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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8095, 26 September 1904, Page 4

AH CHANG, Princes street ... Hawera. CASH BUYER OF FUNGUS In any Quantity. Over 5 sack lota 4sd per lb. Still large supply of Tussore Silk, double width 2/2 per yd. ; single 1/2; 1 8yd. piece 36/. Other Dress Silks at lowest price. Inspection Invited^ Tea. Tea. Tea. 51b box 6/6, 7/6, 8A 10/6 per box ; i/.i/4, 1/6, l /9t V per Ib. We are holding a large stock of Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Brushware, Stationery, Ironmongery, Tobaccos, Fruits, Confectionery, Chocolated all kinds of Biscuits, Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, Rolled Oats, Pollard, Bran, Wheat, Maize,' Barley, Potatoes, Onions, and other produce at lowest rates for cash. Goods de- * livered. , Telephone 96. ■Ps ~ DINNERS, • BUPPERB, OYSTERS, FISH, Etc,, . \ There is nothing Better, than the GRID - i HIGH ST., HAWERA. N.B. — Hot and cold water baths on the premises, 1/ ' • 1 Telephone 115. ! UAKNEHB TIME ~~ BY USING THE ; New Century - • Typewriter • • IT'S working capacity is unlimited, I I and for Correspondence, Invoicing, Tabulating, and General ' Office or Factory Work it is Without a Rival. [ Friction reduced by ball-bearings. ' f Adjustable alignment rail. Non-colliddble type*bars. Automatic ribbon reverse. No " piling-up " of letters. , Inter-line spacing. I Velvet touch. 34 characters. 1 •_ nese are a few NEW CENTURY ' I FEATURES, but there are others. Write us, and by return mail you , will receive oar Handsome Illust rated Free Catalogue. Correspondence invited. Free trial I if required* 1 NEW CENTURY TYPEWRITER 00. 1 31, Victoria St., Wellington, ' And at Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. ' . 0\ GIBSON'S HAWERA STABLES. Union St. ... Hawbra. f H. GIBSON wishes to vX« thank his numerous customers for the manner in which they I have put up with inconvenience for so long, and now begs to intimate that he has built a new and up-to-date stable with all the latest conveniences on a section adjoining the old site. The plant and horses are second 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 \i. GIBSON'S EMPIRE HOTEL STABLES. Princes St. ... Hawbra. 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 |harnea cleaned for a small remuneration. No hires executed from this stable. Ladies' waiting room and lavatory, with every convenience, on tbe 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. Telephone 114. HAUGHEY'S COMMERCIAL STABLES. High and Princes street, Hawera. ON HlßE— Double and single buggies, gigs, brakes, landaus, and saddle horses. None but reliable horses seat outfl Careful grooms always in attendance. Recently erected a large and commodious buggy shed; also ladies' waiting room and lavatory. Cabs meet all trains. . Telegrams and letters promptly ■ attended to. Telephone No. 18. A. HAUGHEY & SON Proprietors. . IWPER THE PATRONAGE OX #HIS EXCEU,ENCY IjOKD R^NFURI/Y. EGMONT WVERY AND BAIT STABILES. On Hire— Double and single bujcfies, gigs, brakes, saddle horses or ladies and* gentlemen. None mt reliable horses sent out. Office of Opunake coach. Orders by post and telegram ffowptiy attended to.: Telephones -Stables 20, Private Residence 04. T. HIGGINSON, Proprietor