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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 70452, 1 October 1900, Page 2

T-NAVID 9Y.ME SOLIOITOB, ELTHAM. Kaponiw every Friday ALFRED RUCKLAND AND SONS The Hatmabkex, AtBBBi Sxbebt, Auckland. Hold Auction Sales eaoh Tuesday at the Haymarket for Bides, Sheepskins, Bonce and Tallow. Thursday at Remuera — Fat Cattle, Sheep and yigs. Friday at the Haymarket — Horses Vebioleß Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS R. C. TEMPLER, LAND, STOCK, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PRODUCE BROKER, HOUSE AGENT. Rents Collected. Accountant and Values. Agencies Wanted. BBOADWAY « - STRATFORD. WHAT? 3O PIANOS AND ORGANS in one shop in Hawera ! YES.— The Leading Music House is noted for keeping the largest and best assorted stock on the coast. Pianos from £37 10a to £90. TT7"E Import Direct Pianos and Organs V V by William Sames, established 1855. Reprint from the London and Provincial Music Trades Review, October 15, 1889 :— 11 At the recent competition held in London by the Musical Trades Association of Great Britain, open to Pianoforte Manufacturers throughout the World, for an upright iron grand, the Instrument Manufactured by William Sames, Ltd., Birmingham and London, obtained the highest possible number of marks in nearly every one of the twenty-three particulars. A large number of manufacturers competed, both English and foreign, and it is satisfactory to know that the result is in favour of the British workman. The examination, which was conduoted by about seven experts in Pianos, was a severe one, and as no maker's name appeared on any of the Instruments, there is no doubt as to its fairness. William Sames, Ltd., were accordingly appointed makers to the Association, and received a large contract for a yearly supply of their Pianos." We hold CHAS. BEGG & CO.'S Agency. PIANOS by ORGANS by Brinsmead Storey and Clark Schiedmayer Sames Pull and Field Kimball Collard & Collard Estey Schweehten and others. We guarantee our Instruments to be the best value in the market ; no better value can be obtained elsewhere. DIXON AND BATES, (Late Graoe), LEADING .MUSIC HOUSE, HIGH-STBEET .. •• HAWEBA. MEETINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. To-night. 7.3o— Oddfellows meet B— Phyllis Perrier at Eltham To-mobbow. l_jackson and Co's Johnsonville sale I— Steuart and Corrigan's Manaia sale B— Phyllis Perrier at Kaponga MARRIAGES. HANNAH— ECCLESFIELD.— At Hawera, on the 20th September, by the Rev W. H. Philip, of Manaia, Adam Hannah, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter of Thofl. Ecolesfield, Hawera. WHITMORE— HUCKSTEP.— On September 12th, at Awatuna, by the Rev W. H. Philip, Thomas, eldest son of Mr John Whitmore, of Hawera, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr T. Huckstep, of Awatuna.