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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VX, Issue 7101, 25 January 1901, Page 4

W Liver, Kidney and . j, j, g 9 .Stomach Complaints °~'F "^ B I Brought to ••••<>••••••••• n I : a full stop : I ■ I A A 4fc A £ A A A A A 4fc H By the timely use of ■ d I "^ m P e if s M Q y Jfppie" 1 i H This Brilliantly Successful Remedy !• :» " H HN HONEST MBDieiNB-ZVot a Mysterious Concoction*' jH j* H IT CAN BE TAKEN WITH CONFIDENCE. ,^B vm •' Impay'a May Apple" is made from the prescription of Mr. Matthew jiß LJ lmpey. the eminent lecturer and botanist. Its principal constituents are frankly :^m Fgi acknowledged to be those old-fashioned but sterling vegetable extracts :— ■ May Apple, Dandelion. Gascara and Tnrkey Rbubarb^H MM compounded in a scientific up-to-date fashion. There Is no better restorative is tno>?rfl| ■ world for derangement of the Digestive Organs or Sluggish Liver. ' H • 2/- «»• CHEMIBTB AND BTOREB. «*• 21* IS grown"; on the far-famed mountain heights^ of that beautiful Colony, and is picked and packed under direct British Supervision. People wbojjbuy China Tea never; knowjjttlnt they are getting It may be good, but the probatilisy is thatj; will be bad. OESLON TEA, on ontrary, IS ALWAYS RELIABLE, AND NIBVAISA TEA. IS TBB BEST OP ALL CEYLON THAT IS GROWN. When the Manufacturers of Woollens want good wcol they^do not trust to men in a country that hardly produces any, but send out their experts to the place where it is grown, and buy it on the spot. Similarly b.9 NIRVANA COMPANY bas its experts at Colombo, who examine and test the CHOICE NIRVANA TEA before it is packed for export. As soon as it is accepted it is properly tested. Then, ere the subtle fragranoe of the leaf has departed, ia packed in lead in pounds and half pounds, and soldered dowii and secured. In this form NIRVANA TEA is sent along to AUSTRALIA by every fail Boat, and as this is- every week, its purity* is given an additional guarantee that cannot fail to he appreciated. THE NIRVANA COMPANY has appointed as its wholesale^agents :— Messrs A. S. Paterson, Wellington. On Sale by the following Eetailers :— R. A. Adams, Eltham. A. M. Howitt, Patea. A. H. Parkinson, Hawera. Gilmour and Smellie, Manaia T. L. Joll, Okaiawa. W. Shend^, Otakeho. vVagstaff Bros.. Pihama. Newman Bros., Opunake. Frasser acd Langeman, Opunake and liahotu. R. M. Stirling, Awatuna. T X GEO.' McBKIDE, MERCHANT TAILOR, IMPO3TSB, GESTS' OUTFITIER, MERCER, tiOTEB, &o. NEW Goods in all departments now on view and to arrive by eaoh direct steamer. Tweed Suits (pure wool) to measure from 50a. Trousers do,, 15s. Macintoshes from 20s Oilskins from 103 6d. Cycling CapQ3 from 93 Latest Novelties in Gents' Underwear, Hats and Oap3, Umbrellas Walking«stioks,Gold.oased Jewellery, Ties, Bsaoe^, Belts, etc., etc. The trade supplied with every requisite known to the tailoring world. We import direct and buy for oash, giving) our ausfcomeri the fall benefit. GK McBRIDE, IMPORTER, GENTS' OUTFITTER, MERGER HATTERfjBTo. HCGH and PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. 39, 41, &ud 48, Victoria Street Auckland. 