AND NORMAOTI STAR/ THUKSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1902 OIOiLKTIO SALE °f Present Summer Season's Stock now going on at THE ECONOMIC, HAWERA. For ONE MONTH ONLY, Mr. SPENCE will offer ASTOUNDING BARGAINS in all classes of Drapery, Men's & Boys' Clothing, Mercery, Millinery, Ladies' Underclothing & Mantles, Also, LINOLEUMS and FLOOR CLOTHS. Everyone should come and have a walk through our greatly-enlarged and improved establishment. Our counters and shelves will be found loaded with wonderful Bargains, all marked in plain figures. We could fill a whole page with useless quotations Our Variety and Prices are the irresistible magnet. TEEMS : NETT CASH. No Discounts. No Bribes. ' ' J W. SPENCE - - - ECONOMIC, HAWERA.
, j •V 7 VJfiNI. VIDI. VICI. "V GEO. McJBRIDE, MERCHANT TAILOR, HABIT-MAKER, OUTFITTER, IMPORTER. New Spring Goods in all departments just opened up and arriving by each direct boat. Coatings Fabric Tweed Tweeds Serges Fashion Saddle Tweeds Vicunas Fit and Bedford Cords Meltons Finish Elastic Stretch We Guarantee Entire Satisfaction. Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, Hats, Cap 3, Underwear, all Gents' Requisites at Bed Rook Prices. Special attention is drawn to our Superior American Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Gents, and Children. TAILOR, HABIT-MAKER, OUTFITTER, IMPORTER, Etc., Princes and High Street, HAWERA, Alao at Auckland, Dargaville, and Waihi. X X JN'.Z. CJI^OTHTJNC* FACTOR, Y. £* mO ALL INTENDING TRAVELLERS. O Q^ JL * If you want a >#^ rfi GLADSTONE BAG or PORTMANTEAU, Etc., eelect from j ouc up-to date stock of "^Q <J TRAVEL TRAPPINGS. ££) FV| Our Prices are the Lowest. r~n THE HB BRAND —LEADS— l^ In Men's, Youths', and Boys' Suits. Prices to satisfy all pH pockets. H.B. Straw Hats in Panama and Tuscans, eto. Felt flats (hard or soft) in all latest styles. lJ P TIES in every latest fancy. C y I Special lines in Tennis, Regatta and Fashion Shirts, eto. -^ Ladie3 f and Gents' Boots and Shoes of every description. H™ HH We fit you up from head to foot. W^ N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY flj (Hawera Branch), | I. M. HILL, Manager. •
«A LIVING WITNESS." j \ m " For theXJS. %r^% \ last 6 or 7 (^•^l>> >^-^ ' years X mix* / l *ii i ?s*tfr* ~* l *' "*• Vt 1¥ forcd from PS ty-sV//"^ that awful |» VrAS£'^<££S complaint y tf^J^^J arising from : xtf--[ theLivfcr.'Vritrs Mra. A. C. Cufley, XZj 1 \jt.y VTX Cubitt-st., Rich /| **!v! v j'j^ j mond, Vict-Ha, Ms\ 0\ (^ "a<ul always hail * C>fj| fi^\ k-r"' that weary, rim- X jl\ ''*'yAv&-' dowufu'.linq.aiul *&~^j |r'"'?9f3 '*3^ my cmnpfexion B''§"s} \\Wv4*r vva.s sallow. I .%;3vl 1 |v* ,'V\ used touet up in fe t^| I ]-?#*? ' / the morning feol- e&J l^*/ ||?'- s^ vs -' ' ing more tirod f^/fliiVjg-V 1 I han when I ive<»t «£ ~>t • \ )'i) U, <v-v -' =•- to bod. B'sidts rW 5 W^- 7 >W<>- ? : Lais weakness I $';'*■•s&. •> ll\ J'L.niliad nasty pains \^^J\^ £ '>'' in the head, aho * i disordered stomach. There were tim- a ivhei I had to take to my Wd, and lot a 1 mo'gy i » ii yhjusi-ho'd iJu^iks. Itried ma.ny 'emeries and decors 1 mel : cine, but lost all i f >ith in them, aa they di 1 mi no gond. Not I n^iigo afrtend, anda's) niydiuebter. aivhed m°, to z\vc. Dr. M rso'ti Indian Roof fills atria', which I did, tvnd havo receiver) K 'reat beiefit fom th^m. I am now frec(rom paio in every way, and that wr-ary, run'own feeling h<<s q.-.ue gon«\ and I feel as i well a* I did before that terrible complaint 'aatened upon me. I will he glad to auswer any question? rpgar.