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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2468, 29 June 1893, Page 1

1 ItJI/ * '\Jlj\ Ji\ i Alj Ji U1 U AJu LIFE ASSURAKCE SOCIETY / LIMITED. /' PUOGRESIs OF THE SOOIEW. FUNDS. CHI LD L EN'S #<VING'S BANK. Date. Amount. A new formjjiassuiance, premmma 31st March, 1877 ... £16.958 ceasing on thJfleath of the parent or 31st March, 1880 ... 103,550 median. J»fce endowment, w>th 31st March, 1883 ... 298.7<i8 !>rofifs boffp payable on the chili 3Ut March, ISB6 ... 5*56 074 """W^™"^ l^?*^* 011 ' 31st December, 1888 ... 863,281 ,>]#!! T,Y PBOVHION. 31st Decf-mber, 1891 ... 1,372,301 TfreMrentest amount oi. ;at fojK-'st cost In the event ot death , w \~ Tv F >-, ! ■ Ili^rc-uiiuiiiS paid returnod, in addi3vrs ended Mar. 31 1877... £997 9J7 WurdS) a guaranteed (iivi.len lof thu 3\rs ended \lnr. 31. I*S<>... 2,214217 ; , lli<lUljt of premium paid. 3yrs ended Mar. 31. 1883... 2 G82.200 Fu H particulars f.om Syrs ended Mar. 31, 1556... 3,222,2 .5 p. h. OSMOND, 2fyrs ended Dec. 31, 1888 *, 127,216 Chief A rent for Taranaki. 3yrs ended Dec. 31. 1891 ... 5542^,-iI35 5 42^,-iI3 j Address— Hawera. During the year 1891, Uie I'unda were iicrpn^ed by £175,916, r presenting an increase for the one yedr of n^ariy fifteen pee cent. "ex " Rijliii^Te"^b«i lo .v don. E. A. ADAM* has much pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL of NEW WINTER GOO.'-N bought DIKRC^ from the Manufacturers, and j that every Department will now be found replete with NEWEST and most FASHION \BLIS DRAPF.RY. £ JACKE T8 and ULS PRFW— The bestisortuaent ever dhovrn in Hawera LADIES HATS A.ND BONNETS # all the newest shapes HATS TRIMMER by a eouipjrtjgit Milling. No ch\ege for Trimming t f/ DKBSS MATERIALS in the new* sJphadea and patt&rna , A PULL ijafoCK OE Calicoes and Sheetings Shirtings and Elannels Quilts and Blankets, Linoleum, Linoleum Carpets, Carpets Linoleum Carpets MiSN'S, and BOYS' CLOTFIING 1 in enctlea& variety, TAI LO R I IN T G — 500 PATTERN'S TO SELECT FK O Tty HAWEEA D.I.C. I sMAKE W O__ .V* ISTAKEj^ I AM LEA*H&L& THE DISTETCT VRHY SOON. AISD CLEAR M^»^CK OF DRAPERY JEN A FORTNapBr. Men's Clothing Mira^o as we II as Bc^s' $0^ Blank' ts, Sheetiug, Flals|&ls, Lace CmtaimtifflwST GO Jackets, Ulsters, Evonin^Sfttesses ALL MY STmafflßriJST ' GO. I MUST GO, but beforo JsjWffl^gV} I CLEAR MY STOUK at EXTRAORDINARILY LOWjAiCWy. aa^l^Caah Palace is leased. a LAapre lot of remn!oi^ MUS r BE SQPD FOR vTHAT THOT^BTOH 1 So don't mias thiajffance of Every-day Goods AT YOUR O^TN PRICE. Jr "W Oi ii'K'.i. *H. CAS LI EgCICE - - [ligb-street - - Ha^|»a. OANGKS RANGES^ § RANGES RANGES SOLE MAKEBS OF THE CELEBRATED CORNISK COOKING KANGES, Acknowledged by all lo be the strongest, most economical, and by far the best cooking range in the colony. P/stry, scones, etc, baked in less tban 10 minutes. The ovens are portable, can bo removed to be thoroughly cleaned or to effect repairs without the expense oi: resetting range. Ranges for country use supplied with fire-places for burning from 18in to 2£t wood Over 50 designs to choose from, from 2ft to 12ft long. A large stock always on hand at OUII SHOW ROOMS, Manners-st. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. Catalogues on application. Repairs a speciality. Inspection invited. TO BE HAD OF ALL IRONMONGERS. S. LUKE AND SONS, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. CASH BOOT MA.RKIET, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. R. HANNAH AND CO. Beg to notify tne inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding Districts that we are offering A FUSE SELECTION OF BOOT? AND SHOES of all description:- 1 — ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, & COLONIAL MAKES, / including <,he LADIES' BECTIVE WALKING SHOE jt also, the GENTS.* CELEBRATIfi) FLEXIBLE WAIST WALKING BA LS. V F Our Motto is, "\a Gook alticle at reasonable price." ■| Inspection invited. * All kinds of Order Work and Repairs done on the premises DON'T MISTAKE THE SHOP. R. HANNAH & CO. HIGH-ST^'EET, HAWESA. G