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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 22, 14 September 1894, Page 4

J. F. Watson, Watchmaker & Jeweller (Late of Auckland), INFORMS the public of Opunake and surrounding districts that he has started business as above. Having had experience in some of the best shops in the colony, those entrusting him with work can rely on receiving satisfaction. J. JET. WATSON, OPUNAKE TIMES BUILDING, Main Street, Opunake. J. EATOCK, House Painter, Sign Writer, Paperhanger & Glazier, OTISHES to notify the trade and hand, and to arrive, a large stock of Paperhangings, Scrim Colours (Ground and Dry) Glass, Brushware, Painters’ Tools And all lines of the trade. ALSO,— That he is prepared to undertake all work in connection with the trade, and from his past experience can guarantee satisfaction in all work entrusted to him. IS 3 Estimates Furnished. Address: Main Street, Opunake. Look! Look! HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? J U S’T OPENED UP Ex Star of England, CASES AND PACKAGES OF 28 Bedsteads 28 Chairs. The Finest Selection in the Province. 0 VARIETIES 0 Austrian Bentwoods. New Novelties. CROQUET CHAIRS. Several Varieties Folding, Plush and Scarlet Chairs. COME AND INSPECT THEM. GRAND VARIETY IRON BEDSTEADS, in 3ft, 4ft, and 4ft Gin. LARGE S~T STOCK OF CROCKERY and GLASSWAEE IN THE PROVINCE. FURNITURE Gf every description on hand, and made on the premises. Note the Address : P. R. CARTHEW, CENTRAL FariUK>liiug i Warehouse, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. NEW PLYMOUTH. N. 8.—20 Cases and Hogsheads of Tea Sets, Dinner Sets and Crockery to arrive per Star of Victoria.