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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 76, 26 March 1895, Page 3

OPILNV.Kiii ball: yards. TUESDAY, 2nd APIUL. At 12.30 p.in rpONKS & (JO. Will se'l by public auction as above — 60 weauers 30 12 to 15-month mixed 20 yearlings mixed 20 beif'ers in calf 13 superior weaners 0 springers 1 draught gelding, very powerful, syrs 1 draught filly, 2yrs, by Jock 1 dray and barn ess 1 superior gig, in first-class order J. Harding-Mason, CHEMIST A. IS X> DRUGGIST, TTAS much pleasure in uotifyiug the Public of Opunake and surrounding district that he has secured premises in Opunake, where he will open in the course of a couple of weeks with a complete stock of drugs. Full particulars in future issue. TARANAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR CARTING. rfIENDERS (marked and addressed) J_ will be received at the Taranaki County Office, New Plymouth, until Noon on MONDAY, Bth April, 1895, For CARTING 1800 Yards (more or less) of Gravel and Metal in separate contracts on the Main South Road between Stony River (Okato) and Waiau River - " (Opunake). Specifications may bo seen at Post Office, Rahotu, and at Mr A. O'Brien's (Engineer), Opunake. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. T. MILLS,. Clerk Taranaki County Council. Opuiialce Town Hoard. GRAZING OF COWS AND HORSES. BADGES at 5s each will be issued on or before lstprox. for period to 31st March, 1896. Four is the maximum number of stock registerable by a town resident, such being bis or her own property. Calves, pigs, sheep, goats, bulls, and entires will not be permitted at large. All stock without badges will be impounded on and after Ist April pros. GEO. W. ROGERS, Chairman. March 21st, 1895. N O T I C. THANKS. Mr HOWARD H.SECCOMBE SIRES to thank his many , friends and customers for their liberal patronage during the last two years, but now regrets that, owing to the great difficulty to get in money owing to him, he has been compelled to place all accounts in a solicitor's hands for collection. All accounts due and unpaid to me by the 28th instant will be sued for without further notice. G-TS'-TJ-N'. Opunake 12th,1895. ARRIVED--Ex S.S. AORERE, 20 SACKS SHARPS Just Arrived— Carter's celebrated Grass Seeds Red and White Clover Alsyke Cowgrass Trefoil Timothy Sheep Fescue Fiorin Also: Southern Rye off old pasture. TO ARRIVE—--500 SACKS OATS 25 SACKS WHEAT NEWMAN BROS.