Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 37, 6 November 1894, Page 1

DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY. Misses jury & /barter ISSES J URY & VjARTER Beg to inform the Ladies of the Opunake District that they have started Dressmaking &, Millinery In Mr Brigiitwell’s Shop, And trust by strict attention to business and Good Workmanship that they will receive a fair share of patronage. ALL THE LATEST FASHIONS. Fit and Style Guaranteed. Terms Strictly Cash. Edward 0. Raikes, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, OPUNAKE. Agencies ''North German Fire Insurance Coy. New Zealand Accident Insurance Coy. Canterbury Times. \ New Zeiland Graphic. New Zealand Farmers’ Bee and Poultry Journal. Piano Company. Following Properties for Sale: 409 Acres leasehold; sixteen years to run. Cowsheds and every convenience for manager, also spring trap, 3 horses, &c., &c. 15T Acres leasehold; 20 acres ploughed and in grass; good four-roomed house with brick chimney; splendid garden and orchard; sheepproof fence, Ac.; well watered; large cowsheds and dairying facilities. 139 Acres freehold, Waimate Plains, close to main road and dairy factory ; 2') acres only of bush ; good four-roomed house. Town and Suburban Sections. For Lease.—A very desirable Dairy Farm of about 90 acres, with cottage, cowsheds, and yards ; close to dairy factory and school; situated in Waimate district. JOHN SUTTON KNOBBS, BARREL, AND ABYSSINIAN WELL SINKER. Plain and Fancy Fences Erected. Gardens Attended to. Theatrical Agent, Bill Poster, Hall Custodian. Orders may he left at Office. S.S. Star of Victoria. Having a Large Stock of Fenders, iron bedsteads, linoleums, &c., to arrive in a few weeks per steamer “ Star of Victoria,” and wishing to make room for same, I have made still Further Reductions in my prices. Those about to furnish would do well to call and inspect my stock before purchasing elsewhere. A second-hand Suite, in first-class order, for sale cheap, A few lines of BLANKETS at reduced prices.Pianos and Organs On Time Payment or for Cash. Agent Manchester Fire Assurance Company. Funerals* Furnislied. J. E. WILSON, Furniture Warehouse, High Street, Hawera. POST OFFICE STORE AND BAKERY, EAHOTU. W. Harvey, HAVING taken over the above premises from Mr McCullum, and also having bought out Mr Simeon’s stock of General Merchandise, begs to solicit a continuance of the patronage extended to his predecessors. Having one of the largest stocks cf Drapery, Grocery, Ironmongery, and General Merchandise, on the Coast he is in a position to supply settlers with all their requirements at Town Prices. He uses the best material only in his bakehouse and can recommend his BREAD as second to none. iS-Post and Telephone Office. Agent for the Opunake Times.