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Opunake Times, Volume VI, Issue 256, 19 February 1897, Page 4

UST ARRIVED, ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT Clegrs' s CeleTbrnted PEKAMBTJLATOES. A Choice lot of China Wreaths and Glass Cases. Large Assortment of Picture Mouldings in Stock. CABINETMAKING- and UPHOLSTERING. None but first-class work turned out. J. E. Wilson, DIRECT IMPORTER. Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and Undertaker, THE PEOPLE'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. Hia-n Street, Hawera. WORKS. MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. ■RATHS, TANKS, FURNACES. Ail descriptions of Dairy Utensils and Tinware manufactured and repaired on the shortest notice. ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR PLUMBING WORK. H. HODGSON, MANAGER.

A. C. Hills, Baiter and Confectioner, AWATUNA. Balls and Parties Catered for. CART goes along the Eltbam Road as far as Eaponga on Mondays and Fridays, and visits Opunake on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays THE OPIJNAKE TIMES. AGENCIES: HPHE Opunake Times may be ob- -*- tained at the following agencies, and those who wish to become regular subscribers will kindly hand iu their names, when the paper will be duly addressed and forwarded to the agency for them. TERMS: Subscription. Advance. Rooked. Yearly ... 15s Od 17s 4d Half-yearly... 7s Gd 8s 8d Quarterly ... 4s Od 4s 4d Pihama ...Messrs F. R. & H. Wagstaff. Otakeho....Mr A. W. Blennerhassett. Manaia ....Mr J. S. Young. Mr J. Sexton. Mr Stirling. 0a0nui...... Dairy Factory. Rahotu Mr Harvey. Pungarehu...Mr M. J. Macßeynolds. Subscribers on Main Road can have their papers delivered by Coach. AUSTRALIA'S NATIONAL RESTORATIVE. CLEMENTS TONIC RESTORES, VIGOR, HEALTH. AND VITALITY OF YOUTH. CURES WEAKNESS LASSITUDE, DEBILITY, INDIGESTION, PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Mr Ben P. Walker, WiUisst., Wellington, New Zealand, who writes on July 17th, 1894 :—lt i.s a pleasure to me to testify to the merits of Clements Tonic. For twelve years I was afflicted with gout, and consequently sleeplessness. I never knew what it was to have a night's rest without suffering pain. I took all sorts of stuff to try and relieve my agony, but everything failed until 1 tried Clements Tonic. After tbe first bottle I was decidedly betfer. I then cotinued its use, and alter taking five small bottles I was absolutely cured. I have had other ailments since, but have found Clements Tonic good every time, and have never found it fail to give immediate relief. It is tbe medicine of medicines iu my estimation. You are at liberty to make what use you will of this statement. I am well known in Wellington and Hokitika.— Yours very gratefully, Ben P. Walker, Willis-street, Wellington, New Zealand.