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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8097, 28 September 1904, Page 4

■P^^^W"?" 11111 " .■ " pHsh arrivals of SPRING and STJMMBR GOODS, Ex Athenic, Rakaia, Papanui, Now on View. Economic - - W. SPENOE - - - Hawera

A Cup ot NECTAR is so Delicious so Refreshing, and so Economical. TEA Orange Tips (*»¥•». i». „ .. mi Bib, 101*, Golden Tips} tw PURE CEYLON. - HILL GROWW From — M. J. Campbell, Hawera. Gilmour andSmelhe, Manaia and Auroa. M. B. Gibbons, Pihama. W. K. Howitt, Awatuna. A. W. On?an, Te Kiri. / Davy and Co., Kapuni. I Mills and Adlam, Kaponga. Free samples from above merchants on applicetion. ASK FOR THE " CHAMPION r BRAND FLOUR. THE Best and Most Ec©nomical (therefore the cheapest) Flour on the market. By asking your Storekeeper for the ••CHAMPION FLOUR," and your Baker for •• CHAMPION BBEAD," you are assisting to fight the celebrated Southern Flour Trust— 50 j , strong. IS* Breadwinners ! Think of thisj and insist on having the " Champion " flour. LAND. LAND. vypf\ ACRES, L.1.P., 560 in . § \J\J grass, 200 good milling , timber, good road, 4J miles to township, undulating country, house 5 rooms, stockyard, etc., fenced. £ 4 5s per acre. 1752 200 acres, native lease, some of the choicest of Taranaki, all in grass, never been milked on, rent 2/6, goodwill j£B, 10 years to run. Very easy terms. 1720 300 acres, freehold, 4 miles east of Stratford, level land, metal road, 2 miles from railway, factory, etc., good house, cowshed, etc. A : splendid chance for a family. For sale cheap. cash. 200 acres, freehold, undulating country, Toko district, metal road, , creamery handy. For lease with optional purchasing clause. Compensation for improvements at end '. of term it purchase not completed. ' 800 acres, 700 in grass, good ' country and not too rough, fenced and sub-divided, whare, yards, etc., £1 5s per acre for goodwill of l.i.p. license. This property is good value and worthy of 1 investigation by intending purchasers. 1635 Waimate Plains - Splendid Farms of first-class land, areas range from 50 acres upwards. Exceptional Terms. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER & LAND AGENT BTRATFORD. J OBJECTION TO LIQUORS OFTEN* arises from the poor quality. This will not apply to outs, because we furnish ONLY THE . . . PURE ARTICLE. Call on us and we'll supply you with satisfactory wines and liquors for the most reasonable consideration. WOOD & BEDFORD, Regent Street Hawera. EOMONT STEAM BAW, PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. Established 1883. Bush Mills at Midhirst and Ngaire. Yards at Midhirst, Stratford, Ngaire. Head Office and Factory : Princes street, - Hawera. p< EO. SYME, Proprietor A large stock o all sizes of rough and dressed timber in rimu, matai, totara, kauri, and white pine. Rusticated boarding, tongued and grooved flooring, T.G.B. & V. lining. All trade requisites kept in stock JOINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION including sashes, doors, sash frames, door frames, shop fronts, roller shutters, bay and Venetian windows skylights, vinery and garden lights staircases, mantelpieces, gates, posts ornamental fencing, handrailing. MOULDINGS OF ALL PATIEBtfS.Special designs to order. tTurnery and band saw cutting in all their branches. Carved trusses, verandah, mantel and cave brackets. Tallow casks, butter kegs, tubs, buckets, cheese vats, barrel and square churns with stand and pulleys complete. Large factory churns made to order with all the latest improvements. ' 7 All material used for joinery and manufactured goods picked atod thoroughly seasoned. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. WDIMOCK & CO., Ltd., • Wellington, are buyers of ?0,000 (ten thousand) Bacon' Pigs Maiden Sows and Barrows. Full particulars from A. E. Dimock, Kaponga. Receiving Days. • Kaponga: Qnce a fortnight, cpm- ; mencing from sth July. / • ] Eltham: Once a fortnight, from 6th July. Okaiawa; Qnce a fortnight, .from 4th July. ] Opunake: Every four weeks, commencing from 14th July. t Price- T 4ap«?tffc

