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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7386, 12 February 1902, Page 4

TO MY CUSTOMERS I WISH to thank you foi your support and kindness to me during my business career, and for the satisfaction you have expressed ftfc the high standard of our work. I hope that you will continue to Rive your support to roy successors, Messrs D. and J, Smith, under whose name the business will in future be conducted. A pain thanking you, I am, youra faithfully A. WORSFOLD. NOTICE. ' HAVING taken over the business recently carried on by J. Adampon 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 gonds a speciality. All accounts cash or monthly. GEORGE MOORE, Butcher, Eigh street, Hawera. * "a~WORD TO CAREFCJL BUYERS. A U. PARKINSON has an upJ\. m to-date stock and up-to-date price list of New Goods just landed. Very fine Ceylon Tea., 51b9 for 7/6 Two crates King's Own Tea Cannisters with beautiful enamel portraits of the King and Queen, Prince and Princess of Wale 3, contain 51ns Finest Ceylon Tea for 8/6 Daisy Salmon, New Season Finest Alaska lOd tin, 9/6 dozen Hansen's Ese. of Rennet Tablets and Liquid lOd bottle Keating Inject Powder 6d and 9dtin Finest Bicarbinate Soda Sd lb Finest Powdered Borax per lb 6^ 121b 5/ New Season Japan Rice, Flour, Bran, Pollard, Oats, Chaff, and a small consignment of Canterbury Wheat New Dressed Raisins 121b 5/6, Currants 121bs 4/6 Now's your chance for bargains iv Fancy Crockery, I have determined to clear every line regardless of cost. Tea Sets reduced from 60/ to 40/, 25/ to 15/. . A beautiful assortment of Japanese Cup and Saucers reduced from 2/6 to 1/8 Candlesticks, Vases, Glass Dishes, to be cleared at any price. White and Gold Breakfast Cupe and Saucers 6/6 dozen Sorew : top Jam Bottles 8/ dozen. Jelly Glasses 2/3 dozen A. H. PARKINSON, High-street ... HAWERA. Telephone 37. KACniS! RAC&ST~RACEy EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, MRS PANDEMAN, of the Melbourne House, having received a large consignment of Sills Sateen and Flannelette Blonsec, h now selling them off at LESS than the oosi of making. Priced 4/6, 5/6, 6,'G, and 7/6. A large assortment of Summei and Autumn Dress Materials at clearing prices. Inspection Invited. Dressmaking done on tha premises. MRS BANDEMAN, Melbourne House, High Street Hawera H. HOLLAND, T>RICKLAYER, CONCBETER J3 ETC Factory Boilers Sat, Covered, or Re-seatedy Estimates given for every olass of work. Address — Furlong Street. JOHN ADAMS, Licensed Native Interpreter, Mining and General Commission Agent, Regent St., Haweba. SHARES for rale in the Amalgamated Tot&ra-Shellbiok Gold Dredging Co., Ltd. Early application for shares is necessary, as operations are expected to commence in the near future. Also, a few Promoters' Shares io a large dredging property, which is to be placed on the London market for flotation. I have opened a Night School for the Teaching of the Maori Language. Terms moderate. HAWERA BACON COY., Le. OWING to the prioe of pigs fluctuating so rapidly, the directors of the above factory wish it to be distinctly understood that they will pay top market rates as they occur from week to week. L. H.'MoATiPINE, Managing Director. DAWBON'a falls mountain HOUSE. rT!HE above HOUSE is NOW JL OPEN foe VISITORS. PRICES— Is eaoh per day. New lined cottage extra rates. Reduction made for parties of ten >r over and those stopping for a peek or more. PINNED GOODsTbISOUITS, btoHot tea and coffee at reasonable 'ates. GAMES— Ping-pong, Deck Quo'ts, & Skittles. Paddock for horses, no responsi•ilicy. Horse feed Is. — Piano. — OJ E.LLOYD, Caretaker. R. W. HORNBY, Chairman.