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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 79, 5 April 1895, Page 4

BAHOTU SMITHY. Hugh Fitzpatrick (Late of the Government Railway Department, Christchurch, and previously two years with Duncan Bros., Agricultural Implement Makers, Christchurch) HAVING taken over the Rahotu Smithy from Mr Young, requests the settlers to give him a trial. Competition being the soul of trade. As I am a new ‘beginner, and cash is a necessity, I will be prepared to work under the following schedule : Per Set Riding Hacks ... 3s Od Trap Horses ... 4s Od Draught Horses ... 5s Od (Heel and Tip 6d extra.) Ploughs, Harrows, Agricultural Implements, and general Iron Work proportionately cheap. One trial solicited. If work not satisfactory money returned. Ko te Parakimete i te Rahotu Hotera, Hoiho Haerenga ... 3s Od „ Tarapu ... 4s Od ~ Kaata ... 5s &6s 6d Rahotu Saddlery. M. T>. FRASER BEGS to notify the settlers of Rahotu and the surrounding district that he has commenced business as Saddler* and Harnessmaker in the premises opposite the Post Office. He hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of support. REPAIRS EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. Charges Moderate. Note the Address: M- D. FRASER, Opposite Post Office, RAHOTU. OTAKEHO GENERAL STORE AND BAKERY. fJIHE stock of General Merchandise in the above store is not to be beaten on the Coast. Every line to meet settlers’ requirements is kept in stock, and the Proprietor invites comparison and inspection. FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES AND OILMEN’S STORES. Ironmongery and Builders’ requisites of all descriptions. General Drapery. * Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Clothing made a special feature of, and the best value obtainable guaranteed. NO SHODDY. BOOTS & SHOES, All kinds and sizes. Bread. Try it. Only best Flour and Workmanship employed in its manufacture. CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINAWARE of all descriptions. Come and Buy Locally Grown Apples from 3s 6d per case. Goods delivered to all parts of the district on receipt of order. A. W. Blennerhassett, PROPRIETOR. SECCOMBE’S BUILDINGS, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE, R L H utc he n s begs to notify to the public that he has started business in the above premises as a Boot and Shoemaker. He has had many years experience in his trade in Christchurch and other large towns, and those entrusting him with orders may rely on getting complete satisfaction. Repairs a speciality, with promptness and despatch. rS’Note the address : geccombe’s Buildings, Main Street, Opunake.