! ECLIPSE POULTRY YARDS. I — — — SITTINGS of Eggs from^the following Prize - takers at ! Palmerston North, Wanganui, and Hawera (good laying strains), 5/6 per sitting, postage paid : Siuglecomb Black Orpington, Brown and White Leghorn, and Golden Wyandotte. Oiders booked in rotation. Cash with order. Also, Incubators and Brooders — the best in the market. E. E. FROMONT, Eclipse Poultry Yards, Hawera. C. T, NICHULAbi j (Late W. J. Garry OL.ACKSMITH and HORSEO SHOER, Princes Street ... Hawkra. All work carefully attended to. Agricultural machinery repaired at shortest notice. A. H. DUXFIELD LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SADDLE MAKER. SADDLES and Harness ot every description made to order on the ptemises. Satisfaction guaranteed. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. ! Agent for Clapham's Patent Horse Holder and Wheel-lock and Kirkwood's Ointment. A. H. DUXFIELD, High ... Hawera. THERE'S NO KICK Coming from anyone Who buys meat here. *$'• E buy the best stock of all '* kinds, we cut it up to the best advantage, and we deliver all orders promptly and punctually anywhere in the town. May we serve you ? S. A. DAILEY, Amuri Butchery ... Princes st. BOOTH, MACDONALD & CO.'S IMPLEMENTS. FJ. WRIGLEY has been ap- • pointed Agent for the above celebrated Farming Implements. Samples of Single and Double Furrow Ploughs, Steel Frame Disc Harrows, Parmiter Harrows, Windmills, etc., etc., now on view at ; catalogue prices. Inspection invited. F. J. WRIGLEY, High Street Hawera. . ELTHAM COACH FACTORY SECOND-HAND VEHICLES FOR SALE CHEAP TO CLEAR. 1 Double Buggy, £11 3 Spring Drays, good order 2 Spring Carts, good order 1 Bradley Gig, good order 2 Long shatters, good order 2 Gigs, good order Agent for Messrs Booth, Macdonald and Co. fS* Note the address — E. L. BRIANT, Eltham Coach Factory, Bridge Street Ei/rtfAM NOW'S THE TIME . . TO . . PRESERVE EGGS. U7ATERGLASS— The Economic »* Egg Preservative will keep fresh eggs fresh fiom 9 lo 12 months. Try it. 1/- bottle. GARDENING— A full assortment of O'Leary Bros.' and Downs' Seeds. Also, rakes, spades, hoes, border forks, etc. FARMERS • Save your Cows by using Syke's Red Drench. It is invaluable. A large stock on hand. Bock's Cement — the best on the market for mending crockery, etc. Grape Nuts (the latest breakfast food), cerebos salt, tinned tomatoes, marinated herrings, Yarmouth bloaters, haddocks, honey. I stock no other than Snowball Flour. Aulsebrook's Keil Fingers — the nicest biscuit on the market, v M. J. CAMPBELL, HIGH STBEE T HAWERA MEAT FREEZING. THE WEST COAST REFRIGERATING CO., PATEA, ARE prepared to receive Cattle and Sheep, Pigs, etc., for freezing and shipping for Home or other markets. Arrangements have been made for slaughtering under Government inspection by competent butchers. Skins and Hides will be disposed of as clients may instruct. Current rates will be allowed for fat. Liberal advances can be arranged against stock shipped. For rail particulars apply to the Secretary West Coast Refrigerating Company, Ltd., Patea; or to the following 4 Messrs T. L.Joll, Okaiawa ; A. C. Pease, Mangatoki ; J. J. Campbell, Kaupokonui; Win; Williams, Meremert; <3eo. Johnston, Waverley,- ~ .' ' F. W. GRAINGER, , - Secretary. » WANTED KNOWN^Furnir ture of all descriptions, in* eluding well-finished Duchesses and Sideboards. We deliver. The %t»R^entßtre|^ f >

