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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 24, 21 September 1894, Page 3

In the matter of the Impounding Ac t, 1881. IMPOUNDED in the Onuuake Public Pound, by Mr T. McGloin, from Section 98, Block I, Opnnake Survey District, one Pale Red and White HEIFER ; no visible brand or ear mark ; about 18 mouths old. If not c’aimed and expenses paid will be sold on TUESDAY, October 2nd, at 12 noon. Dated this 20th day of Sept, 1894. R. H. SECCOMBE. Poundkcoper. Davenport Bros., GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, O TAKE HO, HAVE just received several Large Direct Consignments of Ironmongery, Crockery, Groceries, and Oilmen’s Stores, w hich they are selling at the LOWEST REMUNERATITE RATES, To make room for further Consignments to arrive. Seeds! Seeds! Just to hand a large assortment of YATES’ RELIABLE SEEDS (Vegetable and Mower). Acknowledged to be the Best in the Market! ! • OUR ZEALANDIA BOOTS AND SHOES Are still the Favorite?. Every sort in stock. Wool Packs. Fencing Wire, Barb or Plain, at the very lowest rates. Choice patterns fur SUITS TO MEASURE, Which continue to give the Greatest Satisfaction. Call and Inspect our Large and Varied Stock, which for Quality and Price “ Can’t B Beat.” Giving up Business. g A L E. g A L E. g A L. E. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION S. Having leased our premises, we must SELL SELL, SELL, And in order to effect' a speedy clearance of our goods, we are going to sell our Groceries Kerosene Boots and Shoes Floor Cramps Ironmongery

Carpenters’ Tools Crockery & Glassware Oils Paints Brushes Paperhangings Glue Eanges Stoves Colonial Ovens Cutlery Carvers Steels Electro Spoons and Forks Boilers Kettles Saucepans Mangles Fenders Spades Shovels Saws Tubs Buckets Milk-pans Locks Hinges Spirit Levels Oil Stones Grind Stones Axes & Handles &c., &c., &c., . AT Prices never before attempted in Opunake. COME AND SAVE MONEY WHILE YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY. TER3IS CASH. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 8 O’CLOCK. BRIGHTWELL & SON.