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Opunake Times, Volume XXI, Issue 750, 23 June 1905, Page 4

&sSS3ksa* OPXJNAKE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. J.C. GOLDIE 3EGS to solicit the inspection of his stock, which at present is the largest and most varied possibly in the district. Every modern arrangement has ueen introduced to enable the Public to examine quiokly and effectively what, in fact, may be described as an INTERESTING EXHIBITION of DECORATIVE, ARTISTIC, and SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE, Jeo., £ec. Varied from the cheapest cottage articles to the highest classes in modern designs and new materials. Drawing-room Suites, Side-boards, Dining Tables, &c, Cornice Poles, Mirrors and Overmantle3, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, KapoK Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, &o. jr. c. ooldie, Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, and Undertaker. Main Street, Opunakb. OPUNAKE CRITERION SHOEING FORGE. J. PHILLIPS /"ISHES to notify to the Par--mers and General Public that he has taken a lease|of the Blacksmith's Shop lately occupied by A. PEAT, and intends to REOPEN Tlffi SAME ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Mr A. PEAT Will act as Working Manager for him, and all work will be done with despatch, and B aH»'»« tJ ™ mrnmr^^Horses . shod with the very best material at the following prices : Haoks .- ±3 Od Heavy Horses' 5s Od Terms will be CASH, and all otber Ironwork done at equally low prices. J. PHILLIPS. A. PEAT, Manager. IHAMA GENERAL STORE AND BAKERY. (Post and Money Obder Office.) M. M. BTGibbons. To the Residents Jof Pihama and the surrounding districts. Having taken over the management of the above I beg to solicit a share of your patronage, NOTE.—AII goods in the store are bought for HARD CASH, which enables me to supply your wants at ' prices which will compare favorably with elsewhere. A full supply of Groceries, Boots, * Drapery, Ironmongery and Saddlery always kept in stock. Goods delivered to all parts of the district. Agencies: Leading Weekly and Daily Papers ; New Zealand Insurance Company (Fire). P. S. RIJL.EY, Manager* Milking Season. A LL DAIRY FARMERS SHOULD LAY IN STOCKS OF FEATER'S 1/6 BED DRENCH, 1/6 The best of all Medicines for cows. In use more than 50 years. FEAVER'S * Compound Lanoline 2a OINTMENT. Approved remedy for sore Teats, so prevalent in the early season. FEAVER'S 2 6 EMBROCATION 2/6 Should be on hand on every farm and in every stable. Is A 2s Peaver's 4 2s CARBOLISED OIL For incised and lacerated wonnds of all kinds. Syringes for milk fever &c, and medicines and directions for using the J. FEAYER, CHEMIST, OPUNAKE, And of Storekeepers.