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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2755, 25 June 1894, Page 4

THE EGMONT STAR PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY CONTENTS foe Saturday, Juwb 23 : Leading Articles Cable, News Prison Life in England Local and General News Advertisements Stories for Boys and Girls Commercial The Cardsharp's Compendium New Australia The Bridge-street Burglary Lady's Letter Moments with Favorite Composers Hawera County Council Interview with Paderewski The Dobbs Case How X )ssuth Notes were Made Farm and DairyGeneral Items Proposed Dairy School Okaiawa Factory The Yalne of Cheese k Honey as a Praservative of Butter Frozen Meat New Zealand Batter at Home The Possible Milk Yield Grain-sowing with Manure The Co-operative System j Telegrams | Garret, t Topics | Fire at Maaaia Hotel / Story— ln the China Se# Magistrate's Court S Medicinal Value of W/ter Original Poetry § The Plague in Hondu-ong Wager of Ba tie W Like a Fish J M Hospital andr Jhafftable Aid Board Correspondei cej^ Kaponge I S Awatuna \w Rahotu W Otakeho Special Correspondence from England Farm and Garden | Count Tolstoi Floods in Hawke's Bay N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. A Story by Bonaparte Football The Mormon and the Indian Letters to tbe Editor An Actor's Vicissitudes A Divorce Suit A.Shooting Outrage Anarchism in England Song, Stage, and Story Bits of Information Sporting Etc., etc., etc. THE MOST POPULAR WEEKLY PUBLISHED on the COAST. - SUBSCEIPTION RATES. Advance. Credit. a. d. s. d. Quarterly ... 4 0 4 6 Half-yearly... 76 9 0 Yearly ... 15 0 18 0 (Postage extra.) G. MAULE (late of Christchurch) BEGS to 'announce! to his friends and the settlerslo£ ■ the district" that he has commenced business in the \ / SEED, GR_IH, PIODUCE, AND GENERiLji-GrENCY in the store, HfeF-street, opposite Mr AFCourt's, and solicits a share of their patronage Grass Seeds, Clovenr, Farm, Garden and Mower Seeds o£ the best quality. Wheat, Oats, Barley, Maize, Potatoes, Peas, Beans, Flour, Oatmeal, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, etc. Goods bought and sold on commission AMBS O U L L E N GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Manaia asd Kaponga, , Offers Christmas J gr'ee£itig3 to one' and all. He has bought a special line of NEW FRUITS for the Christmas season — Currants, Sultanas, Eleines — which he will sell during the festive season at a reductionjbf 15 per cent. He has coming to Jf_nd a very large stock of CROOKEJgY and GLASSWAEE suitable fo nfuhristmas, which will be sold at a vMry small advance upon cost. I*■ < ' Large stock jpf ff RESERVES and General GROOWIES at very favorable prices to tiiapurchaser. He would cJST attention of .purchasers to the fact that, having the largest trade on the Plains, he' is enabled to buy in such large' quah-, titles that he can procure FIRST i CHOICE GOOD 3 "cheaper than others have to pay for small lots of secotd rate goods. His 'motto is — QUALITY and Reasonable Prices. He does not quote one line cheap and stick the price on to others. Before buying elsewhere, send to him for an all-round price list which he can give defying competition. The * ' Alpha cream Separators j are the cheapest, simplest, and best maehmes in t|Jf world. For price lists stid testimonials from all parts of the colony apply to SORENSEN AND BUSCJK, Manaia. S. B.\ JAMES, LAND, MORTGAGEE & ESTATE AGENj^ Farms, unimproyea Bush Sections, and Town Properties for sale. Established 1888. ; * JOSIAH FU BRICK LfA YE R, South Road ( iflrt of , Lucena's estate), Haweba, ihjpks. the builders and settlers for fpjPfc support, and solicits a continuaWe of. sameOrders left at Mr E. Fak^Vcflemist, High-st., will be promptly attended to MONEY TO LEND FIRST CLASS FREBHOI^SEOURICT SPECIALLY LOW JaTES OF !NTTER»T, ra AudndE fbom £100 to^S^OOO. Apply to THE GOVERNMENT LIFE'INBUB_NO» DEPARTMENT OB ASY OF TTS AQENOJEB