i The One | ■ Thing I I Needful I a To makq A I Worth I a Living. m aiul but 27 inches high, the man 2 inchos higher. L mustn't forget to tell you that for each and all of these shows you have tn pay extra. Wo also visited the Indian school and villages of many other tribes. (To bo Continued.) [Note. — In the previous instalment received from our contributor he had not yet arrived in America, but was "doing" the islands en route. -Apparently a budget has gone astray.— Ed.] LANE'S EMULSION. The great lung-healer and body builder. A I whole lot of talk is not the medicine to cure lung troubles. Take Lane's Emulsion — that's the medicine. If you have not given Lane's a faithful trial you cannot know how really good Lane's Emulsion is. I?or ail- ( ments of the throat and j lungs, or to assist weakly, ailing children to grow into bright and healthy children there is no preparation equal to Lane's Emulsion. It is the one great medicine-food ordered by doctors, and used in all sorts of homes. Chemists and Stores sell Lane's Emulsion 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. Take none but Lane's, ioia j I Government life InsuranceT BTATE GUARANTEE. Bomum accrue with txch Premium paid. Triennial Distributions. . BtMMS allottad to data : £1 ,920,000. Jk >. H. ttICHtKDHOH. T.T.A- OcmmlwloßM ELTHAM BACON CO., LTD. THE Factory is open to receive good quality Pigs every Wednesday. EDWIN PAROTT, Secretary. Ha-wern. X>ir«.<st:ory. BISHOP, W. G., Bricklayer, High st. Estimates given. * COLE & DONNELLEY, Gunsmiths. ' Repairs dono on tho premises by competent men. CUDBY, C, Bootmaker, Princes st. Est. 1883. Boots made to measure. Repairs oxecutcd with despatch. FAKE AND SONS, Bricklayers, Victoria st. and South road. Drainage and sanitary work. Estimates given. Telephone 127. KEEN, J. P. and Co., Bakers and Confectioners, Caterers. Wedding Cakes to Order. Afternoon tea rooms. KIRBY, J. W., Argyle street, Steam, Gas, and Oil Engines, Turbines, Motors, and Refrigerators erected and repaired at reduced rates. Estimates given. SAGE , G. C, Princes street, manufacturer of tents, tarpaulins, horse and cow covers. Flags of all nations ; made to order. j WHITTINGTON, H. X., Bricklayer, High street and Glover road, j Drainage and sanitary work a speciality. I Estimates given. Telephone 79. j JbLckponga, Directory. GUY, A. H., Wheelwright and Gene- . ral Smith. Dairy Factory Machinery and Agriculiural Implements repaired. Shoeing a speciality. Terms moderate. Okftla'WfL I>ireotory. DUFFELL, ALBERT (late L. Fisher), Carrier and Contractor. AH. orders promptly and carefully executed. All kinds of Farm Work contracted for. OpuunkD Oireutoiry. O'TJRIEN, A., Architect. Plans, JP Specifications, Estimates. DWARD "O HOBN ER, SHIPPING AGENT, INSURANCE, ANeTgENERAL AGENT, PATEA. ; , Agent for— Anchor. Line of Steamers, Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company ; Harmonic Hall, etc. Broker Australian Mutual Provident Society. Licensed Custom House Agent. Clerk Patea County Council.. t „ Secretary' Hospital Board. Secretary Patea Harbor Board. i Purchaser of Fungus and all kinds of ProftcaJor Ca«]) f ,

WANGANUI A. & P. SHOW. November 16th & 17th. J51250 IN PRIZES. j Entries close Nov. 5. Get a Sofmfnle. j Bclbv Morton, sioiiitaiiv. j SOMERSET HOUSE j (Near Railway Station). j PPETERSEN, late ot Post 9 Office Temperance Hotel, Dannevirke, begs to announce that he has purchased Mrs Weeks' interest in the above Boardinghouse, and has much pleasure in intimating that he intends to carry on the management on entirely new lines. An excellent table will be kept, and terms will be found moderate. Good accommodation provided for the travelling public. P. PETERSEN, Proprietor, Hawera. ' PH(ENIX ENUINEBHINCr WORKS, Union-st., Hawera J. HOPKIRK. T7INGINEERING work of every j2j description. Estimates given. General Blacksmithing and Horse-shoeing by Competent Man. , Workmanship guaranteed. ; For Sale Cheap.— Complete Factory Plant, comprising 150 gallon Separator, Churn, Butterworker, Boiler and Engine. Also, one Bft. Windmill. Engineers' requisites for sale. GARDBN SKATS IVf APE TO ORPEII. GIBSON'S HAWERA STABLES. Union St. ... Hawera. / H. GIBSON wishes to VT« thank his numerous customers for the manner in which they 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 yz. GIBSON'S EMPIRE HOTEL STABLES. Princes St. ... Hawera. GH. GIBS9N 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 thepremises. 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 outf 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. 1 UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP HIS EXCELLENCY LORD RANFURLY. EGMONT LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. On Hire — Double afid single buggies, gigs, brakes, saddle horses for ladies and gentlemen. None but reliable horses sent out. Office of Opunake coach. Orders by post and telegram promptly attended to. Telephones — Stables 20, Private Residence 104. T. HIGGINSON, Proprietor. R. B. THOMSON, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, (Box 593) AUCKLAND. 3800 Acres, within 40 miles ol Auckland, sea-side estate, communication railway and road or by steam boat. One of the best fattening farms in the province ; includes 28 miles first-class fencing. Buildings : House (8 rooms), ; wool sheds, yards, &c, &c. Would make good dairy farms. Price 15s per acre. Terms, % cash ; balance 4^ per cent. Good reasons for selling. 1 100 Acres, 9 miles from railway, first-class limestone bush country, 400 acres in grass, carrying 3 sheep per acre, 6 paddocks, fencing of the best, house, (six rooms, 12ft' stud), yards (complete), 17 feet first-class coal outcropping alongside boundary fence. A great bargain at £4. 10s per acre ; terms. Handy to Auckland. 1356 Acres, 7 miles from railway, handy to Auckland, limestone bush country, ■ 1100 acres felled and in grass and turnips, 18 paddocks (totara posts),, six roomed house (all conveniences), stables ; sheds, yards, etc. Stock for winter 300 head cattle, 20 ' horses,' 1300 sheep. Price £js *°s per t acre.{ \V Residences, farms 100 acres and upwa*d«v. Buy at grazing price." Further .particulars R. B.TH6MSON, LAND AND JSSTATE AGENT, Box 593- AUCKXAND, DENTONE instantly relieves » toothache without injury, to teeth or gums. Try a bottle and save your teeth. Prepared only by Wallace, chemist. ' ' ■;

