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Waipawa Mail, Volume 2, Issue 134, 24 December 1879, Page 4

RAILWAY BOOKING AND RECEIVING STORES, WAIPUKCKAU. GOODS DELIVERED, RECErVED, & TREIGUTS PAID. live stock forwarded and RECEIVED. Irsjy care taken, no renpoDKibilitjr. ON SAL E—--4CO bushel* Poverty Bitv Grans Seed bushels Pute-i Cocketoul 20 tons Flour 60 Snes Tea ton-. Galvanised Iron, G, 7,8, and 0 Feet vheets TO tons Fencing Wire, Nos. G, 7, and 8 25 casks Portland Cement 1 cask Rape Seed 10,000 Fencing l’osts 1.000 Strainers 10,000 House Blnia r. H. DROWF.B. mrfe 3m , STOCK gTORE WAIPUKURAU. Tie nodi liae on luud and to arrive a Urge and varied assortment of GENERAL DRAPERY, MEN’S CLOTHING, GROCERIES, ROOTS & SHOES. IRONMONGERY, Ac. a superior lot of MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES AND FANCY GOODS Of every description, personally selected in tlie houia market. TT. C. SMITH. mrl 3rn SA D D L E R Y , Come and see at J. L. s>l ERR\ S, WAIPUKUBAU. Muat be sold at a mu ail advance on cost price to make room for further shipments from iiouic. expected daily. A large •election of Gents STOCK SADDLES, bullock hide, in all designs, m iti* double-guilett j>lult b and plated burs to tree. Also, Gent* super all over lIOGSKIN, with bar plated trees and skirts uli souud. A large stock of PLOUGH HARNESS of all descriptions will be sold cheap. CARRIAGE, GIG, & BUGGY HARNESS all made up on the premises. Every article in the trade on hand, or v.iiidu to order ou the shortest notice. ftiSOtf

JOHN rALMER MAB T E K TAILOR, TRAFALGAR HOUSE. <F. 11 . Dwwwh), W A I P IT K IJ R A IT. R. TKEST RAIL'S FURNITURE W AKlillOtSE AND FANCY REPOSITORY, WAIPUKUKAU. KTHESTRAII. U*tr» to inform the • inhabitant* of Waipukurau and ■urroundinjr districts that he has always iu every requisite for furnishing, ♦<mijp. Ifiißf* Sofas. Kat*y < hairs. Tables. Matting. Dmggeting, Toilet Sets. Chest* of I >rawers, Ar n which he is prepared to sell at as reasonbble rates as any Louse iu Hawlte’n Bay. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS. STATIONERY, aep 14-tf FANCY GOODS. Ac. NOTICE. ILHAM DAIRYMAN. Having; leased tlie busint ** lately carried on by Mr Hobson, of Ri«'htnond Park, ho pen by attention to customers. and supplying GOOD MILK, to receive the fuitronage of the public. Milk supplied daily at 4d per quart, and butter twioe a week. A N * TO STATION HOLDERS, BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 8. P I,L E, riXMBEB PATNTEK. & GLAZIER, WISHES to infL'nu the settlers and others o£ Waipawa and Ponin jrahau that all orders left at Mr H. Baker's, Waipawa, and Mr J. White’s, Rorantrrhau, will be attended to with Ure ■aacteet j-tactKaJity. dec!4 Oia I