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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 10 July 1894, Page 1

EI tar Bros., r)LUMrjffcS, TINSMITHS. TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKERS; In thanking the public for past support they ialso "wish to notify that they are prepared-. ; to do all kinds o: PLUMBING at reasonable prices, and in a firstclass work inilnlike Manner. Factory Cans a Speciality. Tanks, [Chimneys, Baths, BhTes, Buckets, &c. Estimates teiven for all kinds of plumbing and* tinsmith's work. JOHN CLARE, Express runs regularly between Opunake and Hawera Railway Station. Meets steamers on arrival at Opunake. ; Goods of all kinds removed from or to any part of the district. Every care taken. The Opunake ililSl j by gives notice 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 hinff He keeps a Xiarge Stock of Ladies', Men's and Children's Boots, which he sells at low va'ues, Small Profits *V Quick Returns boiDg his motto. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairs Neatly Executed. J. FLYNN, OPUNAKE BOOT SHOP, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. William Harvey, Shoeing &c General Smith. PUNGAREHU, TJAS pleasure in notifying the -"- 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, Brays, Farm ; Implements, and all other other kinds of machinery, ar short notice, and at moderate charges. Support local industry and keep the money in the district. SHOEING AND General Blaeksmith Establishments. Itulmi Street Raliotu. and Next Dairy Factory, Oaonui. Colmer & Bradley, PROPRIETORS. Horse-Shoeipg a Speciality. -"- ments and Machinery repaired in a workmanlike manner with the utmost despatch. As they rely on merit for the support of the public, a trial is solicited.