*ing my case." Dr. Morse's liuli-iii Ro.t Pills area perfect blood ourifkr, ami n p<si' ive cure for biliousnefis, < indigestion c.< nsrip.it ion, hendaches, Fallow complexi >n. livf-r and kidney trouble?, piles, pimp't".. hoi N 9 tid blotches, and female ailments S.-hl bychemi-tsand eep"-ra Is 3d per U>ttie, or six bottlva 7 . S<ih proprietors The YV. H. ''oniitock Co., Ltd 'Australasian Dei 6s), 58 Pist-st., SyUi*>v Packed in amber bottles, and the ful aame blown thereon. ? DAWSON^FALLS MOUNTAIN HOUSE. TTIHE abovk UOUSE is NOW J. OPEN FORVISirORS. PRICES— Is each per day. New lined cottage extra rates. Reduction made for parties of ten I or over and those stopping for a week or more. TINNED GOODS, BISCUITS, etc. Hot tea and coffee at reasonable rates. GAMES— Piog-pong, Deck QaoHs, & Skittles. Paddock for horses, no responsibility. Horse feed Is. — Piano.— C. E. LLOYDi Caretaker. R. W. HORNBY, Chairman. A UCKLAND LABOUR EX ; J\_ CHANGE.— Licensed Regis try Office for Servants — Every care taken that only thoroughly efficent and respectable servants are sent to country employers. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to Booking Agent, Rotorua Coaching Company. Telegrams, " Labour Exchange," Auckland. G. H. Reid, Shortland street, Aiickiand. 5 T W J Gr G & C O. ' Fp.oprjbtohs op the 5 HAWERA SASH AND DOOR FACTORY TIMBER AND j HARDWARE MERCHANTS Glover Road - Hawes*. ON the premises may be found : — Building timber of every description, dressed timber, moulding and architraves, doors, sashes and general joinery, fret and band saw work, turnery, cooperage in all it branches, dairy factory work a speciality, factory fittings, lubricating, machine and paint oils, , varnishes, red and white lead, paint brushes, galvanised iron, spouting, 3 ridging, lead, zinc, nails, lime, cement, tiles, drain pipes (Auckland made), chimney pots, sinks, etc., t ngine fittings, belting, packing , I'sbestos, cotton waste, sight-feed 1 tubricators ooaoh builders' re- . quisites, blacksmiths' do., portable ' '.orgos, Australian hard woods, ; /ancy woods, builders' material • including looks, hinges, sash weights, ; sash cord cash fasteners, axle pulleyp, : door hangers, etc., timber jacks i bottle do., house blocks fencing and 1 gate posts, gates gate hinges 1 hurdles, glass, fancy and plain m- . endless variety. Inspection invited. MUSIC MUSIC OR MUSICAL INSTKUMENTS We will send all the latest 2s SONGS and PIECES Post Free for 1/Q KACH. PIANOS anc ORGANS. Also every kind of Musical Instrument, Strings, and Fittings at BEDROCK PRICES. WHY PAY MORE ? JACOB HAR*rTs AND CO., (Late Davis & Harris), 19, Willis Street, Wellington. ; PEESENTS. I A VERY Large and Fine Stock o JHL. Watches, Gold and Silver Jewellery, Solid Silver Goods, Electro-) lated Wa;-e f and other articles suitable for Christmas presents. Inspection Invited. I*. W. SARGENT, Watchmaker and Jeweller ; riigh-sbteet, HAweca - SILVER GRID. ) j , T>EFRESHMENT and SUPPER i XX ROOMS, < (Next Economic, High street), \ Meals at all hours up to midnight. Fish suppers a speciality. Ham and eggs, grilled steak and chops ( at a few minutes' notice. Fresh and smoked fish for sale. H. K. HARTY, Proprietor, j
