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Waipawa Mail, Volume 3, Issue 210, 15 September 1880, Page 1

Ruilbcu Vockf RAILWAY BOOKING AN RECEIVING STORES, WAIPFK U K A U . GOODS DELIVERED, RECEIVED, & FREIGHTS PAID. LIVE STOCK FORWARDED AND RECEIVED. Every care taken, no responsibility. O N SAI. E 400 buslieln Poverty Bay Grass Seed 200 bushels Pate.i Cocksfoot 20 tone Flour 50 boxen Tea tone Galvanised Iron, 6,7, S, and 9 feet sheets 10 tons Fencing Wire, Nos. 6 7 and 8 25 casks Portland Cement 1 cask Rape Seed 10,000 Fencing Posts 1,000 Strainers 10,000 House Blocks F H. DROWER JOHN PALMER, jyj- ASTER T A 1 L O B INVITES ATTENTION TO A CHOICE EOT OF NEW NEW ZEALAND • t WEEDSNOW IN STOCK, TRAFALGAR HOUSE. (F. H. Drower'n), VV A I r U K IJ It A IT. SADDLERY. Ty O TERRY begs to call tho # Jl-i# attention of his friends and tho public generally to his large ond varied stock of Saddlery and Harness, which for quality and workmanship are well known, and need no comment* ;* and being also a “ direct importer” both from the Home and Australian markets, is enabled to sell at prices which defy competition. J. L. S. begs to call special attention to bis stock of Ladies’ and Gent.s’ all over Hogukin Saddles; also Bullock-hide Stock Saddles ntttde specially to order, and made up on the premises to meet the requirements of bis customers. Every description of Ladies'and Gent.s' Pelham and Snaffle bridles on hand. Choice assortment of Ladies'and Gent.s’ Hunting tmd Joc.fcey Whips. Electro-plated Bits, Spurs, and Stirrup Irons in great variety. - ( . Every description of Harness and Pack Saddles on hand, and made to order on the shortest notice. Also Canvas liorse-cov.ors, made of the best material, and as regards shape and workmanship, canuol be excelled. Repairs dope .at- moderate charges, and with punctuality! P.S.-r-OHQ visit will prove the above. J. L. STERIIV, Waipukurau, OB K R T. PAINTER, PAPERI? ANGER. GLAZIER AND DECORATOR, WAIPUKURAU, Begs o inform the inhabitants of Waipukurau and surrounding districts that ho has commenced business as above, and trusts that with good workmanship, and using none but the best materials, to merit a fair share of patronage. Estimates given* g' C °T T • RUATANIWHA FELLMONGERY. W. J. SPENCER JgEGS to announce to the Sheepfarmcrs in the Ruataniwha district that he has recommenced business as FELLMONGER AND WOOL9COURER. Orders executed satisfactorily, and at the shortest notice. Skins bought at the highest current prices.. T AMO R I N G . THE Undersigned begs to intimate to tho Settlers cf Hastings and surrounding district that he has commenced business in Mr Somerville’s Old Store, with a. select Stock of Scotch, English, and Colonial. Tweeds, Twills, Fancy and Superfine Cloths. Having bad a Considerable experience as a Cutter and Practical Tailor, parties entmating, hjm with their orders may depend on jpatftiktg. their Clothing well made* and at moderate prices. ,’.7 hAu PETER 6. UACDCRAU)