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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 191, 29 July 1896, Page 3

Robert Wake BEGS to intimate that lie has now _ concluded the alterations to his promises in Foaton Street, (opposite the Grand Hotel,) and has a large and well assorted stock of the undermentioned goods, FOR CASH & CASH ONLY. This Rule will bo strictly adhered to so no one need be offended if credit is refused. Men's Mercery, Hats, &c. Men's and Boys' Clothing ~ Boots & Shoes Blankets, Rugs, Prints, Flannelettes, etc. Saddles, Bridles, etc. Complete Stock of Fancy Goods, Stationery and Books Tobacconist's Goods, etcMusical Instruments Fishing Tackle Window glass & Lamp glasses. LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF BIRTHDAY, XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. Maori Curios in Great Variety. First-class Billiard Table. Prescriptions dispensed by a Qualified Chemist at ROBERT WAKE'S. MAMAKXJ SAY/ & PLANING MILLS, MOUNTAIN Rl7^\J, 'J'i ii-: OXLY GENUINE DRY LAND TIMBER IN THE MARKET. MESSRS KUSABS BROS, beg respectfully to inform the Public of Hulorua uud vicinity thut they have established a yard in Hiucmoa-st , and win now supply the fiuest class of Building Material in the Market. Ir. is unequalled in durability uud impervious to the attacks of borer mid dry rot. Thoir sawmills are fitted with the most modern appliances and tlie firm is able to supply any quantity of Dry Building Material on tlie snort est notice. Skirtings, Architraves, Mouldings, and Dressed Timber of every description,"; Always on Hand. HENAU HOUSE BLOCKS. KUSABS BEOS., MAMAKU ok OHAUPO. Or at the Yards, HINEMOA STREET, ROTORtTA. M. SIMON, (Late of Melbourne.) Practical Tailok. Clother- made to order on the shortest notice. Style iind Fit not k. be tqiiaJlrd in town \BS& Ajjijuksr; ArawaSt. W Roiorua. (Under Vice-regal Patrona je.) rno T O U It I S T S, E t c. it. J E VUTIFI'L VSESESTB I'OU ftOMB. Very Handsome Inlaid Tables; Cabinets, Jawol Oases, etc., all made from the finest of Now Zealand's Forest Woods. Patronised by His Excellency the Earl of Glasgow, K.C., 8.M.G.. and nearly all the nobility, British and Foreign Officers, and gentiy who have visited New Zealand. W. NORRIE, Top of Shorthvnd-st.