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Hawera & Normanby Star, 2 January 1904, Page 1

ska , ol&j. sMi r rjtt IPiK CARRIAGE BUILDERB Hi<?H-fIT., JdAWESA. X !'""* * — _— . V)^. TP^ ER y deficription cf «; v jEli Vehicles designed and *"*•; bUilt to ordet. \workoift_shijp only used. i t ba^d. snuthing done. ; ' . lii Aery Kepaired. • * > . Silver geid; , ' .. H«iwet*a. -\ ■ --•■■•. -, - it Next Economic, High Street. - \ '"- , x ■* * " THE General Public and Country Visitors ar* retmaded that this popular establishment is now opek. * , "" . Meals \t all hours up to midnight. \ . , Fried fisSat of .all kihdq and oyster suppers a ipeciality. liam arid eggs, grilled steak or chops- prepared on the^ shortest notice. , \ * ' . - HOT- I/TPTCH3^ON from 12 noon to 2 p.m.— thtee courses foi:^ is. Cash buyery of fresh eggs and poultry.* ' „ First-class ctief-.kept.' .'Hot. bath on \he premises. l Teleplione 115.'* ' , .;., . E^K^A^TY, • > f ■ \ ' -Proprietor. \ ' ( "/' v -• The ' T>re'«deii Piano Company \ WILL, GiV^. AWAY * SP3ECIAL A OkGAN In Walnut Case, High". Top Mirror Back, Two Knee Swills^ Grand Organ and Octave Gpu piers. T)URCHASErF on : \he TimeJL Payment System oi for Cash of a Piano %r Organ DECEMBER wiil receive an equal share in the, organ mentioned, and ' the shareholders wil^. be; 1 invitled ) early in January, fo $ arrange for \ disposal. - REMEMBER.-— The owner- .• ship of the organ will b.e c v n- ' fined to Purchasers of % J^ia^o l ior Organ during December. - Country clients are placed 'c^^ s ' the same -footing as tfawa ( clients. ' *'..■'! For December we have opened j up a Special Shipment of Pianos oy, \ Broadwood^and' Sons, • Coilard and Collard, Lipp & Sohn, Schwechteri, • Bohm, Erard, and other notable makers. TIME PAYMENTS FROM 20/-, MONTHLY. ' 1 ORGANS £lfjo ... worth £25 ] ORGANS . £2Z 10 «. worth fSO J DRESDEN; PlAlip COMPANY, ;* Lambton Quay & Braodon St v - A Wellington. • . v I M^J. BROOKES, /'j J)> '- Manager., • **1 ' LAND. .'I NEWTON. *KlN^v-,': ' , A UCTIONEER L&P AGENT, '; Jp),' ( stra^dforS;T* >' ] 1668. — 220 acres, freehold, practic-. ally from Hawe^a, ( . » f gobd *drafl^ m first-class ' order, substantial house ot 6 ] rooms, 1,5 >aiKWvshedi^^lMe, " d 1 1 1; §.tc.}* craKner^-apd ' school on \ [ farmer itnore than k nalf the farm I has been ploughed. Price £16 . I £qs per acre. »- ' •, 11651 1656 — 250 acres, freehold^ all in f j grass except shelter, 10 miles' £ i from Stratford, undulating land, : I a large proportion being level \ I o enough to plough, 4 roomed 1 house, i os per acie. 1635 — Soo acres, 700 in grass, good country and not too rough, fenced, and sub-divided, whare, yards, ,-, etc '> £3 55 per acre for goodwill j ol 0.r.p., license. This property 1 is good value and worthy of i investigation by intending pur- . chasers. 710 acres, freehold, first-class grazing farm, 10 miles from Stratford; ail in excellent order, house, trapshed, yards, etc.," suitable for dairying, £•*, pe* acre. 1648 — 200 acres, freehold, Hastings road, a first-class dairy farm -m every way with right to purchase at £iS per acre. Goodwill £*600. I . F. W. WfeßSTEft, * . . ; Ma»xger ' Stratford rh ~ -■ ; / notice. / FIT A^yiNG disposed of my ►' ill: .F#ces fiiu«t Butc^erv