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OR LEASE. MFS TUKE'S Fine Suburban Property, situated on Smart Road, Npw Plymouth, a few minutes' i J walk from railway station and 'bus. 21 Aares, subdivided into four paddocks, river boundary, good nineroomed house, with all necessary conveniences, stables, wash-house, . trap shed, hay loffc, fowlhouse, etc. To be sold cheap. For further particulars apply to . A. L. TUKE, Brougham St., New Plymouth. DAIRY L\ND, 9000 ACRES. BAKEK AND TAIiUTEAU Have received instructions from John Hunter Brown, Esq , to offer for salo privately in areas to ' suit the requirements of pur- j chafers \j \J\J\.f Lan^, including drained : swamp and low hill?. j This propprfcy is ' within six or ' seven milea of Wairoa township, Bawke's Bay, where a Dairy Factory , is about to b3 started. Term j — The whole of the purchase money can remain on mortgage ] for 5 years at 5 per cent, at the expiration of five years one-half of the purchase money is to be paH, the balance can remain on the land for another five years, The pur- i chaser, within one year from the ' date of his taking possession, shall > expend in improvements, such as . buildings, fences, etc., a sum ; amounting to not les3 than 15 per ' cent on the total amount of the : purchase money. The pricQ of the land ranges from £8 to £10 per acre. Further particulars from BAKER & TABUTEAU, Land Agents, Napier. | THKEE lURST-OLASS DAIEY FARMS | Tj^Oß PALE OR LEASE, In the Manobe?ter and Kiwitea Blocks, situated in the best part cf the Feilding Dairying District. J 400 ACRES, in the Kiwitea, all in grass, ring fenced, 12 paddocks, 11roomed house, and good outbuildings, cowshed and bails, permanent water, a good portion of the property is stumped, and nearly all perfectly level. Lease for sor 7 years ; rent £1 an acre, purchasing clause. 275 ACRES, nearly all level country, till grasaed, r;ng fenced and sub- • ; divided, 30-roomed houee, a good cowehed with 13 t.aila. Will lease for 5 or 7 years ; rent 14a per I acre, with right to purchase. t 3 280 ACRES, Manchester Block, al J in grass, ring fenced, numerous 1 paddocks, well watered, 7 roomed ? house, excellent outbuildings, r large cowshed and milking yards, , Will lease for sor 7 year?, rent 17s 66 per acre, with purchasing clause. . The owners of the above properties are prepared to lease for 5 or 7 years, with the right to purchase. I may add that having inspected each property, I can guarantee these parfcoulara to be correct, and am prepared to drive any client out to inspect same free of all charge. For further information apply to \ A, E. RATLIFF, ' Land Agent > fc Feilding. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISE- ' MENT. LAND FOR SALE. \ THE WELL-KNOWN . T7IUREKA ESTATF, compribing i Ah 7000 ACRES of Rich t Swamp Land and Undulating I Country, situated in the Waikato, p seven, miles north-east of the town of Hamilton on the main line of railway to Rotorua, is now boingM [ surveyed for sub division into JQfljfly , Farms, and wiUshoryx-bsM^fS^or ( On Liberal Terms. I THE ' V ANSDOWNE ESTATE, of JU 3300 ACRES of Excellont Land, all ploughed and grassed, close to Walton Railway Station, on • the same line of railway, will also be surveyed for a similar purpose. When a sufficient number o Farms have been sold Dairy Factories and Creameries will be erected on both estates. The Land will be open for sale when the surveys are oompleted (about March, 1902), due notice of which will be give in future advertisement, and full particulars will be obtainable from the WEW ZEALAND LOAN AVD MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited, HAMILTON, Or any of thsir branches throughout the colony. EUKUHIA ESTATE, WAIKAIO. For Sale afe Low Prices to Clear. The Balance of the Estate, subdivided into Sections as under : — Section W. — 850 acres undulating land, all in first-class pasture, except about 100 acre 3 ; subdivided into 6 paddocks ; onJy 3 miles frono^Ohaupo , a splendid grazing or dairy farm will carry a large amount of. stock Section 0.