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Opunake Times, Volume XXV, Issue 947, 8 February 1907, Page 2

ORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., Limited. \drf- AUCKLAND Service W* Bbeakwatek. Weather and other circumstances 8 permitting.) S.S. Rakawa, Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atß.Bo p.m. Rarawa carries forecabin stewardess. 1. Passage Tickets must be taken the Company's offices, or from the agent or train. 2. All cargo for shipment must be accompanied by a shipping note. 8. Town cargo must be booked at Company's office and delivered at railway station not later than 2.80 p.m] 4. Country cargo must reach New Plymouth by morning train, accompanied with full particulars. NOLAN, TONES & CO., Agents. D. Markham, Sub-Agent, Opunake. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, New Plymouth. Te Kiei Post-Office Stoee YE OLDE ENGLISHE TEA DRINKERS JRY lib of our Celebrated CAIN'S • Special Imported direct from Ceylon. Price, Is 4d ; 51b, 5s 6'd. Like Pears' Soap—once used, always used. This Tea is having a very large Bale around the district, which shows how people appreciate a good Tea. Try it; if not satisfactory will refund money. JSTew Arrival of Biscuits, 3New Season's Jams, Dessert "Fruits. Fresh Fruit arriving three times a week, which is specially selected for US. m OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT' is replete with a good assortment ; also our Drapery Department. All those requiring a good reliable article in the Grocery, Crockery, Drapery or Boots, etc., cannot do better than give as a trial. That is all we ask for. These are a few of our special CASH PRICES : Biscuits, assorted, per lb, 5d to Bd, by the large tins Id per lb less; Southern Flour, 2001 b sack, £1 Is 9d; Wheat, 5s 2d per bushel; Kerosene, 9s 6d ; Sura Tura Tea, 9s 6d per 51bs ; 31b Corn Flour, Is ; Pollard, 2001 b sack, 15s; Rolled Oats, Is. The above prices are for Strictly Spot Cash; extra for booking. AGENT for the Standard Brand of Boots, &c. No better boot on the market. We stock no rubbish. Your esteemed orders will receive prompt attention and execution. Our motto is "Small profits and quick returns." The secret of our success is our small profits. EDWARD CAIN. TE KIRI POST-OFFICE STORE. NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. A N additional ten per cent, will _Ol_ be charged on all Harbour Rates NOT PAID by SATURDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, 1907, and action will be taken to recover same without farther notice. C. S. RENNELL, Secretary. New Plymouth, 2Gth January, 1907. J. HIGHAM, ORGAN AND PIANO TUNER, 'ILL be in Opunake and district for two weeks, commencing from Januaryl7, for Tuning Instruments. Testimonials. R. Watkins Mills wrote on October 24, 1905 : " Dear Mr Higham,—The piano used by me in Hawera was tuned to the French pitch by yourself in a most satisfactory manner, and I consider you to be one of the be3t tuners I have met in New Zealand. Wishing you every success." Mdlle Antonio Dolores wrote to Mr Higham : " I am very pleased with the way you tuned tho piaDo for my concert. The philharmonic pitch was perfect, and the tune exceedingly good." Orders may be left at this office. BUSH BURNING. lAKE notice that we intend to fire • our Bush on the Kina Boad on the first favourable opportunity after " COOMBE & BRABANT. January 29.