0 VEiJI. VIDI. VJOI X X M A 8 tl U I! S I X It HOUSE. G. MURCH IS now showing all? fbhe Latest Novelties is SPRING AND SUMMER 300DS. Millinery, Dress Materials, Prints, and Ginghams, White and Colored Muslins, Plain and Spotted Nainsooks, Blouse Cambrics in Checks and Stripes, White and Colored Piques, Shepherd's Plaids (very fashionable) Plain and Fancy Lustres. Call and see our][display in the SHOW ROOM YOU SHOULD SEE OUR CHOICE AND TASTEFUL VARIETY OF SEASONABLE NOVELTIES. OTJR- XTf-TO-O^TE STOCK inoludes, — NEW PRINTS A NEW DRESS GOODS NEW ZEPHYRS. Splendid^Afsortmeat [ NEW LA(?B TIES NEW MUSLINS MDIEB ' BLOUSES. NBW SUNSHADES FOR HOLIDAY WEAR OUJi PIQUR COSTUMES AUE JUST THE ] THING. g. w. hTgoddard (LATE F. LOVEDAY), j HIGH STREET HAWERA EST COAST LAND, COM- FIRBT-OLABS BOARDING AND mission and pr6duce day school for girls. AGENCY amd aGRIOUL _ L . L— _ TURAL SEED STORE. Portia-street, Swiatfobd. FOR~SALE. PRINCIPAL, MIIS ROONEY, £125 will purchase ' lease 160 M.M.M.R.C.P. acres, £110 improvement, rent Is _. nrirAfvr "~z: _ per aore, a great bargain . QOHOOL and First Term com158 acres, freehold, house, yard, O pence February 4th, 1901onon land, main road, close to Delicate and baokward girls receive creameries special care and attention. Prospectus 286 aores, 1.i.p., partly improved, ™ »^S»«on. . References kindly rent 7id per acre permitted -to Bis Honor the Chief 890 Bores, lease with purchasing Justice, Sir K. Stout, K.C.M.G and olause, splendid open farm, house to the Anglican Pcmate, His Lordetc etc ship Bishop Cowie. 180 aores, lease, improved, [ring December 18th, 1900. enced, house, low rant ', NURSING HOME. 810 Acres, lease, fenced sub- \ divided, 60 aores standing, 2 houses, S T\/TBS SMITH'S Nursing Home metal road, near factories Js£ i B now open to receive 120 aores grazing, part of 290 patients. Homo pleasantly situated, acres, also 100 aores Every comfort and attention. 21f acre paddock, closo to town 20 aores and houae, near Opunake Address Several cottages OpuDake town, ' MRg qmttH oheap ; residence and business sites ' Seeds— On hand, carrots, mangel, Cambsrwell Eoad, swede turnip seeds, cocksfoot, rye, grasses, clover and all varieties HAWERA. usually sown, seed and feed oats Bonedust, superphosphate special I GUARANTEED turnip, root, potato, and garden ABSOLUTELY PURE manure, other Weatfield manures THEREFORE THE BEST, . . procured (see catalogue). Linseed -^ " • oilcake for oalves, fenoiDg wire. f|g • A. H MOORE ... OPUNAKE. g} >v * f*ciin fin *c POBLTC NOTICE. B Ul-lin UU- O XJL ness, known as Knight's 1 i™ A | fffittll I Livery and Bait Stableg, to AIR G. ft ■■«» m ■■i»«^^ ■ H. GIBSON, late of Normanby, I \ o&ffl* i&AP 1 AT desire to thank numerous customers \ HH |W wma B" AT for past liberal support, and in doing \ %&W if I kfa I / BO would reppeotfully aak that the / same favours be accorded to my >^ successor. _^^y^ T) TTNTftH" 1 i/. JVHiwu * F<jr BEBF TBA> GHAVIBS> aoUPS. SAUOBSi ■■ 4c.— A Teiy little of it represents the itrangt) Tn taitino nvor thA hnqinnnfl from and «i»oop of pounds of prime meat. in taking over tne pusiness trom obtainable throughout the Colony Mr Knight, I desire to intimate to ABK FOR ITp and Take Wo Other I customers that their requirements " will receive every attention, and by m ANTED Manaia rr c siueutb 6l ctrict attention to business, acd \ V know that W. J. Hill, supplying goc 1 horses and vehicles, I Man&ia, has boo/.?, phoos, acd hope to merit a fair share of support, nbppgrs in ei^less variety. Call ar.d . G. U, GIBSON. ' Inspect. Prioos ri^ht