— 600 acres, 540 acres in splendid grass, 60 acres now ploughed for rape ; beautifully situated, overlooking a pretty lake; 5 I miles from Ohaupo, 2 miles from s Rukuhia railway station ; one of tho c besfc pieces of land in the Waikato i The Homestead.-— 8440 acres ; t one of the best stations in Waikato j r a gentleman's home ; subdivided into convenient paddocks ; 1640 acres in grass, 1800 acres swamp (partly drained) ; splendid woolshed, stables, men's cottage, *tock yards, good garden and oroaard Land Transfer Title ; Easy Terms Customers driven round country free of charge. For further particulars, and full list of properties, apply W. SOUTER <fc CO., Land Agents, Cambridge & Ohaupo.
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS \ OF THE npARANAKI CO-OPERATIVE ] ± BACON COMPANY, Ld. J CAPITAL: £10,000, divided into 2.0C0 shares of £5 eaoh ; payable < as follows : — 10s per sh ire on application ; 5s per share on allotment ; lCs per chare on the 15th , . day of January, 1902 ; and the balance when called for at the rate of not exceeding 5s per share, at intervals of not less than six months. The minimum subscription on which the Directors may proceed to allotment is 1000 c hares. Provisional Directors : Messrs F. J. Morris, lapune; H. P, Mills, Oakura ; W. Harvey, fungarehu ; 'J. S- Coles, Tikorangi ; G. Avery, j Kaponga ; J. Conaglen, Pihama ; George Dyson, Eltbam ; W. R. ! Wright, Mahoenui and Bahotu ; E. ! L. Humphries, New Plymouth. * I Bankera : Bank of New South ' Wales, i Solicitors : Messrs Govett and Quilliam. Auditor : Mr D. MoAUum. Secretary, pro tern : Mr L. M. M. ! Monteath. i Office : At the Bacon Factory, Fitzroy. The object of th 3 Company is to purch >se the Bacon Factory and j business carried on by Mr Alfred 1 J Drake, at Fitzroy, and to carry on ; ' and extend the same. An agree- ; ment has befin signed between Mr ; | Drake end Mr F. J. Morris aa trustee for the Company, fixing the 1 j purchase money at £4,250, of which I the vendor is willing, at the option L of the Company to take £500 in fully paid up shares. A statement of the trading aocount of the factory for the period . j from 4th January to 11th December, 1 900, shows that, with a total of 8479 pig^ dealt with, a gross profit of £2184 0s 6d, and a net * profit of £915 17s 6d resulted, being equal to 36 per cent, grosp, and 15$ x per cent. net. This etatement is E certified to by Mr T. O. Kelsey, P.N.ZA.A. Mr Thomas Runciman, of Eltham, I j has, on behalf of the Provisional i " \ Directors, inspected and valued the I " . factory and plant, and his valuation, 1 without including value of the land , or goodwill of the business, is 1 £4242 7s. 3 j The Company will establish ' ( stations at Warea, Opunake, Ka- ) ponga, and Eltham within six months ■ t '■ after receiving a sufficient guarantee ' that 1500 pigs will be supplied for j one year at each of those places. q i No amount has been paid or is r intended to be paid by the Company . to any promoter. I Copies of the Articles of Associa1 tion of the Company and of the g Bank Bond may be inspected at the 1 offices of the Company's Bankers or :, Solicitors. i, j The full prospectus, together with t forms of application, may be ob- * t < ined from the Company's Secretary j or at any of the branches of the j Company's Bankers in Taranaki. -I L. M. M. MONTEATH, 7 tc Secretary, pro ten*. I RAOiSBT~RAOEB I RACES I EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. MRS PANDEMAN, of the Melbourne House, having received a large consignment of Silk Sateen and Flannelette Blouse?, is I now selling them off at LESS than i the oosi of making. Priced 4/6, ! 