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Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 79, 5 April 1895, Page 3

GKAS& SEEDS. . A. H. .MOORE Has on Hand and to arrive iTURST QUALITY GRASS } SEEDS . For sale at lowest matket rat^S, comprising, Perennial Rye Grass (Southern) choie* and local, from 3s 6d per bushel Cocksfoot Italian Rye Prairie Timothy Rape Alsjke Cowgiass and White. ClovOrJ Crested Dogstail, Meadow Foxtail, ice. Prices and samples on application. Land. Some Choice Farms are on the Register, comprising Freeholds, Public Trustee Leases, Perpetual Leases in areas from from 10 to 700 acres. Full particulars on application. Agencies : Wallis Sous and Co., London dairy produce merchants. Advances made on consignments or produce purchased. Nolan, Tonks and Co. Nev Zealand Insurance Coy. Hawera Building Society. Applications for loans on freeholds or leaseholds received. Booth, MacDonald and Go’s Disa Harrows, &c. Prices on application. Planet Jr Garden Implements, Ae. Cooper’s Celebrated Sheep Dip Loans negotiated. Correspondence invited. West Coast Land and Produce Commission Agency. Established 1882. dissolution of PARTNERSHIP SALE! TMPOETANT ANNOUNCEMENT to the Inhabitants of Hawera, Opunake and surrounding districts. DISSOLUTION OF PARNERSHIP IN THE FIRM OF NEWCOMB AND MASSEY, DETAIL DRAPERS. N. NEWCOMB Having purchased Mr Massey's interest in the firm, has decided to HOLD A GRAND Cash Clearing Sale Of his Clean, New, and Valuable Stock at Prices which must command the attention of all Drapery & Clothing Purchasers. Sale. Sale. Sale. As this is a Genuine Dissolution Sale {No mere Puff) and all know the superior quality of the Drapery and Clothing for which the firm i* noted, the public will find BARGAINS?^ Sul)>»tantial ami T T «etul T v f Every Article marked in plain figure* at lowest possible price. SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1895. N. NEWCOMB, DRAPER, HAWERA AND OPUNAKE. N O T I C. THANKS. Mr HOWARD H. SECCOMBE DESIRES 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 n 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-N-U-N. Opdoake 12th. 1895.