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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 808, 11 June 1903, Page 1

WINTER COMFORT. THE Individual at the present time is he or she who makes sure that the boots or shoes in daily use are thoroughly comfortable, and dry, and of an evening has a nice, warm pair of slippers to put on. . ■ r J It is our aim to provide footwear suitable, for the season, and our shop lis full of winter goods, well made, and with our guarantee as to the quality. in RUBBER GOODS we hold this season the best selection we have ever seen. Prices are low and thoroughly consistent with good . quality. " . . .. . Comfortable Slippers, warm-lined for the child "or for the adult, and prices range from gd to 5/6. Children's, Men's, and Women's Goloshes and Gumboots. Hard wearing School Boots in all sizes. Parents buying these will be practising economy, as all the school boots are our own make, and we stand behind every seam. Ladies' Boots from the featherweights to the strongest dairy boots.. , . ' " ""' Men's Footwear from the lightest American to the strongest watertight chronre, kip, and greenhide shooters, in all sizes. Our Repairing is second to.none, and we use only the best leather* R. HANNAH & Co. HIGH STREET, HAWERA. I • ftbß^KX OAERUCJE BUILDERS I /[/P S!==SlE^^^^^f \ HtaH -«-rHAWEBA. 1 /1/ ■ !>r2^?sC j TT YE:R y d«F«ipticm f-f " I LJI \ \c\ >\\.< 7 -*r^ Vehicles designed aud L^fF* 1 Jt^» y built to order. ■ 13est aeaaoaed fcimbars and skilled workmanship only used. 1 Mew atd Second h:nd Vehioles en hand. I Horse Shoeing and General Blacksmithing done. I Agricultural Implements and Machinery Repaired, Toiephone^lO. 11l Niiiitiiinii(iniin»iM'"*"TimtfTiTTTm¥iTTT|rTTry EMPIRE COMPANY'S ROYAL BLlHfc_ AND .. .! , . ; No. I* Extract of Soap Used In all laadlns laundrlaa . . . Give the best results at the smallest cost. ALL GRQCERS.^M -

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP HIS EXCELLENCY LORD RANFUKLY. EGMONT LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES On Fines — Double and single buggies, gigs, brakes, saddle horses for ladies and gentlerreu. None bat reliable horses sent out. Office of Opunako coach. Orders by post and telegram promptly Attended to. Telephones — Stables 20, Private Residence 104. T. riIftGINSOS. Proprietor. GIBSON'S HAWERA STABLES. Union St. „, Hawera. CH, GIBSON wishes to 1 X» thank his numerous customers for the manner in which they have put up with inconvenience for so long, and now begs to intimate thai he has built a new and up-to- ! date stable with all the latest con* veniences on a sectiqn adjoining the old site. The. plant and horses are to none on the coast. All orders for horses, buggies, drays, landaus, etc., will be conducted from these stables. Careful grooms in attendance. N.B. — All horses, vehicles, parcels, etc., will have the greatest care and attention taken of them, but the proprietor in no way holds himself responsible, and the same will only be taken in on that understanding. Telephone 32. KAPONGA LIVBUJT AND BUT STABi.ES. MANAIA ROAD ... KAPCWU fI^HE Proprietor begs to notify to J| setters and tho public generally that he has started business in, tho above stables, and hopes to merit a fair share of the public patronage . I Horses a* d vehicles on hire. Good paddocking. Charges moderate D. KELLY Proprietor. Note the address — Manaia Road, adjoining UgmontView Boardinghouso rPWO swallows do not ra.ak.e 4 I summer, but two. swallws of Wallace's Quinine and Iron Tonic ] will convince you . that it is the finest pick-me-up and nerve tonic produced. Price 2s 6d, Wallace chemist. GIBSON'S EMPIRE HOTEL STABLES. Princes St. % ... Hawera v GH. GIBSON in thanking # the Public for their past patronage begs to notify that he will still continue to run the above stables, and do his best to suit his customers. Buggies washed and harness cleaned for a small remuneration. No hires executed from this stable. Ladies' waiting room and lavatory, with every convenience, on the premises.. N.B.— All horses, vehicles, parcels, etc., will have the greatest care taken of them, but the proprietor in no way holds himself responsible, and the same will only be taken in on that understanding. 1 Telephone 114; ifc Now-a-day THE G REAT . is a Fight for T.OIVIO Men # Women ' ' M^- ■" alike, in. which Only the strong can hope to win. T^XCESSIVE mental and JJJ physical effort causes" loss of I appetite, indigestion, nervousness, t ansemia, and a lot of other troubles. Wallace's Quinine and Iron Tonic is the remedy in such cases, producing bright red blood, increasing the nerve force, and strengthening the digestive organs. 2s 6d per bottle. •'— > ■ TV. K. WALLACE, ' - -. j CHEMIST, High street " -.. Ha-wera