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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 4028, 2 September 1898, Page 3

NOLAN, TOAKS & CU'S STOCK SALES. September— Eltham, Monday, sth Hawera, Thursday, Bth , Horse Fair, Saturday, 10th Opunake, Tuesday, 18th Manaia, Thursday, 15th Eltham, Tuesday, 20th Hawera, Thursday, 22nd Opunake, Tuesday, 27th Kakaramea, Thursday, 29th ELTHAM oALE YABDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBEB 5. At 12.80 p.m. NOLAN, TONKS & CO. will sell as above— 50 18-months steers 40 good springers 50 yearling steers 25 weaners 10 good springing heifers 7 springing cows 8 springing heifers (good) 100 fat wethers Pure Berkshire boar LEATHER GOODS NOW IN STOCK. OTRITING Oalesi Purses, Pocket f ' Books, Letter Wallets, Hand Bags, Safety Inks, Card Case? (ladies and gents). Fancy Goods of Every Description. Polls, Toys, Gamesi eto., in great variety. Inspection Invited. - Lessons given in all kinds of fancy needlework. Terms Cash. E. A. DAVIB, ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, High Stseet, Hawera. HAWERA HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. BULB SHOW, To be held at OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA, ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1898. ! Entries dose on Tuesday, September 6th. Catalogues on application to GEO. B. DENNY, Hon. Sec. Note.— ln classes where speoial prises are awarded, the Entrance Fee will be sixpence eaoh for the . first five entries ; further entries free. FOR Australian Wines, Continental Wines and all kinds of spirits try Parrington & Hutson s. SALE OF LAND. ' •— — • Valuable Freehold Arable Land Adjoining the Borough of Feilding. OAAA ACRES, in lots from &\J\J}J 100 to 800 aores. Further particulars apply OHAS. CARR, Auctioneer, Feilding. J. E. MASON, OF THE WELLINGTON BOOT MART, * Wishes to notify the publio and surrounding districts that, having been so successful during his late cheap sale, in premises lately occupied by R. L. Hutchens, has encouraged him to still give the public further advantages by enlarging his premises. So the balance of the assigned estate is all layed out on tables so as the publio can come and pick for themselves. We have also opened up a splendid lot of Ladies' Walking and Evening Shoes of every description for the spring. I will just quote a few of our prioes ; we want to dear the balance of this stock in 14 days to make, room for fresh shipments. No reasonable offer refused. ' The stock must be deared at a great redaction. Ladies' Black and Tan Laced and Bal. Shoes from 2/11, 4/11, 5/6; Ladies' High-leg Laced Boots from 5/6 ; Ladies" Patent and Glassio Evening Shoes from 1/11; Ladies' Canvas Shoes, 8/6; Girls' Canvas from 1/11 ; Ladies' House Boots, 2/8 ; Boys' Best Kip Shooters, 2/6 ; Men's Kip Shooters, 6/6; Gents' Light Black and Tan Bals., from 7/6; Gents's Shoes from 8/11: Warm Slippers from 1/-. Every other line equally as cheap. Note thb Address — J. E. MASON, Wellington Boot Mart. | fTTALKER'S " Kilmarnoek " if Whisky, never killed anyone yet, at Parrineton and Hutson's.

THE CHARGE OF THE BARGAIN BRIGADE (WITH PROPER APOLOGIES). BARGAIN SALE I • BARGAIN SALE!" Newspapers thundered Up to the WEST COAST SHOP, strode the Six Hundred. "Forward 1 our fortune's made ; charge on the olerka," they said, Into the WEST COAST SHOP, rushed the Six Hundred. 11 Goods sold for half their worth." Was this a oause for]mirth a ? Women who saw the sign not even wondered. Theirs not to make reply, their s not to reason why, Theirs but to simply buy ; buy in the West Coast Shop, — Thought the Six Hundred. Bargains to right of them, bargains to left of them,*] Front of them — back of them, volleyed and thundered. What they bought all knew well ; weak ones grew faint and* Tho' dresses ripped ker-r-r-rack ! into the crush pell mell— Dived the_Six,Hundred. BARGAIN SALE ! AT HAWERA AND WEST COAST DRAPERY AND CLOTHING COY , HAWERA. I A.RJ, WHITTAKER \ g