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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 7047, 8 October 1900, Page 1

/Vl j\ N^ lJl? O 3 =:= BEFORE YOU -—^t Buy Your Manures Mr. E. R. HASTIE, of Otakeho, Hawera, writes us, m ■ 1 ■ A • 26th june ' iooo< for this bfi3.son " Your Manures ARE THE BEST WE CAN GET in the Market TO IWI *■■■■** WW«QWI|I M r lMaaSS SUIT OUR DISTRICT. The SPECIAL TURNIP MANURE W««gaSfc» has GIVEN ME GREAT SATISFACTION this last two years, _— —_i ______ . and with 1 cwt. to the acre I CAN MAKE SURE OF A GOOD "'"* ..- „*...,»<,. * CROP." , Mp> G> c> BLANCHARD O f WaipMku, Taranaki. MANUFACTURERS. ______ May) ig00: ■M■■ ■ ■ lift f% IIP 1^ ilk €\ 4^ I"* f\ f\ BMF- "Last season I used your SPECIAL ROOT, TURNIP, I/IH/IIIIIJIIUML. LJLIIIV'vLU-A I"niJ* and POTATO MANURES. They were all in SPLENM/L Wm Ilf IV* I MI I X 111 ■ WT fi I l«\«\ M ll l/l lull %T DID CONDITION FOR DRILLING, and. according to yield. fXLIYIi I llUllllLj I lIUUULII fi UU. U SUITABLE TO THE SOIL, as aU CROPS LOOK SIMPLY •WlUaa^BS^^La. NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO., LTD. ' Z=L On Sale By W. EOWE, Hawbba & Normakby ; O. A. WILKINSON, Eltham Ngairb & Kaponga A. H. MOORE, Opunakb. All Storekeepers and Produce Merchants,

TO TRAVEL THE HAWERA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. — , The Handsome Wfnff^Br fi LEN LADDIE, Three years, by Glengyle, out of Topsy, Topsy by Director, Topsy's dam, Darling, by Black Champion (imported), Darling out of Kate by Waimea Hero, by Thane of Clyde, imported from Scotland. Glen Laddie is a handsome roan, standing 16.2, with plenty of bone and substance, and it will be seen from his pedigree that he comes from the purest strains of Clydesdale blood that can be found in the colonies. Patrons are requested to arrange early, as only a limited number of mares will be booked this season. ' Terms, £2 10s. For further particulars apply to I ISAAC S. HARDLEY, Owner, Hawera. TO STAND THE SEASON AT HAWERA. Throroughbred CIAIRSHOT, By Foulahot— Miss Governor. Those desirous of procuring first-class hunters, oarriage or harness horses oannot do better than use the above. Terms: Single mare L 2 10s ; grazing free for one month. For further particulars apply L. S. BARRACLOUGH. TO STAND THE SEASON. _ The Purebred Shetland i«NE|® iyr i s ? o hie f. By Dick (imp.)— Sunlight, by Vernon (imp.) —Pum, by Tom Thumb— Bessie. Terms : Ll 10s ; grazing free for six weeks. Apply J. C. HOBBS, Mangatoki. TO TBAYEL THIS SEASON MANAIA HAWERA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. The jrsS^jftjj|f Q<T CLEMENTS. St. Clements, by St. Leger (imp.), dam Satanella, by Hippocampus, dam Slander, by Campden, dam Annie Laurie, by (imp.) Cap-a-pie. St. Leger, by Donoaster (Derby winner), dam Atlantis, by Thormanby (Derby winner), has been several years champion site ot New Zealand. St. Clements was ft most brilliant performer, having been eight years on the turf, and won more than half his races (vide Turf Registei), besides being placed on numerous other occasions under all weights up to lOst 71b. Amongst his performances are the Glasgow Plate, 1895, carrying 9st lib, also dead heated with the great Multiform in the same race in 1897, carrying 9st lib, Multiform 7st 61b. St. Clements is full brother to St. Ursula, St. Peter, St. Olga, and St. Paul, who was looked upon by handioappers as the best horse out in the years 1897 and 1898. Although not much more than a pony in height, he carried lOst 31b to victory, beating Buch horses as Swordfisn, Douglas, Coronet, Castashore, . Record Reign and others. Terms, 4 guineas. H. VINE, Owner, Manaia, TO TRAVEL THE HAWERA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. '• The fashionably bred tr^^_J\* ' Thoroughbred jffiSj&i, ■> Stallion ' Jti. Pi T\AYSTAR, •^ydffijyyL xJ By Castor— Cissy. Cissy by MusketFrailty, by