5/6, 6/6, and 7/6. | A large assortment of Summer * j and Autumn Dress Materials at clearing prices. Inspection Invited. Dressmaking done on the premises. [ MRS SANDEMAN, i y Melbotjbne House, j » High Street Hawera ! » "" JOHN ADAMS, i f Lj66need Native Interpreter, Mining jjo^and General Commission Agent, r Regent St., Haweba. f QHAREB for oale in the AmalgaO mated Totara-Shellback Gold Dredging Co., Ltd. Early application for shares is necessary, as operations are expected to commence in the f near future. Also, a few Promoters' ■ Shares in a large dredging property, i which ia to be placed on the London i market for flotation. i I have opened a Night School for the Teaching of the Maori Language. Terms moderate. HAWERA BACON COY., Lc. OWING to the price of pigs fluctuating so rapidly, tho directors of the above factory wish it to be distinctly understood that they will pay top market rates as they ocour from week to week. L. H. MoALPINE, Managing Director. rpHE TARANAKI BACON JL FACTORY Are giving B£d dead weight for topped off Pigs between 1101b and 1601b, f.o.b. truck Hawera. Beeeiving Days : Kaponga every Wednesday, at Steuarfc and Corrigan'B yards; Eltham every Thursday ; Opunake once a month. No charge made for driving pigs from Kaponga to EltLam. DRAKE'S BACON FACTORY. ' , NOTICE. HAVING taken over the busi- 3 ness recently oarried on by J. Adamson and Co , I trust by strict attention to business, and supplying only the best quality of all kinds of meat) to merit a continuation of the patronage hitherto accorded to my predecessor. . Small goids a speciality. All accounts cash or monthly. GEORGE MOORE, Butcher, High street, Hawera. C TV] EUROii X\ ...F08... 4 HEADACHE,
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! WE ARE ABSOLUTELY RETIRING FROM THE TPiRAPERY AND "OOOTP Department of our Business, and in consequence will hand ovei these lines to the public at practically their own figures FOR CASH ONLY. Now, therefore, is the time to SUIT yourselves, and save money to BOOT. No reasonable offer refused while these good are being distributed. This Sale is Truly Genuine as we are determined to dispose of the whole of our fine stock of Diapery and Clothirg. and Boots and Shoes by January. Remember t.be plucj of Sala. — HAWERA GENERAL STORE, High-street, Hawera. ROYAL ii>SURANOE~OT>MPTNY Invested Funds— £9,soo,ooo. ¥E have been appointed Agents for Hawera and district of tbjg old - established and wealthy °°mpany, snd are prepared to accept l'igks at lowest current rates. <: - v^--BABRETT'S, I^^ Hi^h Street, Hawera , J. CAMPBELL. # High Btheet, HAWERA, Hag been appointed agent for the Sylvawatte Tei, 2s lb. Try the Imp Soot Destroyer ; if,'used your ohimney will not catch fire Tinned Peap, 3eans, Tomatoes, Pears, Apricots, and Peaohes Moronite for cleaning Brass, Copper, and Nickel ware Loopvale Leather Cream for Tan Boots and Oilcloth Furniture Polish,' Wood's Pepper- , mint Cure, Cura Cough A large assortment of Glassware and