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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 32, 19 October 1894, Page 3

) KNOWN.—Crown Brand Factory Butter at W. Pettigrew's. r ANTE D.—A Good Strong T J Milker. Apply S. A. Breach. TaThT MOORE, TC7EST COAST LAND AGENCY, '» PRODUCE AND COMMISSION AGENCY. Established 1882. The register of properties is extensive, and compiises properties for all classes of buyers, from 10 to 700 acres ; in many cases the terms' of payment are most reasonable. For Sale also, tbe goodwill of several choice farms held from the PubiicTrnstee. Steds for spring sowing ; Canterbury Perennial Rye Gras-* (choice); Oats (feed and feed); Alsyke Cowgrass, Timothy, Rape; Vegetable and* Field Seeds. Agencies : Wallis Sons and Co., London dairy produce merchants. Advances made ' on consignments or produce purchased. Nolan, Tonks and Co. New Zealand Insurance Coy. R. Palmer it Co's Awatuna sawmills. Hawera Building Society. Applications for loans received. Booth, MacDonald and Go's Disc Harrows, &c. Pi ices on application. Planet Jr Garden Implements. Manures. —Now is the time to order the celebrated N.Z. Drug Co's Manures. Cheapest and Best at Auckland Prices, plus Low Freights. Loans negotiated. Correspondence or personal enquiry invited. OU'LL BUY ME A NEW . Silk Dress, won't you Ducky?" DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY. MISSES TURY & /BARTER isses o ury & Barter Beg to inform the Ladies of the Opunake District that they have started Dressmaking; &> Millinery In Mr Brightwell's Shop,And trust by strict attention to business and Good Workmanship that they will ireceive a fair share of patronage. ALL THE LATEST FASHIONS Fit and Style Guaranteed. Terms Strictly Cash.

Advance Opunake! TTTILL open in a few days with g complete stock of New anil JETawhioual>le Di'apery?" " French Millinery ancl Clothing*, MR STITT'S 01D STORE. OUR SUPERIOR STOCK LOW, PRICES Will give an opportunity of Buying 3 our Drapery in the District. Come and see oui* Imported Millinery. SILKS & LACES In Large Variety. SUNSHADES Being so much used in England and the Large Colonial Cities, we have Bought Heavily. CHILDREN'S SUNSHADES, Is each. PRINTS from s^d. FLANNELETTES TO MEET THE TIMES. DRESSMAKING MILLINER Y Done on the Premises. NEWCOMB AND ' MASSEY, OPUNAKE AND HAWERA. 'HAT HAT I THAT—HAT !"