B, COLLIEB. & CO., OIANO & ORGHN TXJJSER& i W.t^HNVI AKD PaLMEESTONiN. ' ' '''[Established I§?s.} j IS* Before purchasing elsewhere intending buyers will find; it .to "their advantage to inspect H. COLMBR and' COS: large and varied Stock of English and Continental Pianos, by Collard and Collard, Eavestaff, Hopkinson, Knauss, Gars and JCatf." man, &c, &c. Organs by Esty Company, Sterling Company. IS" H COLLIER and CO; are large Importers, and pay cash^in the Factories. / ! IS* Instruments can be narchased' lon their Deferred P#ymejft system from 20s per month. M . ! ItS^ fl," CQLLIBR an# CO. ha/e Durchased two of the Kgus Pianos from one of the sojpalled Piano Age-aoy Compa ießrjfoicmg in the, name of Dres achJ&nd Q-ermania Company for i 17 Jls and £221 05. Customers can ; isvlki thesealongsi'de H. C. and Co.'s iUEuine Instrumeate.' IS" Before $mrchasing a Piano, buyers would do well ta consider tbe value of the guarantee offered, and the validity and experience of the vendors. H. COLLIER and CO. have ari established business of nearly; 20 years' standing in this^distriut^and guarantee all instruments to be u of sound construction in eyery-respect. , Pianos from £30 to $10p. H. Collier &' Co.'s Tuners visit Hawera every few months. Tuu.ng orders may be left with Mr H. A. Jenkins, Cabinetmaker, Hawera. t,,a ks s o J ,u, ii, •Li.b;^. GENERAL BTOEI2 KEEPER, Manaia akd X aponqa, : Offers Christmas gfeetings to one and all. He has bought a special line of NiEW FRUITS lEbr .the Christmas season — Currants, Sultanas, Blemes — which he will selL.duringrtbeiestfre season at a reduction of 15 per cent. He has coming to band a very large stock, eof CEOCKERY and /GLASSWARE suitable for Christmas, which will be sold at a very small advance upon cost. Large stock of PRESERVES anfl General GROCERIES at very ..favorable, prices to' she purdfaser. He would call attention of purchasers to the fact 4at, having the. ■largest trade on tbjf 'Plains, he is enabled to buv,in duch large quantities that hefcan/procure FIRST CHOICE GdtODJ r cheaper than others have tolmaj for small lots of eecord rate goo%M ' His motto is— QUALITY and Prices. He does not quote one line cheap and stick the price on to others. Beforebuying elsewhere, send to h>ra for ta£~ all-round price list which he can give defying competition. THE STAR , ALMAWACK ' ■■•'.AND' WEST COAST DEtECTOItfr. '. OPINIONS OP^HB PB^SSS. r , (Wanganui Chzoniole) ' : . We have to acknowledge the receipt of the Star Almanack and. West Coast Directory for 1894. Thiais the eleventh edition o! the work, and that its popularity has bees constantly on the increase may be; judged by the faob that the edition before as forms a ,com- j plete directory for the whole of Palmerston, Feilding, Marion, Wanganui, Hawera, New Plymouth, and all the intermediate centrea. As a directory alone the edition before us is a yalaablelone, but its value ia enhanced, by the inolusion of useful information for settlers, each as condensed snmmariea of important statutes, sporting records, postal and' telegraphic guides, and a variety of other equally useful and. interesting matter. Altogether, there are 4ss pages in, the '94 edition, the printing and arrangement of which reflect greab credit on the energetic printers and publishers, Messrs Innes & Co., Hawera.. (Feilding Star) We have to thank the publishers, Messrs Innes and Co, of Ha,vera, for a oppv of the Star Almanack and West Coast Directory,. 1894. It is a most useful book, and contains a mass of valuable inf ormatioa. * . ! (New Zealand Times) The Hawera Star AlmanaqK and West Coast Directory has been published. Thai work is complete and well prfcted, and contains a large quantity of useftf information. The directory Ja indispensatflb as a work of referenoe. § : , (Menftwatit,Tjtjes) , We, .have, / to lacknftwledle receipt of the Star Almanack aba Dire/jt#y for 1894. The volume well maintains th Jreputation gained by the proprieta* of giwtg good value foe the money. It is replea with usefol information, inoludingspven w& main, features o£ recent Jegiplativelhactmlits. (TaralakiEearld) ] x We have receive! afopy of the Hawera, Star Almanac, whist iJas full of matter and, as comprehensive askipal. It has been very skilfully compiled, mpi the directory parti whioh takes in all the towns between New Plymouth and Palmerston North, has bead most carefully corrected. The book will prove invaluable to the farmer, for it contains, information on every subjeot he requires to know about, and these is even a " Dairyman's Eeady Reckoner." The almanac is very tteatly printed in good legible type, and altogether ia .a credit to the office from, which it is issued. (Manawatu Herald) We acknowledge receipt of the Hawera Star Almamao andfWest Coast Directory for 1894. It is a f usefaj compilation, and should be in the handset all. business people. (Patea County Press) We have to acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the Star Almanack fpr 1894. ' It shews, like each of its predecessors, -an in* crease of interesting and instructive matter of some forty pages, and isnow one of the most useful books of reference for town, or country ; indeed, no out settler should be without avcopy, as he will findit & veritable " dictionary of daily wants." Among the latest additions will be found a list of the" valuations in local government areas along the whole coast, and also the principal operative clpusea. of the. Stock Act, Alcoholic Liquors Sale Oqntrql Act of last session, together with tie Fencing Act. The directory covers the district from New Plymouth'to Palmerston North and Woodville, and will therefore be found sufficiently comprehensive^ to Buit anyone. It would' be difficult. Jto obtain a more usefully complete work, while very few of such pnblioations can boast of equally carefnl compilation, distinct letter press, and general good get-up, and the work reflects the greatest credit <upon the office from whioh it is published. (Rangitikei Advocate) The Star Almanack and West Coast Directory for 1894, a copy- of which we haya received fromthe pablxsTiera, is, in its, general get-up and'.cpntentSj quite up to the standard, qf its predeoepsors; ftf t ' - (Taraaald Sews) .... We acknowledge with thanks receipt ■« copy ot^lhel'Ha%era?:Star Almanac -3*94? sireotory.fpftlß94. . -> As uanal, . the pubheaion is excellently printed, and besides a full directory \px& f a3l.timai awd townahips on the coast, ia chokefol of osefol and intereetiag matter!' We most compliment thapoblisherji and printers npop the. esoellent majmer-in^ which the almanao has been turned, out.. That it will, meet'^ith % very readj^nle we
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2761, 2 July 1894, Page 4
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