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Opunake Times, Volume VI, Issue 253, 9 February 1897, Page 1

THE PHAKMACY. (M.P.S., England) [AS much pleasure in notifying to the public of Opunake and surrounding districts that he has now a full stock of New Drugs and Chemicals for dispensing medical prescriptions. TRUSSES AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. SPECTACLES. He holds qne of the largest stocks of Spectacles in the Colony, and can suit any kind of defective sight. Patent Medicines. J. FEAVEE, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. PHOTOGRAPHY. MR FEAVER having fitted up a Photographic Studio is now prepared to undertake Photography in ell its branches. PHOTOGRAPHY. >ERRY AND~~iyrcALLISTER (Late W. G. Wallich) Produce Photographic Work which cannot be excelled. Every kind of Photography done, from cards to lifesize enlargement. Any old picture copied and enlarged better and cheaper than can be done out of Hawera. Workniauship guaranteed. Prices moderate. Terms Cash. BERRY AND McAllister, REGENT-STREET, HAWERA BLACKSMITHING ii AND COACHBUILDING WORKS. C. A. Trotter Begs to intimate to the public of Opunake and surrounding districts that he has purchased the Blacksmithing and Shoeing Business conducted by Mr W. McLeod, and trusts by paying strict attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage. SHOEING A SPECIALITY, in the latest and most approved methods. Agricultural Implements and Machinery repaired on shortest notice. Wlieelwrifflitine: and CoachpuintingT. Ee has placed this department under Mr Jas. Hall, who is thoroughly competent to execute all work of every description in the Coachbuilding, Painting, and Decorating. Mr'Hall has had a large experience, and the following testimonial from Messrs Brown and Smaill, engineers, &c, Gisborne, will speak for itself: "We have much pleasure in certifying that Mr James Hall has been in our employ lor over ten years, and that during that period he had full charge of the Coachbuilding and Woodworking Branches oE our business ; also that he made all patterns in connection with our foundry. We also found him a thoroughly competent workman, not only in woodworking but in coachpaiuting and trimming. The only cause of our parting with him was on account of our having disposed of the business." Spring Drays built on liberal deferred payment terms. Colonial Ovens made to order on an improved pattern. Agent for Booth, Macdonald and Co's Agricultural Implements. SHOEING General Blacksmith Establishments. Main. Street Rahotu, and Next Dairy Factory, Oaonui Colmer & Bradley, PROPRIETORS, Horse-Shoeing a Speciality. ■£*• ments and Machinery repaired in a workmanlike manner with the utmost despatch, A.iicl at prices to suit the times. As they rely on merit for the support of the public, a trial is solicted.