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Golden Bay Argus, Volume VII, Issue 69, 26 September 1901, Page 6

raiira J Ik H/l' l k^ B ' whilst thanking A.. IYI the residents of the district for the liberal support accorded him during the past few years he has been carrying on business as BOOT and SHOEMAKER, begs to notify that he has OPENED in THREE'S HALL with a General Stock of Useful DRAPERY IN ALL LINES. Further Gonsignments of New Goods to arrive in a Few Days. INSPECTION INVITED. . Note the address — J. A. I Economic Cash Draper, TASMAN ST., OOLLINGWOOD. N.B.—The BOOT and SHOE Business will be carried on as heretofore. IF YOU WANT VEHICLE of any description V the best place to get it is from TAKAKA. TE build anything from a BARROW to a BUGGY. Dozens of designs to choose from. Repairs and painting promptly attended to. Best material and workmanship guaranteed. Agents for P. and D. Duncan's Ploughs, Cultivators, <fcc. Best in the Market. PLEASE note that I have OPENED a SHOP at my Premises, BAINHAM, with a Genera/ Assortment opoape'r)f, Boots and Shoes, Also a Good Stock of Best Brands of Tobacco at 9d per stick. ALL GOODS Ticketed at Manoy's Prices, Motueka. Inspection Invited, JOHN BAIN. BAINHAM. PUPONGA COAL AND GOLDMINING COMPANY. COAL, jJQUAL for all purposes to the best Tj in the Colony. Order from JOSEPH TAYLOR, Attorney and Manager, Puponga Coal Mine, Collingwood. THE ECONOMIC, WELLINGTON, HAVE pleasure in announcing that they have opened 139 Cases of IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS, SHADES, AND STYLES, For Spring and Summer wear. Patterns will be forwarded upon receipt of letter. Annual Stocktaking Sale.—Hundreds of bargains to be had at L. Sutton's.