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Opunake Times, Volume V, Issue 212, 15 September 1896, Page 1

Wilson's GREAT STOCKTAKING Sale. THE BEST STOCK OF FURNITURE in the DISTRICT TO SELECT FROM. 0 REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. Stock must be Reduced. Suite of Furniture, consisting of Nine Pieces, only £lO 10s. Picture Mouldings in Endless Variety. Funerals Furnished. Tomb Stones and Iron Railings supplied at J. E. Wilson, DIRECT IMPORTER. Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and Undertaker, Hig-h Street, Hawera. SHOEING AND General Blacksmith Establishments. Main Street K-aliot u , Next Dairy Factory, Oaonui Oolmer & Bradley, Horse-Shoeing a Speciality. A T.T. ~t 4 ~«;„„U,,» n 1 T m «U -"■ mer/ts and Machinery repaired in a workmanlike manner with the utmost despatch, And. at prices to suit the times. As they rely on merit for the support of the public, a trial is solioted. Kichard Smith, PIONEER NURSEItY MANAIA, 7ISHES to tender his sincere * » thanks to the townspeople of Opunake and surrounding district for their most esteemed favors acrcrded him in the past. R.S. also begs to notify that on ac count of his being subjected to an excessive and fictitious valuation for improvements he has not arrived at satisfactory arrangements for a new lease with the Public Trustee, and is therefore offering the whole of his Nursery Stock at exceedingly low rates, as the whole must be cleared. "It is an ill wind that brings no one good luck." The luck will be on the buyers' side this time, therefore Call Early to Secure Bargains. All orders will receive prompt and careful attention. William Harvey, Shoeing & General Smith. PUNGAREHU, ■*-■*• public that he has established a Blacksmith and Wheelwright's Shop at Pungarehu, where settlers can get their horseshoeing done. ALSO—AII repairs to Buggies, Traps, Drays, Farm Implements, and all other kinds of machinery, at short notice, and at moderate charges. Support local industry and keep the money in the district.