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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 33, 23 October 1894, Page 2

Ladies’ Emporium. BUMMEB GOODS MRS BALLARD’S, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th. PARIS MILLINERY, TRIMMED HATS, TRIMMED BONNETS, In Latest Styles and Fashions. Immense variety in Hats and Bonnet Shapes of the latest designs. Summer Dress Goods and Latest Novelties. . , Large Assortment of Girls’ and Boys’ Summer Readv-made Clothing. Feathers, Flowers, Come early and have first choice. MRS BALLARD, OF 8PI?ING AlVi> AT Ornaments MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE

Leonard H. Whale, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, OPUNAKE & HAWEEA, HAS A LARGE STOCK OT Coatings Trouserings Saddle Tweeds & Suitings TO SELECT FROM. ALL orders will receive prompt and careful attention. TERMS CASH. Leonard H. Whale, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, OPUNAKE & HAWEEA. QRCHARD, Bookseller, Stationer, Dealer in Tobaccos, Pipes, Fancy Goods, &c., OPUNAKE, Has made great improvements and alterations in Iris shop, which he has Obtained a Lease of for Five Years. He has just received an assortment of PIPES, NEW NOVELS, DOLLS and other toys. Plain and Fancy Stationery Account Books Inks, Pena, Pencils Books of all kinds Prayer and Hymn Books, Bibles, Dictionaries, Cookery Books and others The prettiest and best Fancy Goods, Cards, &c., in the district. All well selected. New and cheap. Cut-out Paper Patterns, Books and Music procured to order. Fruit of all kinds in season. Best kinds of Lollies and biscuits. CHRISTMAS CARRS. The most beautiful hand-painted ones in New Zealand. Views, Flowers, &c. Names and Words to suit customers written in gold ink. Favorable Notices in all the LEADING PAPER S in the Colony. JOHN STITT JJ AS much pleasure in announcing that he has re-commenced business in the premises next door to Mr C. F. McGregor’s Saddlery Establishment, and hopes by supplying the best quality goods at moderate prices to merit a share of public support. FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF Groceries, Tinware. Medicines*, •See., &c., On hand and to arrive. Inspection and comparison of prices invited. J. STITT, General Storekeeper, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. I’LL POUND HIM TO A JELLY:”