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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7363, 15 January 1902, Page 1

R. HANNAH & CO., THE LEADING BOOT DEALERS IN TARANAKF. New «ncl Seanoiioblc <jJoo«Jn. AMERICAN FOOTWEAR. Infants' boots and shoes, in 80 varieties, white, black, and tin, 2/6 to 6/6 j Girls' glace button and lace boots . . ... ... 6/6 to 10/6 I Ladies' glace button and lace boots ... ... 10/6 to 25/ ' Ladies' glace button and lace shoes ... ... 4/6 to 22/6 Ladies' glace tan button and lace shoes ... ... 6/3 to 18/6 Gents' glace tan button and lace boot 3 ... 12/6, 14/6, 16/6, 18/6, 22/6, 25/, 80/ Gents' glaca bulfon and lace boots ... 12/6, 16/6, 18/6, 22/6, 25/, 26/ i ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL. I High claes Goods in Bostock'e, Pinet's, Woolf's, Otto Herz. We are ttole Agents in New Zealand for the tarroua Beotive Brand | of Boots and Shoes. I r COLONIAL GOODS— The » O " Brand. i Girls' and Boys' school boots ... 4/3, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 to 10/6 Girls' and Boys' tan boots ... 0/I], 6/9, 7/6, 8/6 to 10/6 Girlfa' and Boys' ten shoes ... 8/1 1, 4/9, 5/6 to 6/6 Dairy boots, Bluchers, watertights, clogs, gumbootf, goloshec, tennis fh?es, cricketing shoes, running shoes. . Rubber heels in all sizes. Sole Agents for the celebrated Cobra Polish. Spooner's Creams, black, white, and tan, at 6d bottle. Gloss, Satin Polish, Glycerole, Yici Dressing, and everything connected with the trade. R. HANNAH & CO., HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. VJfiNl. VIDI. VICI. GEO. McBBIDE,. MERCHANT TAILOR, n ABIT-MAKEB, OUTFITTER, IMPORTER. New Spring Goods in all departments just opened up and arriving by each dirpot boat. Ccatings Fabrlo Tweed Tweeda Rergea Fashion Saddle Tweeds I Vicunas Fit ami • Bedford Cords Meltons Finish Elastic Stretch We Guarank-e Eiitlro Satisfaction. ! Shirts, Collars, Ties, iirdce3, flats, Caps, Uaderwear, all Gents' [ Requisites at Bed Rock Pric9P. ! Special attention is drawn to our Superior American Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Gent 3, and Cbi'dren. , ! o. Mci3i£ii>i;<:; 9 ! TAILOR, HABIT-MAKER, OUTFITTER, IMPORTER, Etc., Princes and High Street, IIAWERA, Alao at Auckland, Dargaville, and Waihi. X X XMAS SEASON, JXEW YJETAt* 1903. H. A. JENKINS, | . ART FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, i HIGH-STREET HAWERA. Established 1892. "T3IG Discount to Cash Purchasers During tbe Month of December. A Well-selected and Well- bought Stock to Choose From. Agent London and Berlin Piano Company. Instruments at Auckland Prioes. EASY TEEMS. XT' LTHAM AND MANGATOKI A. W. BLENNERHASSETT J^Slpp& JLs** fgll^T Has pleasure in announcing to the ll public cf Eltham and Mangatoki r^ J 'jPP^TttJi^' fl that he has purchased the above iC5^/hx^s# I 1 Stores, and to notify that he holds a VK /11/ 11 rf*ffl I 1 full stook in every department. sSBSS^BBSBBSBBM Groceries, Drapery, HAWERA CARRIAGE WORKS Ironmongery, Boots & Shoes, (Opposite the Economic.) Stationery, Farm Produce ÜBEELiTbEOTHEES, Carts waif^Tcustomew. ' Proprietors. All goods of thTvery best quality We wish to inform the public at lowest prioes. that W8 aro well st °o kea with a large and varied assortment of English A trial solicited ; satisfaction Carriage Lamps, comprising the guaranteed. latest design. Also, — A. W. BLENNERHASSETT Richards* Long distance Axle*, guaranteed to run 1000 miles with Eltham and Mangatr, oneoiliog. .. 