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Opunake Times, Volume XII, Issue 593, 15 June 1900, Page 4

That the newspapers of the world are using up the forests for their supplies of paper is a well-known fact, but there are probably few people who will not be startled at the announcement made by one of the chief New Tori? papers that its Sunday Easter number wpuld take all the wood of 40 acres of virgin forest. This journal claims to use in its paorning and evening editions some eleven ftcres of woodland, producing about 7000 feet fo the acre.

OPUNAKE BOOT SHOP. MRS JOHN STITT JgEGS to inform the Public of Opunake that she will open a BOOT SHOP in Mr Eitson’s premises, in the course of a few days, with a firstclass Assortment of MEN’S WOMEN'S and CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description, and solicits the favour of the public. Her aim will be to supply first-class goods at moderate prices. J. J. CUMMINS, CABINETMAKER, &c. OHESTS DRAWERS, Washstands Dressing Tables Duchess Chests Linoleum Toiletware Wire Mattrasses Kapoc Beds S. and D. Bedsteads Corner Whotnots, &c. PICTURE FRAMED. J. ,T. CUMMINS, Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer, Opposite Brennan’s Hotel, Mniii Sfroct, Ojnmakc. ALL Dogs found on Section 59, Block XI, Opnnake Survey District, will be destroyed, and owners will be prosecuted.— G. F. Mason.