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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume VX, Issue 7106, 31 January 1901, Page 2

H. W. Ouhtji I 1 B. L. Faibhall pLIMIE AND PAIRHALL \j Hawbba and Stbatfobd, j I AUTHORISED SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. UOBNBBD TJNDBB LAHD XBAKETIB ACT. Offloos— Broadway, Stratford. High-Btreet, Hawera. r . Martin's Lund Office, Ellham . H. W. CHmle, Engineer to fctretfoid. County Oounoil OERBERT HALLIWELL ] JO. BaBBISTBB & SOLHITOB £ Hawera. ] Offioes in Fake's Chambers, Regent street. Various sums of money to lend on town, suburban, and rural properties at Low > rates. No procuration fee charged ' < r\ A V ID » V M~E B<kjOITOS| ELTHAM Kaponga every Friday John WnuNQ [William N Wabben] Stephenson TTTARBEN AND QTEPHENSON Architects, .Building Surveyors, and Valuers, Victoria Chambers, Regent-street HAWEBA & STEATJFOBD. John W. Warren Architect National Dairy Association. GRAY AND GRES HA M, f Dental Surgeons, HAWERA AND ELTHAM. Hawera, daily. Visit Eltham Mondays and Fridays. Patea, Tuesdays. n - — — 1 f A LFRED fcUOKLAND ANP SONS The Hatu4bk£T, Albebx Stbeet, Auckland. Hold Auction Sales eaoh Tuesday at he Haymarket for Hides, Sheepskins, Bones and Tallow. Thursday at Bemuera — Fat Cattle, Sheep and Pigs. Friday at the Haymarket Horses Vehicles BarneßS. O I j A R 8 O N ARCHITECT Nblson-stbbpt, „ „ flawHßi (Opposite Foresters' Hall.) G A. HITKLEY., LAND AGENT AND SHARE BROKER, Grey street, Wellington. MONEY on Freeholds with good margin, easily obtainable, at 4^ per ? cent., and with ordinary margin at c 4| per cent Telegrams, Hurley Wellington. y — FOGND— n 3. d d FTIHE LEADING MUSIC HOUSE to be the Most Up-to-date on the Coast. The ShoplsjLiteially Packed with PIANOS AND ORGANS fiy suoh makers as COLLARD AND COLLARD, a SCHIEDMAYER AND SOHN, o{ MITTAG, lt WILLIAM SAMES, MOENINGTON AND WESTON, THURMER and others. ORGANS BY— 1, STOEY AND CLARE, SAMES, ESTEY, CHICAGO COTTAGE, and others. DIEON AND BATES LEADING MUSIC HOUSE, HIQH-BTBEKT .. .. HAWERA THEY ARE NOT H. A ie MECHANICAL LUXURY, ir. Se BUT A js TTOUSEHOLD "VTECESSITY. £ WHAT? 1WHY WATER, DRAINAGE AND * SELLERS' LABOR SAVING 11- WASHER. ), DIXON AND BATES, High-street .. Haweba j DEATH OF THE QUEEN. NOTICE. THE STAR will not be published on Saturday; and the Egmont Stab will be published on Friday morning instead of Saturday morning. Advertisers will please note this, and send in their favors ~ a day earlier in order to secure nsertion. Rfc ; st l — J MAIL NOTICE. 0 The next' English and European Mail, via San Franoisco, per H.M.S. Alameda, will close at this office on Tuesday, sth - February, at 6.15 a.m. D Supplementary Mail will close here at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 6th. JAS. H. STEVENS, v Postmaster. ; MEETINGS AND APPOINTMENTS. B i To-night. 7— Publio meeting re visit of Hon T. Y. Duncan B— Chas. Arnold Co. at Opera House t> To-mobbow. I— West Coast Farmers' Trading As- » sooiation sales at mart i ; I— Messrs MoGarry's s-Jes at mart, i Eltham I—Stenart1 — Stenart and Corrigan's Eaponga sale tA I—F.1 — F. B. Jackson and Co.'s Waverley sale I—N.Z.1 — N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency st Co.'s Feilding sale B—Chas.8 — Chas. Arnold Co. at Opera House it f ■ n - FUNERAL OF HER LATE MAJESTY THE QUEEN. R SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. POST OFFioi~HOLIDAY. The Post Office will open in all branches - from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Early mails will close as ÜBUal at 6.15 a.m. All other [. mails close at 10 a.ra. One delivery will 1 B bo made by carriers, commencing at 8 a.m. The Telegraph Office will open from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 'Jh e Telephone Exchange -will open as j usual. - A. STEVENS,