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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 61, 1 February 1895, Page 3

W. D. SCOTT, UCTIO N E E R, XjATV I > AND UOMIMISSION AGENT, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. * /Imperial Fire and Marine Insurance. I Mutual Lite Association of i Australia. Agencies s EUliatn Road Saw Mills. j Egmont Sash and Door O's Agricultural MaON SALE ; Desiccated Offal Blood and Bone Manure Bure Bone Meal Oats, Chaff, Potatoes, &c. 29G Acres, open, level land; well grassed, ring fenced, and subdivided; 4-roonnd house; one mile from dairy factory. Price £8 per acre. Terms : £350 cash, balance on mortgage at per cent for 5 or 10 years. Goodwill of lease of Sections 21 and 25, Block X, Opnnake Survey District, containing 20 acres, fenced and subdivided ; 6-roomed house; within one mile of Opunake. nurts. FOR SALE. Apply W. D. SCOTT, . Auctioneer.

NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing to the undersigned are requested to bo paid to Mb W. D. Scott, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. Any accounts owing by me are to be rendered to Mr Scott, who will paj the same. W. W. MIDDLETON. PIIOTOGKAPHY. OERRY AND (Late W. G. Wallich) HAWERA, WISH to inform the public of Opunake that they produce Photographic Work equal to any in the Colony. All orders furnished promptly in best style at reasonable prices. During this month (January) an Enlargement will be given away with every dozen Cabinets. BERKY AND McAllister, . HAWERA. Leonard H. Wliale, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, OPUNAKE & HAWERA, HAS A LARGE STOCK OF Coatings Trouserings Saddle Tweeds & Suiiitsgs TO SELECT FROM. ALL orders will receive prompt and careful attention. TERMS CASH. Leonard H. Wliale, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, OPUNAKE & HAWERA. FOR SALE. JgLACKBERRIES & RHUBARB for Jam making in any quantities. E. MAXWELL, Arawhata Road. TO BUILDERS. -yy ILEY AND -JIYN4N Beg to notify the trade that they are prepared to supply all kinds of Timber at as Cheap a Rate as any other Mill on the Coast, either at the Mill or delivered in Opunake. NOTICE. TIHE person who stole a Suck of Potatoes from C. Hopkinson’s place on Wednesday night is' cautioned against returning on a similar errand, as he has been tracked to and from the place by his footmarks, and is known. ■ C. HOPKINSON. A'i 4 100 ARRIVED— Ex S.S. AORERE, SACKS OLD FEED OATS. 20 SACKS SHARPS NEWMAN BROS,