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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 13 April 1922, Page 7

/"^OEONATIOK TTOTEL. • vj JU ELTHAM. PRICE LIST. ; GILBEY'S SPECIAL INVALID PORT (guaranteed 15 years old), 7a 6d per bottle; 7 s p«r case lots. Old Spanish Wines 6s per bottle, i BRANDIES— Hennessy's Three Slar, 19s bottle. Hennessy's One Star, 15s 6d bottle. Gustave Pierre (Three Star), 15s. Fine Old (French) Draught Brandy, 11s 6d bottle. WHISKIES— Buchanan's Red Seal, Walker's, 0.0 (Old Orkney), Dewar's Special Liqueur, White Horse, Green Stripe, Black and White, each 12s 6d per bottle: 12s per bottle case lots. GINS— '. Gilbey's Dry Gin, 12s per bottle. ! J.D.K.Z., 13s 6d per bottle. Old Tom, 12s 6d per bottle, ; Wolfe's Schnapps, 12s 6d per bottle. RUM— ! Red Heart. 12s 6d per bottle. 1 Draught Rum (Old Jamaica) 11s Bd. ALES and STOUTS— '■ All Colonial Ales and Stouts, Is 6d per quart bottle. English Stout, 3s 6d quart bottle, or 36s per dozen; 2s pint bottle, or 21s per dozen. Special Quotations for Clearing Sales. Banquets, etc. No American Rye or Canadian Whisky stocked, /CORONATION TTOTEL V^ E. CRABTREE.XX Proprietor.

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FOR SALE HAVE ON OFFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES: TiO LET or Lease for term to. suitable tenant, building known as Oddfellows' Hall; 2500 feet floor Bpace, gallery and front offices. Full particulars -on application. FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE in good order, on very good quarter-acre section with fine garden. Owner leaving Hawera. Only £500. An excellent chance for a working man.. ROBERT S. SAGE. ICCOUNTANT AND LAND AGENT, 10 REGENT STREET, HAWERA_ "JITY hands are rough, my skin is tough and my arms are all burned brown; I've not the grace, the sallow face, of the chap who lives in town. But I have health and also wealth, for my farm is all my own; the well-built house where streams run close; but I'm living all alone. My heart's a whirl, I know a girl and she lives down our way; gives me the eye when she goes by a-tripping every day. I don't know how- to scrape and bow, so I'll breast up with a swing : My dear Miss Dove, become my love, here's a Smith's Engagement Eing!'' G. G. S MITH« NEW SHOP, UNION STREET.

T^UBSE DIX will be in attendance at the Plunket Booms in High Street (opposite Public Trust Office) on MONDAY, THUKSDAY and SATURDAY, from 2to 5 p.m. Private address: C/o Mrs Pinel, Caledonia St. 'Phone 632. Advice free. v ' __,