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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 24, 21 September 1894, Page 2

IMPORTS. September 8. —Arrived, s.s. Kanieri.— Brightwell and Son, 20 pkgs; Davenport Bros, 112 pkgs; McLachlan, 2 cases ale; Hutchens, 1 pkg; J. Eauby, 5 bags coal; McLeod, 11 pkgs; D. McGregor, 45 pkgs ; C. F. McGregor, 2 pkgs ; Harding, Eahotu, 83 pkgs; Colmer and Bradley, 11 pkgs; McEeynolds, 97 pkgs ; Newman Bros, 17 pkgs ; E. Ogden, 3 cases ale; W. Pettigrew, 7 pkgs ; Tuke, 9 pkgs; Melville, 5 pkgs; Wagstaff Bros, 21 pkgs; Orchard, 2 pkgs ; W. Middleton, 21 pkgs ; Simeon, 4 pkgs ; Harvey, Pungarehu, 25 pkgs; Christie and Co, 67 pkgs. September 9. —Arrived, s.s. Aorere.—W. D. Scott, 30 cases manure; J. G. Eanby, 8 pkgs; Maxwell, 7 pkgs; J. W. Eogers, 7 pkgs ; Mrs Ballard, 2 pkgs; C. F. McGregor, 1 pkg; Knowles, 11 pkgs; Newman Bros, 319 pkgs and 60 pkts ; Orchard, 2 pkgs ; W. W. Middleton, 5 pkgs; Eatock, 2 pkgs; McLeod, 2 pkgs; Wagstaff Bros, 47 pkgs ; McEeynolds, 125 pkgs. September 15.—Arrived, s.s. Kanieri.— W. W. Middleton, 3 cases ale; McEeynolds, 855 ft timber and 23 pkgs; Simeon, 7 pkgs ; C. F. McGregor, 1 pkg; J. Stitt, 30 pkgs; Harvey, Eohotu, 30 pkgs ; Newman Bros, 36 pkgs; W. Pettigrew, 1 pkg; Colmer and Bradley, 32 pkgs. September 18.—Arrived, s.s. Kanieri. —W. Pettigrew, 39 pkgs; McAlister, 1 pkg; Mrs Ballard, 3 pkgs; U.S.S. Co, 12 pkgs; Christie and Co, 9 pkgs ; J. G. Eanby, 4 pkgs ! G. W. Eogers, 2 pkgs; Wagstaff Bros, 24 pkgs; Brightwell and Son, 1 pkg; E. L. Hutchens, 2 pkgs; Newman, 1 pkg; Orchard, 9 pkgs; F. F. McGregor, 2 pkgs; J. Stitt, 5 pkgs; Carroll and Artindale, 15 pkgs; MacEeynolds, 40 pkgs ; Harvey, 8 pkgs. EXPORTS. September 10.—Departed, s.s. Aorere. — G. W. Eogers, 8 casks tallow; Eutherford and Son, 19ton Bcwt 81b flax; Newman Bros, 0 pkgs butter. September 18.—Departed, s.s. Kanieri.— G. W. Eogers, 7 bundles skins, 2 sks tails, 39 hides.

Northern steamship go., (Limited). TIME 'TABLE SEPTEMBER. Weather and other circumstances permitting, - THE S.S. KANIERI Will leave Onehunga for Waitara, Opunake, and Wellington, on TUESDAY, September 25th. FOR ONEHUNGA—GAIRLOCH, s.s., from Breakwater, on TUESDAY, September 25tb, at 10 p.m. iS’Oavgo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company’s Office. Rates of freights and passages may ’*o obtained on application. Unequalled accommodation for stock, Inspection invited. Apply to W. PETTIGREW, Agent, Opunake. W. I>. WEBSTER, Agent, New Plymouth. DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY. Misses xury & /barter isses O ury & Barter leg to inform the Ladies of the Opuaake District that they have started Dressmaking & Millinery In Mr Beigiitwell’s Shop, And trust by strict attention to business and Good Workmanship that -hey will receive a for share of patronage. THE LATEST FASHIONS. Fit and Style Guaranteed. Terms Strictly Cash. you ARE INVITED TO Inspect the Grand Display of Brussels Carpets at ARTHUR’S Furnishing Warehouse. All marked in plain figures at Wholesale prices. Do not Miss The Last Ten Days OE THE Gigantic Sale OF Furniture! First-class Gooes offering at fmsr* Rare Bargains. Pianos. One English Piano by Eavestaff and Son’s, now offering at Wholesale Price—£37 10s. One German Piano—£lo. One do. (a special bargain)— £3s 10s. These Pianos are really splended instruments, all the latest improvements, and are offered at the landed cost. Pianos and Organs on time payments. | Funerals Furnished. [ .a the best slyles, and Tombstones supplied at lowest rates. H. A. ARTHUR, Oirect Importer, Oalainet, maker & Uiulertaker, Opposite the Post Office. .'fiixcES Street Haw era,