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Opunake Times, Volume XXII, Issue 772, 12 September 1905, Page 4

OPUNAKE furn ishin O WABBHOUSBj. C. GOT,DIR BEGS to solicit the inspection of his stock, which at present, i he largest and most varied possibly n the district. ~ l Every modern arrangement has been n trod need to enable the Pnbho to ssamine quietly and effectively what, n fact, may be described as an interesting EXHIBITION of DECORATIVE, ARTISTIC. and SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE. &Cl ’ Sco ’ Varied from the cheapest cottage articles to the highest classes m modern designs and new materials. Drawing room Suites, Side-boards, Dining Tables, &c., Cornice Poles, Mirrors and Overmantles, Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Spring Mattresses, Kapok Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, &o. j. C. GOLDIE, Oatoinetmah:©*’, Upholsterer, and. Undertaker. Main Street, Opunake. OPTJN AKE CRITERION SHOEING FORGE. J. PHILLIPS to notify to the FarB rs and General Public that he has ken a lease of the Blacksmith's iop lately occupied by A. PEATfI id intends to RE-OPEN THE SAME ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. Mr A.. PEAT act as Working Manager for md all work will be done with bob, and satisfaction guaranteed. r SeS shod "with the very best ial at the following prices : Hacks JJJ Heavy Horses 5s Od ms will be CASH, and all other ork done at equally low prices. J. PHILLIPS. A. PEAT, Manager. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. JUST ARRIVED PAIRS 850 Of Ladies*. Gents', and Children’s Boots and Shoes. MRS STITT T H^anaA"^S having i Mt “ C 7ets “toTporition to execute 8 any oritoentrueted to bor. Full Stock of Men’s Watertights, Shooters, Dress Boots m Blac Tan. and Shoes m large variety. LADIES’ Button Boots. Lace p Boots, Black and Tan Shoes. Si pPC Boys’’ and Girls’ Boots aod Shoos above aro naarked at lowest prices. MRS JOHN STITT, Main Street, Opunake. Milking Season. i LL DAIRY FARMERS SHOULD LAY IN STOCKS OP FEATER’S 6 COW DBENCHj I Ehe best of all Medicines for cows. In use more than 50 years. FE AVER’S Compound Lanolin© OINTMENT. 28 pproved remedy for sore Teats, so prevalent in the early season. PEAVER’S. 5 EMBROCATION 2/8 dould be on hand on every farm and in every stable. 6 2b Fearer’s * 2B CARBOLISED OIL or incised and lacerated wounds of all kinds. Svringes for milk fever &0., and edioinea and directions for using the me. J. FBAVEK, CHEMIST, OPUNAKE, And of Storekeepers.