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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7870, 4 January 1904, Page 3

1903-4. all the Latest Muslins, Linens, etc. hats, millinery, blouses, silks, - with a large assortment of calicoes, sheetings, forfars,- linens. and varied stock of men's, youths', and boys' clothing, shirts, hats, ties, sox, collars, etc. *an up-to-date stock of ladies and gents' boots * JBv stoclf of linojeums and floor- I One visit to our establishment cloths just fopened. j will repay you. } — : W. GmXJAtit & CO,, GROCERS, PB&2ERS, CLOTHIERS, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERB, KAPONGA.

lipvUCK in Jelly, Roast Fowl, and \ } Picnic Pies at Smith's. LICENSED LAND BROKEB, FINANCIAL - INSUBANCE <%, GENERAL COM ,- MISSION AQENT Oounoil Chambers ... H\wkb<i -4-A<JKNCIBS — Colonial Mutual Life Office. - . Phccnix Assurabca Company. <:>u3fl.Q Aefiideat Insurance Coy, Sb»iSr,BaViU and Coy., Ltd., 1 Town Country Properties of j every descn^ion for eale and lease*. 1 Rents anddebts collected. Loans nogWated. In=?oranoe|gainet fir«and accident effected afcrnmimim ratoo. Translerß, l§og^<' mortgages, eto prepaid^ at eckla^aies •« t/- \, .1 .

AJRE YOU \IN WANT OF A "^ TIP-TOP D&tRY FARM ? ' 1 a, COME HURLEYVILLE, the Warden of Taranaki. Proved, to b® some of the finest dairying cp^njry m the world. Splendid -D^ry* Farms for Sale — the pick of the district, the joy of a dairyman's^bjefjrt — areas from 20 to 400 acres: "'g^ojd, house, cowshed, and outbuildings oh each. Well shelterefLano/Kvatered by perennial streams ; jnok flooded ' in winter, never parcher] i,n summer. . Also, 254^2 dairy farm with 70 cows, etc!, t b4use,/and cowshed; easy rea^fer^bf creamery. To a, man with abqfut^f 6oo capital, this opportunity is' the chance of a life JK Small gracing, runs for sale or Good/accommodation. ctonWtion. R % J. -H. NICHOLAS, Land A^ent, . Store knd Post. Office

coach [factory and GEN^EAL SMITHY. W. ' ByUCKINGHAM, rmnotifying that he fulfil orders for description, also Panting, and trimbranches will be done precises. leaving secured B^^Bervices^of. a first-class coach those l^esirous of haying <e|»ainted, and lined ' their orders finished in style. " >:': ' \ smithing in \all its <\\ implements *made " ' # "' and all farri&'s W skilled workmen. y . . novel' and so^e-* jpJO^I tfe W, ■ ' '' Y | pleatfekigand taking,] this does not re|er- 40 Company/ H^^^^BMiltest model of bicycle firm have .-placed H is ks far