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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2749, 16 June 1894, Page 1

NEWCOMB & MA.SSEY, : . . ■ ' t : l ' IMPORTERS OF GENERAL DRAPERT. x DRESSMAKING DRESSMMpG- : » STYLISH WALKING DRESSES FASHIO&A^E 'Wt '4sffi/M iI ' i '^ J MISS MITCHELL (who has just returned from, England) Baii^ff:^»^ ! l&glflc!iiii^,;". .. ; NEWCOMB AND^ASSEY^DRESS MAKING iJEPABTIMBNT). ' •' „ ? | c^mmencingj^LONDAY, 18fch June! ; ... it ;', ■ „^-it\ £ ~~ Customers' 4{eu #^aterial made up. • Orders caninow be booked. .""" ' *' :a^ j Apprentices wanted \, . : ;. ; .'-'.iiyk j^'BWOOMB & jy/T ASSET „ / ' - \ HIGH-STREET — — — — — . ' ~ ■ ' H^feMj 1 '/,^ ■ P.S.— MISS MITCHELL having hid charge of the 3>re^iiDl£ii!Jis: ± £P^i«|rtß(f^lSft"^>rVil& !*^ .r*,tV!'u '- leading Christchurca ! firm, we can with confidence recommend hW. /. , : t!^ :■-

MRS. MADIGAN, StZLISH & FASHIOWA^IfE DRESS, MANTLE, AND HABIT MAKER, Wishes to inform /the ladies of Hawera and surrounding districts that she has comminced business as above at her residence, Regent-street, Haveba. Mrs Madiganjjjbeing a modiste of the Parisian bqboolb, ladies can rely on having thetf orders executed to the latest tWsigns. Parisian and London fasJ^Diis to band monthly. Style, fit, and finish guaranteed. Charges moderate, consistent with high class work. Hawera, 12th March, 1894. i AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. The Premier' Oifice of the Colonies. A very large sum allotted annually to new members. The following are a few of the local; bonuses given by this office : — j it Policy No. 15596,4ffected in 1865, for £500 — Annual aremium, .£ll 4s ; bonus for the one-|fear 1892, £24s 8s ; total premiums pajS, <£313 12s ; total bonuses, £4i7sjs&jf J / Policy 1%/ 17864, endowment assurance, payable at 55 years of age ; effected in 1867 — Amount assured, £500 ; total bonuses, £353 19s. Policy 255154, taken out last November— Amount assured, £1000 ; premium paid, £18 14a 2d ; bonuses for 1892, £17 10s. \TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND -W MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ld. . ' MR GEORGE FINN has been appointed the Company's Representative for the Patea, Hawera, and Taranaki Districts, having his Head quarters at HAWERA^ All communications^ addressed to Mr Fiwn will receivejfprompt attention, and clients raring business with the-Comi»nyiSre requested to confer with hip thereon. LIBERAI/ JpVANOES made against Woql an other Produce for shipment tofcLondon. PRODUCE FOR LOCAL SALE puoMPTLT realised, and settlement made in cash. SHOCKS of Grass Seed, Fencing Material, and Farm Requisites always on hand. JOHN SXEVENSON, Maitageb, Wangahtui. GEOEair Fiirar, Agent, Hawera. lypEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS new-woesteds|' new Dweebs NEW JjITINaS |NW TROUSERINGS L. H. WHA^LEi tailor; Next Bank of Australasia, High-st., HAWERA, And Opunake. j. j. oonnjlll, BAKER, CoJfFlrcriONEßv &0., HiGH-s^rex, Haweba. OPENING NOTICE. WIMkM FRAISJEft/ * . CHEMIST -: ANpoH DRUGGIST, EivKks^ >: Wishes, to (informrth'&. inhajbitants of Eltham and surrounding district that be has "opened j£T theib'bVe line v f?x>te- the -jgdt'esl— Next 'door'^to Mr Chew Cboie'a^ore, fMam-tstreet, Eltham. ' 'fe / r ;■ c

direct i^mmmmm^^; OF , -.. v ; - -,;:.vx AUTUMN AND ul W&M^t:f . ''■, t Has now opened up his season's impcjrtatidrfrdirect frdi^th|^n r a|a^»g{ai^ri and can confidently assert that never' before in Hawera 1«a c th© J same' 4u¥fi% goods been marked at such extremely low pricest | "FACTS SPEAK LoHeR THAN "^WSM," So R. A. Adams invites inspection, iwhen customers will see this for themselves.. ■ , ' -4p-; DRJIBS GOODS— A splendid assortWnf?, ; w^h I Brifds ! Wmyoli i A . ' - ! . • LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS^A mapfffceiii Tstodf f«f low^ride 1 ~ \ LADIES' JACKETS— At prkes to BUjt^'he'ti^eß,- ,tJ , .„,._, .<.^L MANCHESTER DEPARTl#NT4C«Biomefflawßl find^thiff depirtmeat fully stocked, and the ialue tta&pprotfdpM^ ; - .\ .■ :-: i ,'.•-, CLOTHING AND MEROEfc— Not 7 td jrßda^iWtn^,cottitV 4 •; : ?;'" OARPET4AN^ferd!L^MB;: It has long been acknowledgfci^Mfc R. A/AllsSi^'is the Chftapeit "Houi# on the Coaßt, and no effort has beenVßpare'^t^U^eison'to'msuMS'tnis' position. « ' . , * /",.' ; i.^ HAWkSA' P.I.G. ' ' : \'L ' |

