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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 8, 27 July 1894, Page 3

0. OECHAED, Bookseller, stationer, & DEALER IN TOBACCOS, FANCY GOODS, Ac., Opposite Middleton’s Hotel, OPUNAKE, New Books and Fashion Sheets every mouth. Cut-out Paper Patterns procured to order. Music, Violin Requisites, Accordeons, Concertinas, Ac. Purses, Knives, Scissors, Photo Frames, Perfumery, Oil Paintings. Hand-painted Cards of Flowers and views—nice presents for all seasons. Subscribers wanted for Young Ladies’ Journal, Strand, Review of Reviews, Family Reader, and other Periodicals. Orders promptly attended to, and goods not in stock procured. All kinds of Fruit in season. New and best kinds of Lollies and Biscuits. MRS ORCHARD Receives pupils for Instruction in Music, Singing, and Painting: N.B. —Mrs Orchard had 12 years’ training in England and has had 20 years’ experience in teaching. The highest testimonials and references and Ist class certificates. Open to engagement for Balls and Parties. wlivy Parihalca Road Hoard. NOTICE is hereby given that this Board propose—1. To metal the Ihaia Road from the end of present metal near the boundary of the Opunake Township to the Northern Boundary of Section IV., Block X,, Opunake Survey District. 2. To borrow for such purpose the sum of TOGO under “ The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1886,” to pay out of such Loan the cost of raising it. 8. To strike as security a Special Rate of l£d in the £ on all rateable property within the district hereinafter described. 4. To constitute the Ihaia Special Eating District, and to comprise the following lands, viz., Sections 35, 86, Block IX., and Sections 52, 51, 50, 49, 48, 47, 46, 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, 7,8, 9, Block X., and all the unoccupied lands lying northward of these Sections between them and the Forest Reserve, and between the Waiau River on the East and the Otaki River on the West, all in the Opunake Survey District. The said Rate to be an Annually Recurring Rate for 26 years. E. MAXWELL, Chairman. PIONEER NURSERY. TO clear balance of my Nursery Stock, I have made a further reduction in price ; Pines from 3s to 7s per 100 Fruit trees from 4s to 8s per dozen All other lines equally reduced. Special quotations given for large orders ; and as some of the lines are being cleared already, intending purchasers should send in their orders at once, as at these prices all lines will soon be cleared. P.S.—These are not trees carted about from sale to sale. Buyers will be supplied with fresh trees out of the nursery rows. His trees are reared in an exposed position so that there is a greater certainty of their growth when transplanted into windy situations. E. SMITH, NURSERYMAN, SUN.UA.