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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3423, 15 December 1896, Page 1

O: A. BUDGE.] [P. 0. SIOTH*: "OUDiGhE >AND SMITH, VALUEES, .LAND, INSURANCE, iPRODUCE, SEED AND GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Unlimited sums of money lend. Loans ■ negotiated .atlowestraites. Bents and debts. collected. Totara : timber and posts '■ for sale. "Also, Properties of all 'descriptions. Two large ''blocks for sale near Tftrata; exceptioriatlly iow price and easy terms. Write 'for particulars. Agents tor: New Zealand In-< surance Go. (Fire and, Marine), Booth, "Macaoriald, and Co., Carlyle Implement Works, Christohurch. Agents in Taranaki for Sutton^and Sons, Boyal Seedsmen, Beading, England. CA SIHS l H B O'O T SHOP. Pbinoes-strbet. B. > Chestnut, direot importer,;has just>opened/up his 1 first) consignment of -Spring jahd <iSum«Ser Boots s ! aild Shoes, both ha Englisband Colonialall of the very^estmakes. Gents' Tan Boots and Shoes, from 7/9 up ; Ladies' ( Tan Boots and Shoes, from 6/9 ; Children's Tan Shoes, both in lace and strap,. from 4/-, all in great variety, and a r great manyi other lines too numerous to mention. A very large stock to 'choose' from. CalLandiseerfon yourselves, before purohasirxg>!eißewhere. B. O ! H'B'S"rN UT, Brinces-street. XTTEBT'END GASH STOBE. (Cornerof Wilson and Highstreets.) J. EITZGEBALD - Proprietor. Has pleasure in informing the public of 'Hawera that he has taken I over the above store, and is just opening up an entirely new and wellseleoteclstock.of Groceries, Provisions and 'Oilmen's 'Stores. Buying for cash and selling for cash my 'quotations are of the very lowest. .Large stock of fresh fruit weekly. All leading lines kept- in stock. fi G. WHIT E. (Successor to,lnnes and Sons, Butchers, Normanby.) Begs ' to • announce that owing to increased business he 'has decided to Open a shop in Princes -street, Hawera, on Igfc August, and trusts to merit a share of the trade. Families waited on daily for orders. •All classes of rsmall supplied. C. G. "WHITE, I Family Butcher, Hawera and Normanby. T A-M ES S. YOUNG, GENEEAL STOREREEPEB • Manaia. THANES his numerous customers and friends for past patronage, and desires a continuance of same, and would call attention to his JJABGE AND VABIBD 1 STOCK Just' Beceiyed— A ohoice selection of taEAS, which I can strongly recommend, at prioes to suit the times. Corn sacks, wool 'packs, twine, needles, stencil 1 ink, IRONMQNGteBY. Spades, shovels pitch forks, reap ' hook, scythes, turnip and garden hoes, garden rakes camp and . colonial ovens, fenoing wire (barb and plain), wire netting, sheet zinc (perforated and -plain) 1 , &c. Also — A large assortment of builders' tools, and materials, ■ paints, oils,^and varnish. JAMES ■S. YOUNG, GENEBAL STOBEKEEPEB Manaia. TTOI/DAWAY AND BBADLEY. PBACTICAL OOAOHBUILDEBS, WHEELWBIGHTS eto. Having purchased the business lately scarried on by J. Yeats, we are prepared to execute all orders with neatness and despatch. The best of material only used, combined with thorough workmanship. Painting and trimming in best styles. Winners of four first awards at the Nelson A. and P. Association's Shows held in 1894 and 1895. A trial solicited. Note the Address — HOLDAWAY AND BBADLEY, English and Ameri 3an Coach Factory, High- street, Hi.wora. T)BINCES STBEET SHOEING X FOBGE. The undersigned having com- ! sienced busir.ess in Hawera, desire to announce .hat they a:e prepared to Shoe in .irst-class style at the following pricesc es : — Cash: Sacks, 4s; medium, ss ; draught, 3s. Bookod : Hacks, ss ; nedium, 6s ; draught 7t;. None bui hand-made shoes used. Satisfaction g aaranteoJ . (iafce hinges Bidpe>:lb. All jobbirg at reduced r.ites. SIMMOKS&HU*TEB, ((Late Suunders), ]?rinces-st., Hawera.