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Opunake Times, Volume IV, Issue 157, 3 January 1896, Page 3

■\XrANTED. —A Good Strong Lad to milk ; liberal wages given. A t ply Brunt Bros, Awatuua. \\ 7 ANTED.—A Strong Lad to milk and make himsclt useful. Apply to E. Lloyd, Pihama. WANTED.— Strong Boy to learn the trade. Apply to W. Christie and Co., Cabinetmakers, Ac. MEN’S Silk Stripe, Indian Canvass, Fancy Wool, and Union Tenuis Shirts, at Ambury Bros’, New Ply month and Manaia. A. H. MOORE, WEST COAST LAND, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL AGENCY, Established 1882, The latest additions to list of properties comprise : ACRES; small improveO'/U ments, low rent, good land, metal road, freehold for 18s 7d per aero. Cheap. IGo Acres. —130 years’ lease ; improve nents paid for, 20 acres glass, partly fenced, house, low rent, metal road, near dairy factory. Cheap. MO Acres, lease 5 years, good road, near factory, low rent, suitable for grazing or dairying. 200 Acres, lease 5 years, near factory, low rent. 200 Acres, partly improved, low rent, goodwill cheap. Some town , °ctions veiy cheap. Wanted, at once- - A Dairy Farm of 200 to 000 acres, wiih house, shed, Ac., near factory, school and township ; forward particulars to above. To Let.—Shop and 4 rooms. For Sale.—All kinds Agricultural Seeds, Oats, Chaff, Fowl Wheat, Cooper’s Dip, Blue Cross Tea, K.P. and Co’s Celebrated Boncdust, Super A, Ac. Linseed Ojl Cake (pure), the Lest Calf Feed. Dairy Produce consigned to London against cash advances to Wallis Sons and Co. Loans negotiated. Correspondence invited. GREAT SALE OF DRAPERY In the FORESTERS’ HALL, OPUNAKE. Tjl a m " mo in r .r H . Drerss* Wctfiittsi SUirt.s., Worth 5s 6d each, To be GIVEN AWAY--No Charge. TJUMAL Ci.EARING OUT SALE Ik the Foresters’ Hall, of Drapery and Colonial - made Clotbimu Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Shirts. SPECIAL CLOTHING SALEyu Men’s Shirts, hi very one purchasing a Gentleman’s Suit will be p respited with a Dress Regatta Shirt; any siz 1 required. The Clothing Offering now at the Forc.-terY Hall is (he best value ever offered in any city n New Zealand, and ns I am deteymined to leave Opunake early in January next, I am offering them at the following prices to clear out: Men’s Kaiapoi Tweed Suits, 21a, 22s Gd, with a Dress Shirt given in Specially ordered Suits, Ouehunga Tweed, 27s 0d suit 18 Tailor-made Suits, Worsted and Tweed, 85s and 40s, worth 52s 6d, with a shirt given in 80 Boys’ and Youths’ Suits, special bargains to clear, from 2s lid, all sizes, from 1 up to 4 Neckties and White Shirts, must be cleared out Tweed Suits during the Salk : 6 Men’s Tweed Suits, 20s, with shirt 0 Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 2/s 6d, with shirt 4 Kaiapoi Tweed Suits, T2, with shirt 7 Men’s Worsted Suits, tailor-made, 40s, -with shirt 6 Men’s Worsted Suits, tjilor-made, 355, with shirt Men’s Tweed Trousers from 4s 6d to IGs Gd Men’s Socks, Braces, Shirts. Hats, Neckties, Underclothing. Boys' Clothing. Colonial-made, equal to tailor-made, Suits in two garments and three garments, in all sizes, and prices from 2s lid for Heavy Serge Sailor Suit to 6s Tweed Knicker Suits from 5s Gd to 20s, all at special bargains A few pairs boots left A few pairs Lace Curtains left Beautiful Damask Quilts and Honeycomb Quilts from 3s Gd A few warehouse samples of Saddles and Bridles sent in for immediate sale. These are the prices : No1, 27s Gd; No. 2,30 s; No. 3,F Gd; No. 4,37 s 6d; whole price Bridles; 8s Gd, 4s Gd 5s Gd The Public are requested to h time and secure these bargains, they cannot remain long in the t at these figures, as the Hall is lot Court business. GO I MUST and the GOODS Aw Roll up to the Foresters’ Hall th month, and you will be liberally treated by O. CUMMINS. ’ =r SE L WAG..