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Opunake Times, 3 July 1894, Page 1

xUIK pLUMBEH^jTIN SMITHS, Til PLATE AND- SHEET IRON WORKERS, : -V. , Main Street,. Opunakc In thanking the public for pas support they alsoffwish to notify tha they are prepared to do all kinds o k ’■ ' ■ . ■ *■ ** • ; ■ ’ PLUMBING AND * TINSMITH’S WORK at reasonable prices, and in a firstclass workmanlike manner. Factory Cans a Speciality. Tanks, Chimneys, Baths, Bill >es, Buckets, &o. Estimates for all kinds of fi . plumbing and tinsmith’s work. G JOHN! CLARE, j: ■ * * ENE RAE f'i ARRIEB, G Express, runs.; regularly between Opmiake and Hawera Railway Station. ' -* i. Meets steamers on arrival at Opunake. G'l Goods of all kinds removed from or to anv part of the district. Every . 4 - * ’ * care taken. The h V: ■ Mv ' V • THE Proprietor of the above hereby gives nbtice that if you want a Pair of Boots that will wear, he can supply you. He.only buys boots from the leading manufacturers, and, being a thoroughly Practical man, takes every precaution; that none but the BEST GOODS are supplied to him. He keeps a Largo Stock of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Boots, which he sells at low vahies, Small Quick Returns ■ being*his motto. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order. '*'■ ; Repairs Neatly Executed. J. ELYNN,..- - ■' OPUNAKE' BOOT SHOP, William Harvey, ■4 Shoeing & Grenei*al Smith. • -f: ' * l PUNGAEEHU, ’. k . • . XT AS pleasure in notifying the X-X- public that he has established a Blacksmith and Wheelwright’s Shop at Pungarehu, where settlers can get their horseshoeing done.. ALSO—AII repairs to Buggies, Traps, Drays, Farm- Implements, and all other other kinds of machinery,tar short notice, *, andjat moderate - - charges.*; Support local industry and keep the moneyyn the district. SHOEING . ?■ . , | AND General Blacksmith Establishments. Kahui SU*e©t...«. .Rahotu. i: and Next l)ai?.‘y Factory, Oaonui. Oolmcr & Bradley, PROJ’SIETORS. Horse-Shoeing a Speciality. jL Kind;; of Agricultural Implements and Machinery repaired workmanlike manner with the utmost despatch. As they rely on merit for the sup--5 port of <hc public, a trial is . c 1: solicted.