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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 87, 3 May 1895, Page 4

mm hi'MM? GREAT DISPLAY OF AUTUMN & WINTEK DEAPEEY AND CLOTHING, Imported direct from the Best Merchants and Manufacturers and Colonial Mills, include 200 Ladies' Jackets, Mantles, and 100 Dozen Women's and Children's Macintoshes Hosiery 200 Ladies'and Children's Millinery, 100 Dozen Men's and Boys' Knitted Hats, and Bonnets Hosiery 400 Ladies' Plain and Fancy Aprons 100 Men's and Boys Overcoats ana 3000 Yards Plannellettes * Macintoshes • 10 Dozen Ladies' Umbrellas 70 Men's and Boys' Oilcoats and 4000 Yards English and Colonial Slickers Flannels 250 Men's and Boys' Tweed and 2000 Yards Havard, Oxford, and Leather Shirtings Serge Suits Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps, Leather smrtings «»»" » «*«»» " u j° * j -" vo - ~-r-» 200 English and Colonial Rugs and specially made to our order Mauds 50 Dozen Gent's Ties to select from 200 Pairs English and Colonial Shirts, Underclothing, Sheetings, Blankets Towels, Damasks, Trimmings, 6000 Yards Plain and Fancy Dress Curtains, Laces, Ribbons, Materials Plushes, &c, in great variety. ALL AT THE LOWEST QUOTATIONS FOR CASH. Inspection Invited. Patterns Free. AM BURY "BROTHERS, Drapers and Clothiers, NEW PLYMOUTH AND MANAIA. JAMES CULLEN, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, MANAIA. ~"Y Stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery ware, and Fancy Goods M ia second to none on the Coast, and lam therefore prepared to aupply settlers on most ad?antageous terms. Constant additions ate being made to the STOCK, so as to keep it replete. GROCERIES. • VI <• 11 Coffees.-Cocoa, Van Houten, Fry's, De Jough's.—Pickled Walnuts, Onions, Clow Chow, PicceaUile, &c—New tfeason Jams and various Pre("tlocktail" Brand), Lobster, Herrings, Fresh Kippered, and in Tomato Sauce.—Sprats.—Large assortment of Confectionery and Fancy Biscuits.—Tinned Fruits.—Currants and Eaisms are made a speciality of, and the quality can be recommended. CANDLES. Prices, Wax, Fluted, Carriage, aud Bedroom. TOBACCOS, CIGARS & CIGARETTES. Always the Best Brands. IRONMONGERY, Heads cf families and those about to marry will find the Furnishing Department r« Dlete with every requisite. Boilers, Baths, Lamps m variety. Dishes, j Settles, Fryingpans, Gridirons, Knive3 and Forks, Spoons, &c. Large Stock of Builders' Ironmongery. Spades, Forks, Scythes, and all other lines required. CROCKERYWARE. Cups and Saucers in Chinaware, Stone, and Delf. Dinner Services, Afternoon Tea Services, Basins, Gravey Bowls, Vegetable Dishes, Plates (all sizes and patterns), Glassware. Tumblers, Caraffes, Wine Glasses, Jam Dishes, Flower Stands, Vases, &c, &c. Settlers' Produce Bought. G >ods Delivered. JAMES CULLEN, MANAIA. jnL OPUNAKE, IN thanking his customers for their support, begs to assure them that n° effort will be spared by him to merit a continuance of the same. ON HAND-r-A Large and First-Class Stock of SAI>I>X<ES BRIDLES -WHIPS A.i\A General Saddlery Requisites at "Wholesale I*ric as. —ALL KINDS OF—SADDLERY AND HARNESS Manufactured on the Shortest Notice and in the Best Style. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. pST Charges Moderate. The OpunaKe Blacksmithing, Shoeing, Coachbuilding, & Wheelwright Establishment. PJBOPRIETOII. Horse Shoeing a Speciality. LL Mnds of Agricultural implements and Machinery re- . pared on the shortest notice. ~* The Coachbuilding and Wheelwright Department is in charge of Mr JUDSON, which is sufficient guarantee that the work turned out will give satisfaction. Buggies, Sulkies, Drays, Spring Traps, and Expresses built to order in any design required. JS"N.B. —All work done in the establishment being under the personal supervision of the proprietor, customers may rely on getting the utmost satisfaction.