Goldsbrough— Flora Molvor, by New Warrior from 10, by Sir Hercules. Cissy, who was a good performer, is full . sister to Trenton and Cuirassier, half-sister to Niagara, and three-quarter sister to | Mary, Zalinski, Mousquetaire, and Havoc. L The Musket- Frailty strain* on the dam's 3 side are well-known, and are pillars of the 5 Stud Book. Castor, Daystar's sire, has the i stoutest breeding, his pedigree containing no less than 12 English Derby winners, 6 3 St. Leger, 4 Oaks, and 4 2000 Guineas ) winners. Castor was a great racehorse and out of 26 starts he scored 17 wins, 4 seconds, 3 thirda, being only twice unplaced, the total value of stakes won being L 4316. Daystar is full brother to Altair , (now racing in England). Further particulars re pedigree and performances Bee i card. For terms and other particulars apply to J. McOARTEN, Hawera. TVT U. MCCARTHY Sadeleb & Habness Manufaotubeb OCTAGON, MANAIA Desires to draw the attention oi I the public to his large stock of horse 1 and cow covers, buggy, rugs, etc. Special quotations given for cow )t covers in large numbers. Saddlery of every description. English harness made to order oj ,„ imported Buggy rugs, whips, spurs, etc. c . Repair work in all its branches „ GAS-COOKING-GAS. 1 »)• A FTER {September Ist, the prioi cy J\_ of gaa for cooking stoves wil be 7s 6d per 1000 feet, minimun is monthly consumption at above rati 1000 feet. Gas stoves on sale on easy term and fitted free. Ed Apply/ O h A. H. ATKINSON, GasworKs, Hawera.

13AILWAYH0TEL, HAWERA | X — J. FLYNN ... Proprietor Haying purohased the above hotel rom Mr Oonnell, desires to notify 0 traveller and the general publio that he provides first-class accommpdation, and stooks only the best brands of wines, spirits, and ales. Large Paddock / ooommotfatior and good stabling Every attention to travellers. ROYAL HOTEL, HAWERA. REUBEN OGDE& ... Proprietor (Late of the Eltham Hotel.) HAS pleasure in informing his numerous friends that he has, since taking over the above, made considerable alterations and addiions and that the house now in a borough state of repair. Double and Single Beds, Private fitting Rooms, first-olass Dining TaMe also Billiard Saloon. Vines, Spirits, and Ales of the best brands only stocked. Good stabling and paddooking. TJILTHAM HOTEL, ELTHAM F. OALGHER ... Proprietor. In assuming possession of the above, I have determined to leave nothing undone n catering for the requirements and comforts of the publio. Private sitting rooms for ladies and gentlemen. First-class table. All meals Is. Wines, spirits, and ales of the Jbest procurable. Hot and cold baths. Stabling and paddooking on the premises. "ORANOH TXO TEL. Jas. Sui-mvan ... Proprietor (Comer of Mountain Road and Bridge-street, ELTHAM.) While thanking the publio for past liberal support, has pleasure in intimating to his numerous patrons that their requirements will receive every attention! None but the best brands of wines, spirits and ales stocked. Travellers will find large and commodious sample rooms. Telephone connection with other centres. uIFTON H O a S Jfi VIOTOBIA-BTKKET ... HAWHBA. .Having taken over the above "wellfeaawn house, I have pleasure in informing the residents of Hawera »and travelling publio that every •effort will be m&de to cater for the acquirements of customers. Visitors (will find every comfort and convenience. Charges moderate. . MRS NICHOLSON, Proprietress. HAWKKA PAINT, GLASS A*t PA?GR WAREHOUSE. ■J?BINOBB-STBBRT ... HiWEBA (Next Parrington & Hutson.) L. O. HOOKER, Paintef, Paperhanger, Glazie*, Sign-writer. Pictures Framed, Venetian . Blind made and repaired. Oils, Paints, Grlass, Papers an Mouldings. Estimates given OKAIAWA BAKERY. HAVING purohased Mr i Clarke's interest in the abo\ 3akery, I respeotf ully solicit a cot *inuanoe of the patronage aceorde to my predecessor. Having secured the services of Baker, and stocking ori +1 c best brands of flour, oustome *:L' * c P ublio g enerftll y mft y rely c aettk^ a loa * Beoon^ *° none on fcl coast. w< SHEARER, Ju»b. :T^ e TaT 4j PER OEN 1 Ihave ust tod placed a my co mand large su.^ of money to 1b at U pel fcent. many sums fro fIOOtoJBIO.OOO. Liberal terms repayment. No lh^ggnie* ELLIOTT BARTON, Solicit Hawera PIGS! PIGS! WGS! T AND H. iuOHANAN, Lt J . are buyers of properly topp off Baoon Pigs at 8d per lb for wWgj UOlb to 1601b. Delivery, Mono and Thursday. Jjfo. BUCHANAN Secretary,

