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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 174, 1 April 1896, Page 4

WHOLESALE .A-O-ZEHSTTS L. D. NATHAN & Co TKURKNCK SMITH Si CARRIAGE WORKS. CORCH & WAGGON FACTORY. ESTABLISHED OVER 10 YEARS. 1 '"■ . ; ■ ■■—• ed are manufacturers of all clusses of Vehicles & Agricultural Implementm reputation as practical Mechanics and W. P's 27 yo rs experience in ine Australasian Colonies, justify us in claiminir that, we can furnish a better class of Vehicles consistent with honest work at a cheaper rate than any of our competitors The Public will find it to their adTantape to ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY, where they can have the pleasure of seeing fiist-class material and workmanship put in articles m«de to their Talued orders. N.B.—Vehicles of all descriptions repaired, painted, renovate:! and ninde to leak equal to new. WILLIAM PARKER, Coacibuilder. JAMES HAUA, Blacksmith. A, AND C, BROOK, HORACE STEWART. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, saddle, harness, and collar Fenton Street, Rotorca. MAKER, And at Parnell and Newmarket. FENTON-ST., KOTORUA, Large and varied Stock of English, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Chains, Foreign and Colonial Boots and Sho6s Bits, Spurs, Harness Soap, &c. to choose from at the most RFASDN&RI F Coachaline, a waterproof preservative nC# !r"v" D ~_r l l , i' lld * for all kinds of leather. -•-■«.*>_ r Axleine, a perfect lubricant for carEOOTBALL BOOTS just arrived. | riages, waggons, &c. All orders and repairs expeditiously Collars made to measure- on the pi executed miscs a speciality. Lengthened expe ' I ence in all classes of Saddler's work. All b. E. FORDYCE, - - Manager, orders promptly attended to.