Crockery My Grocery Stock is up-to date in a lines, and is sold at lowest prices for oash A general assortment of Furnishing Ironmongery Hams and Bacon, a speciality, quality guaranteed Crown Dairy Factory and Prime Dairy Butter always on hand. Telephone No. 26. LIVELY NOW, And secure your Xmas Fruits At the reduced prices from ROBBINS. WOOL SHIP. fTPHE undersigned will despatch ■X. the following High-clas^ Vessel for London direct : — " WEATBERSFIELD," Iroa Barque, 1047 tons. This vessel istfcow receiving Wool and other Cargo at the "J" Shed, Railway Wharf, and receive prompt despatch. For freight and particulars apply to GEO. H. SCALES, Wellington. OVERNMIONT LIFE INSURANCE. Caeh Surplus Divided among Policy-holders in 1900 ... £126,000 Total Caph Surplus divided among Policy-holders ... .... £888,400 Total Reversionary Bonuses added to Policies ... i.. £1,629,700 j Total Assets of the Department £3.216,100 Insure before the close of the year, and thus secure priority of Bonus in the next Division of Profits at the end of 1902. J. H. RICHARDSON, Govt. Insurance Commissioner. Christmas drifts. A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offered to Purchasers, as I am BETIRING JFKOM BUSINESS,' and my whole stock will be sold at a SWEEPING EEDUCTION. Purchasers to the extent of 10/will be supplied! at Cost Pbioe. All descriptions of Fancy Goods, Toys, Cards, Needlework, Wools, Leather Goods, etc., etc. Note the address, — MISS DAVIS, Barry's Buildings, Opposite B» and S. Company. "V^OR Boys' Clothing, Men's JU Clothing don't forget the Gigantic Sale at tho Economic.
YOU'LL LIKE feStira-ttira, Tea. IT is invigorating, fragrant and delicious, and it doesn't; just happen so. It's always so. SURATURA Is a pure Ceylon Tea, and is guaranteed rot blended . with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. Retail Prices: Suratura A Quality, 1/8 per lb B „ 1/11 „ » D „ 2/2 „ .. X „ 2/6 „ Obtainable from all Otrocers, / DINING ROOM FURNITURE. NEW DESIGNS IN SIDEBOARDS. NEW DESIGNS IN DINING TABLES NEW DESIGNS IN DINING CHAIRS The latest and handsomest products of the best faotories — all new gcods — at our usual low prices. H. A, ARTHUR, Princes- street ... HAWJEBA. i 0 lEE LEE & CO., GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, JBItUITiIiKJSJttS & CONFECTIONERS, * FANCY GOODS AND TOBACCONISTS' DEPOT. (Next Economic, High-st., Haweba). BEST quality of Elour and Sugar sold at cheapest rate?. tio. 1 Sugar 401b bag 8/8 ; No; 2 8/ ; Flour, 100's 9/6, 50*8 5s Best Currants 4^d lb Rest Rai&ins 6d lb Our complete stock of Groceries will be found the cheapest in town for oash. A trial solicited. First-class etock of Fireworks, Silk Handkerchiefs and other Chinese Fancy Goods. We import a large variety of splendid blends of Teas, at prices which defy competition. Cash bujers of Fungus and Old Lead at highest prices. YEE LEE, & CO., Merchants, HAWERA.
If YOU FEEL OUT OF Sorts Try MINERVA TONIC AT ONCE. The wise GENERAL , DOES NOT FORTIFY AFTER THE CITADEL IS IN RUINS. He Fortifies at the BEGINNING j and wins. | Don't forget this, and act in time— NOW. I On Sale by A. H, PARKINSON, Hawera' W. S. JONES, Kapuni. CHIEVERS, JONES, & CO., Okaiawa. Wholesale Agents : BDRGESS FRAZER & OO», New Plymouth. FOR SALE ' ATANN'S KiLIANCS FIREPROOF SAFE. This description of Safe was the only one which thoroughly stood the test in the Hawera fire five or six years ae;o Apply STAR OFFICE.
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