8a yen Wheels of all size 3 kept on AY H. PRICE, We would be pleased to quote MANGATOKI AND MATAPUIM- &/? " heelß PLEMENT, SHOEING, Repairs ef every description AND COACnBUILDING WORKS, executed with despatch. Note the address, — I THANK my oustomers of the HIGH STREET, HAWERA. surrounding district for lheir , liberal support in the past, and ask NORMANBY COACH FACTORY. them for a continuance of the same in the future. y KITCBEN u^s to notify Havmg'now procured tho services Lj 9 the inhabitants of Normanby of a fi^pt-class horse-shoer, customers and the BUrrounding districts that can rely on having their horses care- he has taken over the above estabfully and well shed. lishment from Mr E. L. Briant, as I wish also to remind my cua- from Ju , 17 and trmts thafc by tomers and the pubho generally that ; gtricfc aa it. t £ ntion to Business, and by I have started Coach building, and turning out on ly first class work, to have secured the service of a firsc- merifc ft {air shar " e of bHc patronage . class man: We shall be* able to turn Ha - c dan ex p er ienced out any kind of Vehicles. We make coach *j ainte j f usfcomers ma^ depend repairing a speciality. Any one m * havi their veh ; cle / fim - shed want of a first-olass Plough or in^ an up to date manner. Harrows for the coming season R .g. g wifch care and prompti . would do well to give me a call. My fjUde r Tine Harrow I make a speciality. ' O nly seasoned timber used The Ploughware (Dunoan), the best A tfull Bolicifced . in the market. „ *_ . Agent for P. & D.Duncan, and Reid „ «/i«r'APTIIY and Gray. All parts stocked for the JJ M - McGAtfiUl above implements. &«»£« & Habnbss Manufaotdber In stook: Ploughs, Steel Tine OCTAGON, MANAIA Harrows, Horse Hoes, and Ridgers, D es i re s to draw the attention of Chains, Steel Wedges, Crowbars, the puD ii o to his large stook of horse Steel Shares, Staple-extraoiors, al and cow cover 3) buggy, rugs, eto. kinds Hickory Handles Special quotations given for oow ■ ' covers in large numbers. HAWERA WOOD AND COAL Saddlery of every description. YARDS English harness made to order or AND GBAIN STOEE. Baggy r0 ™ P^, BpuM> eto . Repair work in all its branches ON SALE. A> a. jjuXFIELD n— - A _ . (late Duxfield and Holder) Wheat, Oats, Chaft, Canter- T AI)IES A ND GENTLEMEN'S bury Hay, etc. I i SADDLE MAKER. Firewood in any lengths for oash only. Westport and Saddles and Harness of every deMokau Coal, also Brunner 80 ri p ti on ma de to order on the Nuts. Liberal allowance made cre mises. Satisfaction guaranteed. to customers paying oash foi coal* , . t Repairs neatly and promptly In stook, a large consignment * gxeouled. of Wool Packs, also 44, 46, and 48 inch Corn Saoks. At g, DUXFIELD, Hirfh-strett - - Flawora. St. JOHN MoGUIRE & CO. a^ n St c TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL '_ MAIL COACHES. •TTEHICLES SUITABLE FOR xTAWERA to OPUNAKE, and V MILK :-- J~|_ vice versa - 2 Socond hand Expresses £21 10s DAILY SERVICE. \ and £8 10s I 2 Seoond-hand Spring Drays, In Out j £15 and £16 10s. Leave Leave £18, £7 10s and £9. Otakeho 6.55 a.m. Manaia 2.15 p.m. For Other purposes — 1 nearly new Kaupokonui7.lsa.m. Kaupokonui 2.25 Double Buggy. Manaia 7.45 a.m. Otakeho 3.5 p.m. 1 Second-hand buggy, £20, 1 Inaha 8.10 a.m. Pihama 4.20 p.m. Cortland Wagon, £17 10s. Arrive A " lve ,_ 8 , 8 8 Butchers' Oarts 2 Tip Drays, Hawera 9.20 a.m^ Opunake 5.15 p.m. Several Gigs, eto. AII F M 'fl n oea A, WOHS7OLD, AU * ares rfcaucea * Builder »^ng« of Fine Sp^ Ooaohes '~ peE agreomont , j High-street, Haweba Waggons foT^rriage of goods — ~ from Manaia and surrounding diaROBBINS triote to Haweia leave Manaia daily "..fob M. BOLGER, NEUROL. Proprietor.