■■■m FOOTWEAR, i AS DESIGN SHOWN. HIGH STREET, IIAWERA. I I WRITE ! AND WE WILL SEND YOU PER RETURN MAIL Post Free t A FULL RA.NGE OF OUK ; Summer Samples h ' lo I' r THEY ARE WORTH SEEING, I And comprise the Newest Creations in Woollen, Linen, ,: and Cotton Fabrics, having been bought in London and Paris under the personal supervision of our Mr Choycc. I MILNE & CHOYCE LTD ;V. DRAPERS, AUCKLAND., if' »> ' • »^ ■"' t^ mmm **—* ■■ ■■ ■* ii ' ~MJrSSk\ HURRELL it flfi Jr^S^^^n JjROS.S X : Q^ M CARRIAGE BUILDERS, i'XHTI^H to intimate that they have now completed the most X' VV Up.-to-Date CARRIAGE FACTORY and SHOWROOM r in Taranaki. Farmers \ Should now place their Orders for Milk Waggons and Drays &fbr the coming season. It will pay you to get a quotation irom us, and ('inspect our present stock. l A variety of Second-hand Vehicles for sale. KOUR SHOEING FORGE. m, If you value your Horse, READ THlS,— Great satisfaction has Kjbeen daily expressed by our numerous customers of the manner in which Htneir Shoeing has bee« done by us during the last twelve months. i A SPECIALITY. m» r3» PLEASE NOTE.—Horses suffering irom BAD FEET and X BRUSHING Cured in every case. X Telephone No. 4. HURRELL BROS. m MQfiS^F^ViJL m w^ J*k none e 9 ua ' m" ' W^i^i there are many --^ w ' jKai TinßAr^rosS si r^ but nonfi to cdual*

IpEATBE ■OVAL; . H HAWERA. X mHE GREAT CLEAR. ft ING SALE B- 18 QtlhL CONTINUED. X ' PRICES LOWEK THAN » 'ever. ■P For Drapery Goods of Every X Description I THEATRE ROYAL. IKOUNG YOUNG. llscH .Street - Hawira. USf ANTED KNOWN,— Cheap IK ■ Gpceries, Fruit, and Con IKmarv for sale— solb bag flour 5«, IHEi sugar 10/9, Price's candles IKftatches 4ddoz, jam Ad tin, Km, bottle, kippered herrings IHKU salmon $d tin, uf tea for IHEEfenriing tea */, lib Derby l JUmsf2> 7 lb b *S salt 6d> 2 510 SBpk Cashb»ywoffwng«9,

I AM TIRED. Tp VERYBODY is tired, spring jQj weather makes us so. The spring feeling is one of general lassitude, with dull, heavy sensations; continual tired feeling, with irregular "appetite and sometimes loss of sleep. j^^^m BLUE FLAG WF*Ui'«i ' HVERCURE flMgirtml). The Ideal Spring Medicine. t ■. Invigorates the system, rejuvenates the feelings, restores the normal appetite, and produces regular sleep. As a tonic and healthy regulator, it has 00 equal. Chemfsts and Stores. 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. . MONEY TO LEND. . : I HAVE several sums ranging ' from £300 to £1500 awaiting investment at current rates. H. HALLIWELI* Solicitor, Regent street, Hawera*