l [ O Show. J^rdeception. Lesson , n natural kistoi^ NOTICE. A J. KIRK, Baker, Cdnfeotioner, ( LLt etc., begs to announce to the ] mblic of Hawera and jSurrounding tistricts that he has aold his buempts 0 Mr. J. X ConnelJ; and^imle hanking the public for support acorded him, has pjeasa^fin introucing his succesaor. f *** j/0 A J.jCO^NEfIL, jj| BAKES, CCfrFB|CTIOS£R,/ir, > Haw^ba, XJ } Taving taken \/er the bT*^u>OTl^of Ir. A. J. lirk, respectfujily solicits contk»najfce of the favors bestowed pon his predecessor,' and hopes by brict attention, to business to merit fair share of patronage from the Bsidents of Hawera and surrounding istricts. . I J. FAKiB,/ BHIC XL/YE B, Orders n?ay be left at E. Fake's, crif/mist, High-street. j o h ~n~ f ~Th"sl~Z~y, 3 " Wilson-street, HjpEBA, [as for sale — Oats, Chiff, and Chickheat, at reasoDftble^fnces. Orders j post or wire attended to promptly. For sale, in good order — One \ , entail's 2or 4 horsepower. S. H. JAMES, ~ T r Am MORTGAGE & ESTATE J U AGENT, * Farms, unimproved l§ush Sections, j id Town Properties for^ls. ~~ — — \ Established 1888. D. NIMMO i SCOTT, V BOOKSELLER STATIONER i FANCY GOODS s IMPORTER 8 AND NEWS AGENT, c HIGH-BTEEET - - HAWEBA rtlO make room for FANCY X GOODS, expected to arrive shortly, I am prepared to give large reductions on the price marked on Goods at present in stock ; and, in asking the public to give me a call, can confidently assert thit & visit will lead to business. f STATIONERY, Plain and Fancy. ( I can quote at wholesale prices to those who wish for a quantity, as nearly all the Stock has been imported direct from the manufacturers. A few BOYS' TRICYCLES to be < soldat under wholesale prices. Good, sound, strong machines that will last for years. FOOTBALLS.—My Stock is very { good and wonderfully cheap. PICTURE of CARBTNE printed in 12 colors. This 5s selling well. < Every lover of a gttod horse should have one. Picture, 3s; posted, 3s > 3d ; in magnificent Gilt Frame, 20s. THE SHILLING TABLE has again been replenished with New Goods, and ladies will find some grand Bargains in Covered Sugars, Butters, Cream Jug, Pickle Jars, Candlesticks, etc,, etc. Magazines, English and Colonial Newspapers are obtained direct from the publishers and supplied to the public at the same prices as charged by Wellington firms. Hawera residents are therefore requested to give their orders locally, instead of sending the money out of the district. AGENClES— Government Life Insurance, The United Pire Insurance, and all colonial n^^apers New^ell^d~tvarYes 5 These popular Diajfea now on sale. Rough Vjrfßes Gommerarel Diaries, and Pocket Diaries m great variety for the coming year. [ INNES&CO. OQBTERS prin|ed at the Stab 1 Office. '.J