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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IV, Issue 518, 12 June 1883, Page 1

-jT CO i" CO O O OO 03 «w «MM „ 09 o la ° En tin § -pq I" 43 "* 3 « m © « laag i MO a M 3 tf | * 2 * §! r i o <N 52 "^ *-l .1o H H £ I in § r- , O mT3 *.£ g « ssi t I £5 to bo rf I W H 1 Bs*s3 a w S SR 3 o S iisi • PhPhehQ w t» to co m Jj CO CO (N CO I I HENET SINCLAIE, BUILDER & CONTEACTOE, IMLiNAIA. Estimates given for any description of buildings. 100,000 feet of seasoned timber of all 61358 kinds on hand. J. J. UKQUHAET, T>UILDEE & UNDEETAKER, MANAIA. Otakeho. s. deTllee, /^.ENERAL BLACKSMITH \JC (Late of Manaia), while returning thanks for past favors, desires to inform his customers and settlers generally that lie has commenced at Otakeiio, and trusts by attention to business to secure public jpatronage. Otakeho. .TjIENCING! FENCING!! A quantity of Nos. 6, 7, and 8 FENCING WIRE. Also, IOWA 4-BAEB WIRE, just to hand — more to arrive. We have also received an excellent lot of Spades and Shovels — former specially adapted to ditching and BANKING. Faeming and Bush Implements of all kinds on hand. BLENNERHASSETT BEOS., Geneeal Stoeekeepees, Otakeho. N.B. — A few sections for sale in this township. Opunake. EH. SECCOMBE, • Saddler and HARNESS MAKER. Repairs neatly executed. A largo stock always on hand. Terms moderate. B. H. SECCOMBE. ST. HE N W 0 0 D, • Family Butcheb, Opunake. Families waited on daily. TO THE INHABITANTS OF OPUNAKE AND SUBEOUNDING DISTBICTS. 1 The undersigned begs to intimate that he has commenced business as Coachbuilder, Wheelwright, General Blacksmith, and Horse-shoer. All kinds' of vehicles, traps,, and drays made to orderi Repairs neatly executed; Farmers' implements , made arid repaired > ♦ J. A. CLARK, Opunake, (BetWeen Crowther's and Galvin's).