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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2437, 27 May 1893, Page 4

X THE .pjEADY-MONEY WAREHOUSE HIGH-STBEET, HAWERA. (Late Bobbins and Pierard) STILL MAINTAINS its reputation of being THE CHEAPEST and BEST HOUSE on the Coast. y On !?ali3 at Lowest Pbicb/ *ob CASH. / Lime OkoJea Old Oats °JS Lat#y& LiverChick Wheat . lire's Tea Bran .g £ Wdey Pollard jeh M 6po?els Grindstones ig | ricks X-cut Saws |g gjffiedsteadß Best Axes tg 9f Wall Papers— Tents *Ksi, Best assortBoss Ranges g ment in the Stoves g'l district Fenders w S Saat Weights Eire Irons g £ General IronFire Grates p . mongerj A<*E5T TOB LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. Now being used in preference to any other. A. H. PARKINSON, Shopman. W. H. BRIGHTWELL, Pbopbietob. ** TH! L A JM*l^ E S. EXHIBITION ! PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS! Knauss Knauss ABE PEERLESS I T"\O not fail to see and hear the " PBERLESS KNAUSS^ PIANOS Exhibited \yf H COLLIER /AND CO, (Wangafllii) PIANOFORTE /MPORTERS. Our Mi. Wooding will be pleased tl g^e all information as t| dfice and terms for Pian**nd Organp, at the Exhifcfion, or letters addressed |j| Mr Kelly's Hotel. KNAUSS PIANOS. We are sole agents for New Zealand. H. COLLIER & CO., Music Waeehoitse, Wanganui, and Palmerston North R. B. HOOD, /CARPENTER AN^BUILDER, \J Pbhtces-btbeot, Haweba. (Opposite Empmre Stables), Has pleasure in\ infiprming the public that he ia prep^rea to execute work in all department of the Building Trade. Estimates given. Jobbing done. NOTICE. AJ. KIRK, Baker, Confectioner, • etc., begs to annouuee to the public of Hawera and surrounding districts that he has sold his business to Mr. J. J. Connell, and, while thanking the public for support accorded him, has pleaaunp in introducing his successor, j J. J. CORNELL, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, Ac, High-Itbew, Haweba, Having takerko^r the business of Mr. A. J. Kirff; respectfully solicits a continuance of the favors bestowed upon his predecessor, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage from the residents of Hawera and surrounding districts. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in the Opunabe Public Pound, on May 13, 1893, by native named Kai, from Opua — jt 1 chestnut mare and foaymo visible brand, white striie on rore« head, white bind^et If not claimed, -and^xpenses paid, will be sold on i|uea|ay, May 31afc, 1893, at noon, in abem-danca with the Impounding Act, 1884. W. H. SECCOMBE, Poundkeepar. OPENING NOTICE.—J. H. MORGAN, Union-at., Hawera (opposite Egmont Farmers' Union Yards). To the residents of H&wera and district, — I beg to c%p your attention to the above noiijt. It is my intention to keep on hwd a really firßt-class assorted stock qFSadslebt and Habnkbs, in fact awry line iD the trade will be'tforiod in stock. Repairing will be iHspeciality, and will have my prompt attention. For the winter season, now on, come and inspect ray canvas Horse Covers before purchasing elsewhere. TEA-OXO :r TEA This Delicious Brand of Pure Ceylon Tea, packed in Ceylon, is pronounced by experts to be of excellent quality. jf It has already become an established favorite with lovers of aJfekWj good Cup of Tea. / We would recommeja those who may not have given i\Jk trial to purchase a packet. 1 M " 0.X.0." Te&\a*n)e procured from all the loading storekeepers, in fib and lib packets ; also in 51b and 10lb boxes. I^EW rjfEALAND "TiIARIES These popnlar Diariesiaow on sale. Rough Diaries^ Commercial ffiariee, and Pocket Piarjjfs in great variety Jtpc^ne coming year. TNNES & CO.