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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 83, 19 April 1895, Page 3

BAHQTU Boot & Shoe Shop. J. H. F L Y N Begs to notify to the residents of Rahotu and surrounding district that he has re-opened his establishment at Rahotu under the charge of a competent workman. Strict attention will be paid to all orders entered to him at Moderate Charges. J. EC. FLYNN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Opuuake unci Raliotu. Thos. Whittington I aVING taken over the Rahotu Smithy requests the settlers to give him a trial. CASH being a desideratum my charge will be reduced accordingly. Per Set Riding Hacks ... 3s 6d for cash Trap Horses ... 4s 6d ~ ~ Draught Horses ... 5s 6d „ ~ (Heels and Tips 6d extra.) Ploughs, Harrows, Agricultural Implements, and general Iron Work proportionately cheap. A Trial Solicited. Ko te utu tonei mo te huanga inga waewae LoiLo i te parakimete i te Rahotu Hotera. Mo te Hoiho Haererenga 8s 6d Mo te Hoiho Tarapu ... 4s 6d Mo te Hoiho Kaata ... 5s Gd , ANTED.—A Youth to attend » / to stables night and morning. For particulars apply at thip Office. /ANTED KNOWN. Pihama „ / Separator Butter on sale at W. Pettigrew's. /ANTED KNOW N.—Mrs i Kennedy wishes to intimate that after this date Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock on Sale Days at Is. NEWGOMB & MASSEY "AVE much pleasure in announcWINTER GOODS. Our Superior Stock of Dress Goods will undoubtedly find favor with the purchasing public. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is fully stocked with all the latest Novelties procurable. NEW ULSTERS, CAPES, JACKETS, AND MANTLES. Our Stock of FLANNELETTES, Which consists of some thousands of yards, contains all the latest designs aud qualities manufactured. A Large Stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS. OILSKIN COATS, TWEED OVERCOATS & MACINTOSHES. Jiu£»•&;, Blan'ltets* and Slia^vls. In fact, everything that one expects to find in a well-stocked Drapery Establishment. NEWCOMB MASSEY, DBAPEBY IMPOBTEBS, HAWERA. OPUNAKE.