( AH CHANG General Storekeeper, Pbinohs-street ... HAWERA. -pRIOE LIST FOR CASH:Southern or Waverley flour 4/8 60% 8/- 100's Auckland sugar 8/9 No. 1, 8/6 No. 2 MoGill's oatmeal 8/8 per bag Kerosene 9/6 oase, 4/9 tin All Tea reduced 2d per lb, 51b box Ceylon-Pekoe 7/- box Starch 2/- per 51b packet Sunlight soop 11/- per doz packets Caustic soda 21b tin 1/5 per tin Soap of all kinds 6d to 1/- 41b bar Tapioca, rice, sago, split peas, barley 51b for 1/Corrdour SJlb for 1/All crockery, ironmongery, glassware, and brushware at still reduced prioes Cups and saucers 8/6 per dozen Assorted jams 4/- per doz, or 8 tins fo<? 1/Sauoe of all kind from 4d to 1/6 large bottle Table potatoes 8/6 sack Bran 8/6, pollard 7/6, sharps 8/6 full sack, wheat 2/9 bushel. Oats 2/8 bushel Agent for Ching Ting's vegetable and flower seeds Plenty of yard room for customers' horses and traps free of oharge. Cash buyer of fungus, butter, eggs, and produce. Goods delivered free of oharge. AH CHANG, Princes-street, Haweba. ELTHAM STEAM SASH AND DOORFACTORY. Wholesale Butter Box Manufacturers Bawmillers & Timber Merchants. UNION TIMBER COMPANY, (Late T. Runciman & Co.) Opposite Railway Crossing, Eltham. Having now got our faotoryin full working order, we have pleasure in informing factory proprietors that we are prepared to execute orders for i butter and cheese boxes in any ■ quantity. i Joinery of any design made of the i very best seasoned timber in kauri, totara, and rimu. , , Turnery supplied to any pattern i desired, and all kinds of fretwork 3 done. ■ ' Butter-workers and churns of r every description made to order. To those intending building, plans specifications, and quantities given. We would draw attention to the very large quantities of timber suit- ' able for sheds, stables, and outbuild ; iu j*i : a TO THE RESIDENTS OF y KAPONGA, s -rTAVlNGsoldmyßlaoksmithing i- XX aud Coaohbuilding Business to Mr F. W. Buckingham, I desire to thank my numerous customers for past favors and in doing co would — respectfully ask that a continuance o of the same be accorded to my sucoessor. T. OHiLDS. k, Kaponga, June 18th, 1900. 1 1n takinp over the above, I desire to inform the residents of Kaponga and surrounding distriot that all orders entrusted to me will receive every attention, and by using none 3» but the best materials, combined with 'skilled labor, hope to merit the same liberal patronage accorded tc id my predecessor. F. W. BUCKINGHAM. Kaponga, Jane 18th, 1900 MJ. CAMPBELL . High Stbbet, ye HAWERA. ined Tinned peas and tomatoes. Vitadatio, Wood's peppermint cure t a Ajax washing compound lly Olives, egg powder, cerebos salt Brs Jey's and Calvert's disinfectants on Honey, lentils, Blue Bell oatmeal ihe dried fruit Poultry tonic, makes the hens lay My 2s tea cannot be surpassed fc — quality and flavor IT. A large stock of fancy toilet soap Ivy soap is the best for the bath, a om it floats md Senior's linoleum reviver, Ausl< om brook biscuits in 21b tins of Cooking and eating chocolatei Snowball flour for white bread Patent pot sorubs (latest and best ,' snameline stove polish — A large assortment of fanoy crockei and glassware The celebrated Hawera factory han td., and bacon, branded A.8.0. ped Goods delivered [hts Telephone No. 26 ft f T3ALL PROGRAMMES exeout* II with' neatness and despati t, at Stab Offioe.