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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2761, 2 July 1894, Page 4

THE "WONDER 3of THE A&& blue<;r()SS TEA ! Always maintains its SUP©riOr Quality as the leading Tea. in the market ; it is blended with that object only and always in vie^f, being selected from the best gajflens of Ceylon and India. Thus tjsi verdict so often given that " It #aak* s the most enjoyable cup oijgfea I ever tasted." In twp qualitU^^ ia £lb and lib lead packas anflJalb and 10lb tins a' d boxes J M MANDIBiN SAUCE The Best, Pufcp, and Ohbapesx in the world ; ec^fils the quality of the best sauces. A. trial is confidently recommended. Be. sure you get the " Wonders of the Age " from your grocers. ; Wholesale by - . - A. H. MOOBE Opunake j Retail by Gardner & Sutton, Hawera „ Newman Broß, Opunake. GREAT WINTER CASH S\Lti OF BOOTS & CJ H O E 8, OOTB & O H O B S, OHATTERTOJSf'S. E. CHATTERTON wishes to announce that he has just received a large consignment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, and to meet with a speedy clearance he has decided to reduce them to the Lowest Possible Price for CASH ONXY. S.C. is determined to maintain the reputation of the' CAN'T B BEAT BOOT SHOP as the jßest a&> Cheapest in the trade, the follow-, ing prices will convince tie public:-^ Men's DepaetiJint "'' Men's Kip Shooters, from 8s lidusual price lls 6d I Men's Balmoral BootsJl2s 6d — reduced to 9s 6d I Men's Blucher Boots, clsh price 4/11 Hen's Leather Slippal Shoes — sale price 4s lid I Also, a great many »t her lines, too, numerous to mention, at Seduced Prices. k J CALL AVD Bml THEM. Ladies' LADIES' Kid B4#Boots— sale price 6s 9d and 7a 9d Ladies' Kid Button Boots, 9s 9d — well worth 12s 6d Ladies' Walking Shoes, from. 4s lid Ladies' Solid Leather Dairy Boots — reduced to 7s 3d Ladies' best Leather Slippers, reduced to 33 lid Ladies' Slippers in great variety, from 2s 6d Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 3s 6d CHILDREN'S Boots, Shoes, and Slippers in great variety, at reduced prices. y Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairs neatly and promptly executed Note the address — E. CHATTEETON, Can't B Beat BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, High- btbebt — Haweba. STATIONERY The undersigned have on hand a large and varied stock of stationery, among which will be found the following : — Albums Blotting Paper, Blotting Pads Black Bordered Cards Ball programmes (assorted) Birthday cards Book holders Cardbpard Car<is r of every description Chess and cribbage boards ■ Colored papers Cash booka, day books, journals, ledgers, etc Christmas cards Chessmen Card suspenders Draught hoards, and men Drawing paper Eagle pencils, and, leads Erasers •Elastic bands Exercise books Envelopes^ .assorted , Foolscap, plain; and ruled Gammed, paper J Gums, assorted | Goldf paper # , Inkstands / Inke, all coloraandjfeizes Letter clips and-iU* Luggage labels $ Ladies' bagJ J[ Memorial <fcrds jf Mill board! jc Memo boots ® Note papefs Iff ' Pencils, valiouflbrands I Purses I S Paper fasftnear Penholde4 J^ I Playing caS&w Pen nibs, assorted ! ;Paper; .weights L - < , Pocket Dookßja,^,wa.|Jpt^ ., P^prackp.jft^d; t^ys, '„: \ Kap"er f %#&&s. Pocijet knives ,Pe'ncii cases Relief scraps Hulers Receipt books Slate pencils Shop twines . Tracing paper Tracing cloth Sankey's hymn books Stationery boxes Sun ay school cards and tickets Silk bookmarkers Sponge bowls Scrap albums Tissue paper Visiting cards Violin Strings etc etc etc INNES & CO, Printers, Stationers, and Book- -. > 'binders/ High-stree^ Ha^eir^