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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 2524, 6 September 1893, Page 4

THJS CAN'T B BEAT BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE T. N. BLACKHALL "Wants once more to bring before the public notice a very important and reliable list of some of his £ NEW BOOTS AND SHOES JUST AREIVEy Gents' Flexible Waist Bals. g The celebrated Commonwealth, special value M Also, the Premier IPrench and £ Austrian makes a? English and Colonial makes, all by tha best m^mufaeturers. PKICES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED W^ YE SATISFACTION All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order. Bepairing done on shortest notice, NOTE THE ADDRESS— T. N. BLACKHALL, Can't B Beat Red Boot & Shoe Warehouse (Next Nolan, Tonks, & Co.'s), HIGH-STREET HAWERA.

FRED COWER N, AIJCTIONEEB, Land and Commission Altsnt, ELTHAM, Has a very large list of > properties for sale and to lease throughout the districjjf Auction sales <& hdfses, general produce|et£, etc., every alternate Saturday. Correspondence invited. CASH I CASE! CASH! HAW EK A nENE QTORE The undersigned having for 22 years toed the scratch without compromise at 208 in the «£, and being extremely anxious to retain Jbhe above reputation to tbe end of bi^ business career, has determined, f ojr cash down on delivery over the copnter, to sell as cheap as any other ijiorekeeper or merchant in Hawera. Jg His stock is largeipind comprises every line required fdj every-day life in a country districtjf The stock of m MEN'S A#D BOIS' CLOTHING consists of\lmpoifflßd and Colonial Tweeds, in nlmosWevery shape and size, at reasonablejijriceß ; and Suits can be made t\ oi»er on the shortest notice, fit guarlfcrfeed. The BOOTS AND SHOES stock consists of about eight hundred pairs, of all sorts and sizes. Nearly every pair is of Zealandia make and brand, and marked to sell at prices according to quality. The general stock of DRAPERY IRONMONGERY PATENT MEDICINES CROCKERY and FANCY GOODS is also large and well assorted, and bought in the beßt and cheapest markets. The whole business is carried on under the personal supervision of the proprietor. JAB. DAVIDSON. PUBLIC NOTICE.— Tbe under signed begs to announce that he has taken over the Watchmaking Business of the late Mr. A. Mayer. As he has had many years' experience in the trade, and haß for some time past assisted Mr. Mayer in his work, all old customers may depend upon nnvmg their orders execute with the same fidelity which rharked his predecessor. The business will be continued in the oomeipf Mr Mayer, and will be conducted!? on the premises heretofore occupijfl by him, Victoria Avenue, Wangaopi. Watches and Clocks of the Step description always kept in stock. from country will receive prompt attention. All work Guaranteed -R. SPRINGMAN, avenue, WanyanuiI x . RE LI Ml NTN T ARY N OTICR jrffo SOU' WESTER will be at the js' vice (>\ |f\ Wf °f breeders tjp seaFurther particulars in Vjfre issue C4#ARD._ ryO STAND THE "SEASON! * on the Farm, and TO TEAVJEL THE DISTRICT— sjfZtot, The purebred Clydesdale t ■S ■Jhrfif.£_Sj_ v/KJa ol jjp.LLNvr. Mondays— Te Eoti and ElthanJF Tuesdays— Stratford and MidHrst. Terms, £1 10s, payable at eny of Season ; guarantees, £2 ss. \ § For further information appfy to J. & W. BUCKLE, Tempaky Boad, near Okaiawa. rpo run wlf ii mTkes -1- on the Farm, near Okajlawa — £>*tfifl»"2Sj||w » The ClydaKale Horse By Director, out of BllcMeg's dam. The above is a handsome, daST brown five-year-old, with good style and action. Terms, £I.__ j. BOGUE. t>RELIMINAKY N7)TICE. ftJUfipsiffa The pure ° 1 / desaai ° Entir will travel the Mantia, Hfiwera, and Manutahi districts. Pull particulars in future issue. ■ |f WR W ? JE m TIME.-Consider your Health, U|l vvLffZl 9 ,^ - w «aIBWHB, Nervousness, II If &J££& P .? wer ' %S« red Hea&i or UU Strength, Severe F&na, Sec. (in cither ■^■B jexj, uo matter Uow# chronic or severe. FAER'S ELBCTKIofpILLULES are the P.ri,H» Ol ' B ° r 60 ' D UndMn. PARR'B EIiBCTRIO SKP U ° rA thtir *°*" ht iiX O° W ttnd «<* «*«