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Opunake Times, Volume VI, Issue 282, 21 May 1897, Page 4

BANG CHONG, GENERAL STOREKEENER, MAIN STREET, OPUNAKE. PECIAL PEICE LIST FOR i CASH. Flour I Flour ! Nothing but Sutherland's. No local flour to be kept. 100's, 13/-; 50's, 6/6 ; 25's, 8/8 ; 200's, in sacks, 25/Oatmeal, 251bs, 3/3 Sugar, No. 1 8/6; No. 2 8/8 150 Kerosene, 12/9 case Barley, Split Peas, Sago, Tapioca. 61bs for 1/Price's Candles, 15/6 251 b box Premier Candles, 11/6 251 b box New Eruits. New Fruits. Currants, 4/6 doz lbs ; Raisins, 5/6 doz lbs; Sultanas, 5/6 doz lbs Nathan's Ceylon Tea, in 61b tins, 10/6 ; in lib pkts, 2/-; Blue Cross, 51b tins, 8/6 ; in pkts, 1/9 ; Oko, 2/4 in lib pkts; Ceylon Pekoe, in 51b boxes, 8/-; Suda, 1/8 lb, in 51b boxes 8/. All good Teas. Coffee of all kinds, 1/6 to 2/- lb Crockery, Ironmongery, must be sold at lowest rates. Soap, 1 case (14 bars) 10/6, 1/bar; 1 case (16 bars) 10/6 ; lOd bar. Fancy goods of all sorts. Please call and inspect prices before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered to any part of Opu? nale free of charge. Wheat, Oats, Pollard, Bran, Potatoe?, Onions, and Produce. Merchants' Fruits arrive thrice a week. Cash buyer of fungus and old brass. BANG CHONG, Main Street, Opunake. A. Clarke, TAILOR & HABITMAKER. fAS much pleasure in informing his patrons that he has now a very choice range of patterns of Tweeds and Coatings to selecffrom. GOOD WORKMANSHIP, AND PRICES MODERATE. A- CLARKE, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, William Tomlins, rpAILOR AND HABITMAKER, Main Street, Rahotu, Wishes to inform the inhabitants of Rahotu and the surrounding district that he is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him in a practical and workmanlike manner, and trusts to merit a fair share of stpport. CHOICE SELECTION OF PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM. Terms Moderate. W. TOMLINS, TAILOR AND HABITMAKER, Main Street, Rahotu.

SHOEING AND General Blacksmith Establishments. V Main Street Rahotn, and Next Dairy Factory, Oaonui Colmer & Bradley, PROPRIETORS. Horse-Shoeing a Speciality. LL Kinds of Agricultural Irnple- • merits and Machinery repaired in a •workmanlike manner with the utmost despatch, times. As they rely on merit for the support of the public, a trial is solicted. Agent for I?, and X>. L>uncaii, Agricultural Engineers, Christchurch and Ashbiirton. Goods delivered to all parts of the country. ADVANCES TO SETTLERS. rTT 3 Governmeut Advances to Settlers Office has Money to Lend FIXED OR INSTALMENT MORTGAGES \S S'AIS (IK KftOU z4£XSZ> to £3,000 On Freeholds and Crown Leaseholds. Boraowers have the right to repay the loans partly or wholly at any time. Fixed loans are granted upon freeholds for any term not exceeding ten, and instalment loans for thirfy-six and a half, years. Interest, 5 per cent with (in the oise of instalment mortgages) an additional 1 per cent on account of repayment of principal. Valuation and law costs very low. Application forms and circulars to be obtained at any poiit-ufficc.