pASH DMPER, BRAKdH t EAWH b #Ei^SpN VINTEE GOODS— WELLINGTON P&J6eS. Ladies' three-quarter blark $tLsp?a -,]' ', . : -,;Boj|r'< { E %<; ■-■ cloth jackets, rew shapes, macitajioßhesV ■ ;• .^oyjßircofttii^tnjM," trimmed braid, 255, 30s, ,9sb— t ', 68'6d^ l 6di,^r6diV v r 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s. beats all."", . JU , U ±t. Jk^M.. wU-/' Ladies' untrimmed Men'fl>s :v. .'■'>:■ ' > Sait#in»de - ;>''< felt and straw hats working) shirfca, r - ' xovS I>*'"*y.' at Is, l 8 6a^2s«^-- : -.orifflpkii . • Wellington prices. , , , stroiig make. from JB2 los. Flannelette „ .i.rtir. , i „,. Boys' ; Si^^bed blanketai " TJndesclpthfng' — - , flannelette shirts, 5s lldf 7a lid, 10a 6d. ARrand , Is 3#, r Dottle bed blankets, stook. all sjea?-, f, „ „, I^3. 145,, 16s 6d, >Qg^26B. Ladies': nJaoiiitosließ' > * ' . --riMjfc'ir. j. ,.', - '\ir~ iS!«K»elatttaj' !r. :t from; 108 6d. '. : r coloDiiil|#eedjßmtg,. J - , ', aljtpatterns,.-; W-. Ladies' ulsterß, 27s 6d, Ok Mi Sfaj?-,. il I c*> . 3<fc)4fdA6d, ,4lUi o 7s lid, 10s 6d, 12b 6d, 15s. own Sake. „ I v exfcraor<Jifl»ry Tliln#,7^ Men's . •. i 1 - Toileb.^iiiltjF-^ '-* overcoats,' tweed * r ro»serß 1 --• i - "rtvjftar-in^ii • -•* 20s, 255. 80s— 5a lid, 6slldi 7s 1W1! !- cJ -; - bediY-- «i' good value. gobd-wear ' ' ■>"> 6b l lldi^Baid,Sßß H#l(j|. THE CASH DRAPER — u J T tcrc.-frc ! H{gh4»Hraawe'rav > nl<. J ? And at Wellington, Masterton, Nelsony^^efnWtttft^Wdstperto'DeiiakßtOii IN THANKINGh THE PUBLIC: JFO^^M il^BRiL: eWMST accorded us for the past 11 yeara, we beg inform tHeffl'that^it is'dtir intention still to retain our repu^fcidn'Jtfy Ktfe^M'^ J ndne biit the b«*t brands of GROCERIES, &c, procurable ' in the'"^tiome l :idt'*'C^afl markets.- - ...',.. We hold a large and varied stock of J? ' ' GROCERIES, IRONMOK&ERYi 1 f CSo'eWEB*, 1 ' which we are offering at /he lo^yfijif remunerative prices. Full stocks of .Galvanised IrJu^n all ; jnzei.> P law "arid Biirb Wire.; Soliciting your further patronage; . '' Tou^faitiifiiUyy ' ;J HIGH-STSEE^r ftP^BBA* . , • \ . '••;•",» -i R. HANNAk ; -f:A^^Ga^'.':, : ;-^ **' BEG to notify the residents of . Hawera-! and' 'fiurfdufiding' disWts- iibtt they have determined to hold a . . ,: ' nx w^APtoTivr/a.- 1 ' ■ Q ; AiF-' r B <ty " UJjJB/AlslliN UT . &J&±JE*i ; PBEVIOXTS TO ALTEBATIQN TOi PREMISES: - .s FOR^,^ D|A¥B ONLY, 2000 r OF LADIEBV GENTBV A«D CiHILDREN'Si ..'BOOXS 4nWsh6Eß, including -NorwJ[gan Slippers foi Winter Wear, AT PRICES NEVERjfEARI) OF BE^OBE Iff HAWERA, A Rednction of .rTEljffiEß-.C ENJ^n^ MJatLfttbtui%ra f Prfces. PIiEABE NOTsCfc^l§Uh^^ ' puff,ittntm will he Strictly Cash/- , , yf^^. ... _• - - . * ** ' -'•" "'•*• •■- DO^'T MtSTA^E THE SHOPf J r /; . V.^:;, : , toiH^S!TRBBT, t HAWERA^ < ] { T . .^ i: ,