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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 478, 22 November 1879, Page 3

' ■ '■M SI ■* < 8B wi s SB Mi &<t EH w r, tf M hj W M K2 $ H fc & WHITTAKER BROS., . Hawera, ‘ UNIVERSAL , DRAPERS AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. r > * WHITTAKER BROS respectfully thank the Public for the very Liberal-Support afforded to them since their commencement in Business, ami hope by . keeping none but the best of GOODS, to. merit a -Still further share of Public Favdr. And in order to be able to keep a much bettor Assorted Stock of everything .appertaining to their Businesses, they have commenced the Erection of Handsome and Commodious Premises, and until the Completion of which, they have determined to allow to all Customers a Discount of * !' • 5 per Cent. for Cash per Cent, for Monthly Bills In the following .Departments:— Drapery. Department Mens’ Out-fitting Department Boys’ Out-fitting Department Boot Out-fitting Department BOOK DEPARTMENT Stationery Department Fancy ©roods and Toy Department All of which will be found well assorted, and of value not to be equalled in the District. THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT Will be found replete with Every Requirement, at Low Prices. bottlers waited upon for orders, when they can depend on having Goods sent to tbeir entire satisfaction. WHITTAKER BROS.. UNIVERSAL DRAPERS & GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, HAWERA HOUSE, H A W E R A. 1162 w HI T T A K E R BROS., UNIVERSAL DItiLFISStS iLHB STOREKEEPERS, HAWERA.

JUST XtSCBZVED BV T228 UNBSESZ^IfEB' (Ex St. Leonards from London) MENS’ AND YOUTHS’ CRICKETING GOODS, | BATS! BALLS! BATTING-GLOYES! ' GAUNTLETS, LEG GUARDS, STUMPS AND BAILS, SCORING-BOOKS, CRICKETING BAGS, LONG-STOPPING NETS, LILLY WHITE’S “ Guide to Cricketers,” COATS, TROWSERS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SPIKES. The Bats are Cobbett’s and Pago’s—Single, Double, and All-cane Superior (right and left Land). Balls are Duke’s, Darkc’sj and Page’s (treble and double seam). *** Cricketers may rely upon getting material of the very best description from this establishment , as S. T's Stock is selected by a member of the Marylebone ALSO, ON Salesulphur, LIME, WOOL PACKS, COOPER’S SHEEP DIP, SHEEP SHEARS, MARKING INK, TWINE. FENCING WIRE, CORRUGATED IRON, BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY. EARTHEN.,\ GLASS, CHINA, AND LAMP WARE OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS. PAINTS AND OILS. ' NEW SEASONS’ TEAS: WINES AND GROCERIES, OILMEN’S STORES TOBACCOS, CIGARS. CORN SACKS. LADIES’, GENTS.’, YOUTHS’, AND CHILDRENS’ BOOTS AND SHOES; All of Colonial Make. .GRASS & GLOVER SEEDS; - ; The Undersigned will indent any class of goods for his clients (if hot in stock) lor a very small commission. s “aUTplTilsL GENERAL MERCHANT. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENT. LICENSED DEALER IN ARMS AND AMMUNITION. O ARLYLB. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY r (FIRE Ain) MAKIWB.) CAPITAL .... £2,000,000; - : Fire Department— lnsurances effected bh Dwelling Houses br the contents thereof, Hotelsj and every other description of insurable properly. Marine Department— lnsurances effected bn Wobi from Sheep’s back bi’ shed to Londonj Hulls of Ships, or Steamers. All Insurances effected at Current Rates. SAMUEL TAPLIN, Agent.