■NRWCOMB & MASSiBti- .■3 IMPORTERS OF GENEBAL DRAPERY. r: f " . ' IMESSMAKING DREBB!vf^ip&^ . vv \3\ 3 SrYLTSH WALKING DRBSBSS F^SißJONA^fc^MrfGW^S^' P « MiS^' MITCHE-LL (who has just returned from Eija/iAKD) ; has been cettgaged- 1 to take^ehaige "'*':■** NEWCOMB AND M^SSEY'S DRjfsviAKING tiEP^BIPMBNt , ' .''"V^ commencing MONDAY, 18th June. .', ■' ;'; ' M - < • I ;- d1 ° Customers' own matfrial^|a lßel 8e up. Orders can ricwibe^dotedi' ■ ' ■'• l>: ' ' li - % " !l - ' ! « Apprentices wanted \- < ••:-•• . ' . * >. ..,-:.*: *-i ' 'h, Ij^swcoMß & j^ASSEY;/; v •.:.;;." \ y':{iijM. HIGH-STREET -___.__ ', "^ , , ; ,,^ a A%EliAu '.%£« P.S — MISS'MtrTaHELL having hid charge of the Dressriikkmg^De'piij^nV 'io^ie ? '' J ' Y>/j '' : leading Ohristchu'rch^Brm, we can with confidence recommend her.
. I I, _ % (_( _ :?L , Jt _l £^ ■• f .' ',' .--,.<• IS i 'f'I?«.T OF, :1 ,-,; , ' •.■ .:"!' ;^" AUTUMN ANJJ WT&T^A?Jfps^^ Has now opened up his season's importations direct from the nianufacto^ere and can confidently assert that never before in HftWerh^ Bast the 5 samVqiiftHtf goods been marked at eujch i&hmhf Tovt^ims; ': " u'-11u '- 11 FACTS SPEAK LOUJDER mA^W^tlst" ... u s / So R. A. Adams invites inspection, see^iiior themDEES^ GOODS— A splendid aasortrifnt; with ; B«s to match rfi TiADIES' HATS. A^D BONNETS-1l raagni^c^Bt9ck,,at low price r ' LADIES', JA CKzE^a— At, priqes to aft. the. tim#-,, ' , .' ?t MANCHESTER-D-EPARTMENT—abstomerj^ill fiud-thig department fully stocked, and the value unwuroacMß'le i w v> CLOTHING AND- MERCERY— Ndf to bJKaferi^n the coast ' :} OAiIPETS ANDTraOiifeUMSIt has long been acknowledged ;tbat R. A-~Adamft' ir-tbe Che-pßst'HDus : on the,. Coast, -and-no Effort haa^been s pared Vthtiifeaibiii to^ _ftineain f thi » position. R. A. AD A MS, HAWERA D.I.C. ■ r tASH DRAPER, BRANCH ; ; f W^SMNJ^&I. WINTISE GOODS—^Li-iN^Oisf o¥^OB^ " 11 * _. *Bfe Ladies' three-quarter blark Men's . Boys' cloth jackets, new shapes, macintoshes, i overcQ&ttr, - - 1 trimmed braid, 255, B<k 35s— tA f 6s 6d; 7* ! 6a, J 8« 63/# s 103 6d, 12s 6d, 15s. beaf«r_H- \P fit" S" to 14. " "~ Ladies' untrimtued Mbn'sj. W Suits made 4 felt and straw hats working sjirts, _J - to R t Is, Is 6d,ya — W ' \ order < Wellington prices. strong nMLbe. m "rVom^eHOs. ' ' Flannelette Bbyat 'JF . 'Sln'gl^feei^ii^a UnderclQth ng~ r flanneletta&hiM; 53'lfd. ! 7d'114Vl0i iO-J. ' 4l J erarid r Isi3a Jf DonbM b^a y>hift&ka, 1 '-Wdok.' 1 " 7 '. ; *} lBi 'wm 12s 6d, 14.3, ie«6a7|rtj t2sb.t 25b. Ladies' macintoshes Men's" ' '' • from 10s 6d. colonial tweed suite, allf^twus. Ladies* tiisters, 27s 6d, 323 6d, 85s, . 34,JdJH8d, ' 7o Ud, 10s 6d, 12s6ii, 15s. own make, , e^jjjaojy|»ary value. Men's Men's * Toilet .quilte overcoats, tweed 'trousers. t < nstoc.it- 1 ? . >', ( 20b, 255. 80s— 5s lid, 6a,ild, ,7k "lid, do.ubjedstfj .., - good value. good wear / ,6b lid,- 7s Ud/ 89lld, lpi. « " CTSMITH ~^ : ' THE CASH DRAPBE — — — /;*; And at Wellington, Masterton, Nelson, Greymouth, Wastport^ cDaatmston , .' ' ■■ • a«? IN THANKING THE PUBLIC FOR' THE lIRS'EfAL Blrt*pßT . accorded us for the past 11 years,, we beg; to infortitthem that it istfClr intention still to retain our reputation by keeping none but the-" beet brands of GROCERIES. &c, procurable/ in" the i^l^-^^airk;; Colonjal , , / , . _r 1 ■ markets. | jf We hold a large and varied stock c : g • c > GROOESIEB, IRONMONGERY, i&ND CBOOKEm 1 , which we are offering at the 1 wejt remunerative prices. "' Poll stocks of Galvanised Iron in all sizes. Plaip and Barb WlS®. •„ Soliciting jour further patronage, '^ Yours faithfully, \.: K> - . . ... ,'1 ' ,;•• , ■ i v.