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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3432, 29 December 1896, Page 1

T> U D GTE 'A N^D S M I T H, DUGE,<SEED AND OENBRAk dOMMISSION AdENTB. 1 Unlimited sums of money to'lend. Loans negotiated at lowest rates. > Bents and debts-cpUected., 1 Totara iamber ancl posts for sale. ni AlSb, Properties of all descriptions. ' v Two H la*£e bltfolra/fby gflGT'ilHi Tarata, exc^i'6^aUy J 'Tow price and easy terms. Wiite(S)r,partioulars. Agents, jo.r : \s[gw Zealand insurance , Co. (Fire andMftrine), Booth, and <ooi, Gadfle "Implement Works, OhristcMroh. Ageilts f in^TaifdnaliJfor SditW aha gon^'^oyai'Seeosmen^^Eeading, ( England. ! "A Sfl, BOOT SHOP... £rtoobs-«xbeex. R. Chestnut, direct importer,' fe(aß -just 'firsts obnsignHQfenit of Spring" aad'Bummer r ßoots J an 9 Shc#, btjth in Enilish^nd Colbtifal— iirof.;fhe t vo?y I beat.ni l ake'a. Gents' 1 Ta^o/gr^nf Poes;:;fr.qm ; 1$ up ; Ladies'. Tan ,Boflfcs and Shoes, from .6/9 ; Ghildi3en-;& Tan.^hoes, both in lace andistrap.ffrom 4/-, ftU'in^gileat variety, and ■a'gr eat' toany other lines too num^roto to' mention. A very 'la^jge^stock^ choose from. J Call an^see^for yburselVes, before purchasing elsewhere. -R. O-H^ES-T NU T, Princes-street. •'^TEST END OA&H STORE. (Comer of Wilson and Highstreets.) J. PITSGEItaD - PrdpHetbr.: Has i '^^asure jin informing , the publio or^awera that ne has taken over the above ; store, and is just opening upan^Gntirely new and wellsekcted stook 6f Groceries, Provisions •and Oilmen's" -Ms. Buying 'for,, cash and selling for "cash' my quotations are of the very lowest. Large siiook of fresh fruit weekly. All leading lines kept in stook. t)BINCES-STi6E!ET 'SHOftlftG X Fbß'^fi. The undersigned having commenced business in Hawera, desire to announce that they are. prepared to Shoe in firsMlaes style 'at the following' prices :— Cash : Hacks, 4's ; < medium, 6s ; draught/Bs. looked: Hacks, ' ss ; medium, 6s ; 'draught, 7s. None' but hand-made .shoesused. : 'Satisfaction guaranteed. (3ate hinges S^dperlb. All jobbing at reduced rates. SIMMONS "&■ HUNTER, 1 (Late Saiindyrs), Trinoes-st., 'Hawera. HAWEBA .SHOEING FORGE and GENERAL SMITHY. F. W. BuoKmaHATB, 'Proprietor 1 (ftate'A'GOurt and Co.) The Oldest ; Est>blisned and Best Shop on the Coast. Having taken over the above, I ' desire' to inform'my friends and fthe •publio -'generally 1 that all work en- \ trusted to me 'Will^be'^nished wrth neatness ana* despatch at reasonable rates. Every care taken in the shoeing of 'horses. ' Farm implements made and repaired. Satisfaction ' guaranteed. JA M E S S. YOUNG, f ._— GENEBAL STOHHREEPER^ Manaia. THANKS his numerous oustomers and friends for past patronage, and desires a continuance of same, and would call attention to his LABGEAND VABIED STOCK Just Received — A choice selection of TEAS, which I oan strongly recommend, at prices to suit the times. Corn sacks, wool packs, twine, needles, stencil ink. IBONMONOEBY. Spades, shovels pitch forks, reap hook, scythes, turnip and garden hoes, garden rakes camp and colonial ovens, fencing wire (barb and plain), wire netting, sheet zinc (perforated and plain), &c. Also — A large assortment of builders' tools, and materials, paints, oils, and varnish. JAMES "sT YOUNG, GENERAL STOREKEEPER Manaia. HOLDAWAY AND BRADLEY. PRACTICAL COACHBUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS etc. Having purohased the business lately carried 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. t 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 BRADLEY, English and Amerioan Coach Factory, High-street, Hawera.