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Waipawa Mail, Volume 3, Issue 210, 15 September 1880, Page 4

WAJPUKTJRAU ©NGA GNGA, FLOUR: MILL.. MR. E.. HA.R.WOOD: Waijmwa,. has been appointed Sole Agent, for, the above mill from, this date. Sharps and Bran always on,hand*.. BRIDGET RUSSELL, W.AIPAWA AND, WAJPUKURA.U EXPRESS.. «*J 11 N Beg# to inform Uie inhabitants of W.aipawa and Waipukurau and the adjacent districts,.that hie express will leave W.ftipukuruu at 9.30; a.ui. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, returning from Wuipawa same da vs at 12 o’clock. Ifures for. the singlfc journey, 2s ; for the double journe}', 3s. Parcels delivered, in either, township, for (id each.. The express may be hired by the day, hour, or job.. Letters on telegrams addlessed to J. Scholos, Waipukuruu, will receive prompt attention*. Parcels left nti Mr. llnr,wood’s shop,. Waipawa,. will he attended to*. TE; AUTE. MILL.. undersigned, begs to offer, firstclass FLOUR; guaranteed,, at lowest current rates.. Orders will he punctually attended. to« JOHN. LeCQUTEUR, T.e Aute. Jhne 26tli, 1880, g G 11 O L K S, E NAPIER: House of oalli for Waipawai and! upcountry settlers.. Meals at alii hours for passengers arriving by traini on steamer,, or leaving by early traini. None bub the- very Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors, Kept. Ail 1 meals, 1-s 6d ;; beds,. Is 6d board and lodging,, per. week,.3os. Sample Rooms for Travellers. Billiard Rooms.. Plunge and Show.er Baths.. \V. MAYO; Proprietor;. SHAKESPEARE. ROAD; NAPIER: m; p i: r. e jj o t e l, the: junction: hotel, BETUATED' on the junetmm of the Norscwood-Ormondvilie road, is now open for tlie convenience of the travelling public:. The house is spacious,, well! furnished, | and is in every way well provided with j the means of accommodation for travellers, visitors, and tourists. None but spirits of the best quality kept ! «n the premises. Good paddock and' stable. J.. WILLIAMSON, Proprietor. SAWYERS’ ARMS HOTEL,. lIAMPDEN. HAYING returned to the above Hotel, I beg cordially to thank the public for the support and pationage hitherto aeeorded to me, and trust that by attention to- business, and the comfort of visitors, to merit a continuance of the same. Owing to the extensive additions recently made to the premises, ample accommodation for families, visitors, aud the travelling public, is always available. Ak*, Wines, and Spirits of the best Good paddocks well watered. Cowatojrtabie and commodious Stables. Saddle Horses for ladies and gentlemen a hire. W. INGRAM, Hampden