-.' ,. -. ' a. hanfna!s an© 11 go. . B&Q-yto notify .the^resldeEts^FHawrera and sarroundii#^it^ic(» fcbit : they have-xieterniiried tohaltf a # J dp % PBEVIOUff TO ASpSBATION/ro PBaE(fcES FOR 14 DAYS O*Lf, g m 2000 PAiiis poom> OF LADIES', GENTS', i!ND CHILD^N'^BQtOTS AND SHOES, including Norweigan S^ippers^j JKintetsuWesr, AT PRfOES 1 «BARD OF iEJpfefir IN"- HAWEBA. A, Reduction of'TJB^^BfR^NT. on Manufacturers' Prices/,. PLEASE NOTICB.-^AV' s thi J sii l a Genuine. Sale, with no puff.rWim Will b« Strict^ CasTiC •'-»" o?Se 1 shop. .'. , r ~ -r.-.- ....i,r»r- , ■-, • ,, i ,,, x .' "■■-' J - r ''- i ',,.,{ „.,','. ':,*'''/,;,„ -'"" '^t.*T
MRS. MADI GA N, r> Stilish- &, FashioWabl b DRESS, MANTLE, AMD HABIT MAKER, I Wishes to inform tb« ladies of Hawera and surroundiWg districts that she has cominencedi business as above at her residence, Hegent-street, Haw^:ba..'7 Mrs Madiganab^iny a modiste of the Parisian schools/ladies can rely on having their croera- executed to the latest designs. Parisian and London fashions to hand monthly. Stjle, fit, and finish guaranteed. Charges moderate, tfonsistent with high class work--Hawera, 12th March, 1894. OPECIAL NOTICE. MISS E. DAVIS (From the establishment of T. Pringle, Lambton Qi&ay; WeHingtonj Begs to inform" the ia'dj&s o£i :Hawera and surroundings district tKat she is commencing business Impart of Mr J. J. Connell'B sbop, ftigh-street, on Satuedat, the 2nd Jupe, in Fancy Neeplewobk, Matebials Fawct Goods', any Statio*eby| £ and trusts to rlceiwa share of their patronage andjk_ta^)rt. Mibs Davis aaemade arrangements for a constant supply of Novelties, and all goods will be sold at Wellington prices. Lessons, { giv6n in -all branches of Fancy Needlework. Terms cash. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY r (Limited) IMI*OTJT^NT NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the business of the above company in all its branches will be resumed as from MONDAY, 18th JUNE, 1894. ,i From this jfiate all CONSIGNMENT^ OF WOOL and OTHER BRODTJOB will be received ami disposed of ABSOLXJTELYpN TRFBT FOE OWBEB. All Stock, 3»nd, and General Commission imnneßs undertaken by this Compare- m future is similarly protected by otipcial Clause in Memorandum of As^ciation. JOHN STEVENSON, JV^axrager. W. A. D'ARCY, Produce Department. GEORGE FINN, Agent at Hawera. NORRIS & ASHCROFT, ..Agents, Unnterville TVfEW GOODS NEW GOOI)S NEW GOODS NEW WORSTEDS' NEW TWpEDS NEW SUITINGS I j«TEW TROUSERINGS y _ L. H. WHALE, TAILOIt, Nest Bank of Australasia, High-st., i HAWERA, , And Opukake. OPENING NOTICE. WILLIAM FRASBR, CHEMIST AND Dj&OGfctjT, \J l Elbham, jf Wishes to inform the jpibabitants of Eltham and eulround^g district that he has openedin thejftbove line: y Note thp k^^mmx' mof'^ Mr <£fee^'Chonl!^" J ai^re,< KEaiaistirt/Bt^ "ithiim ' '".'.'V rer ' ''• 'c'
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2764, 5 July 1894, Page 1
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917Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2764, 5 July 1894, Page 1
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