OPUNAKE. Under the His Excellency |vjK fi| *P||' Patronage of -v' The Eakl of Eanfurly HPHIS well-known and Favorite Hostelry has recently been renovated an refurnished throughout, and now oilers every comf >r and convenience fo visitors, travellers, and boarders. The Cuisne is under the supervision of an experienced Cook. Writing-room for commercial travellers and'eommodious Sample Koom. FIEST-CLASS BILLIAED-KOOM, with MAEKER in attendance. Middleton's Hotel is still noted for keeping the BEST WINES, BPIKITS, AND IJEICJi of any house on the Coast. The Hotel is only two minutes' walk from the sea, where there is a beautiful sandy beach for promenading and bathing. The STABLES-in connection with the Hotel, which are roomy and convenient, are under lease and supervised by the nttootivo and painstaking Mr C, Brooking. E. O'MEARA PKOPIUETOJR.
OPTJJNAKE HOTKL, AMES ILLER, PEOPIiIETOIi. This popular Hotel holds its own in the favor of the public, having First-Class Accommodation for travellers, who can rely on finding no tier inhospitable roof all the ooml'ot ta of a home. None but the beat Brands of Ales, Wines*, tixul ftpii»i{-» Kept in Stock. Comfortable Sitting and Bed-Booms Well appointed Dining-Eoom. Good Stabling and Paddovks. Hot and Cold Shower Baths. bahotu ■itoxiuET"' LICK 0 0 I) . a a. Has much pleasure in informing the public that he has assumed ilie proprietorship of the fibovp v.-ell-km*wn favorite hotel, and wiii do his utmost, to make it one of the m:>sf crsmfortable on the coast. Jt is only 2$ miles from iVuihak,», ho that tourists visiting th:« •'.• spot will fjntl the hotel a c nvenienl stopping place. None but the best brands of Wiues and Spirits kept. Good stabling, loose boxes, n : ,1 paddocks. ami Ji7i>iT~«<Tul>TJ«' MIPDLETON'S HOTEL. r\ BROOKING has pleasure in \J » notifying the travelling public and country settlers that be'li.n'iaketi over thi above stables, ncc} iho=e rationising the estabnshmen'. i' C i.y ich 00 receiving every attention. Buggies and Saddle Horses on biro. Stands < Harness U ; saddle horses, 6J. Feeds, U O J. Groom always in charge. rjUILOR AND HABITMAKER. ;The Tailoring Department is .stocked with the most fashionable Tweeds and Coatings, and he intends to maiutnin bis reputation for fit, htyle, and workmanship. E. FINN, (Opposite Court House) " Main Street, Oputiake. OAONUI POST OFFICE" STORE. H*J. A. iuUfeS'li AS much pleasure in announcing that he has opened a dure at Oaonui, and has on hand a first-class supply of GJroeoritjH, Ironmonjjery, &<?., and respectfully invites inspection. AH requirements of settlers will be catered for, and any line not in stock will be promptly procured on order. Post and Telephone Office. JAB. A. LUSH, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Oaonui. P AWEJJRA. FOTJJN DRY Engineering; Woi'lisi, Telephone 117. MACHINERY Repaired. En gineers' supplies stocked. factories fitted up and pastiqgs of all kinds supplied. general blacksmithing and horses carefullj shod. Wagner's Glassware fcr milk test. iDg, and small hand testers for far. Boers' use now stocked. Agency for Ferrodor .Paints and : Linkum Belting. J. HOPKIBK, Nelson and Olive Streets, Hawera £
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Opunake Times, Volume XXV, Issue 948, 12 February 1907, Page 1
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