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Waipawa Mail, Volume 4, Issue 377, 26 April 1882, Page 1

Mualn«‘»» iVotkeit. J. S. A * N A N "• BOOTMAKER. BOOTS & SHOES of all descriptions made to order of the best materials Good Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed Women’s and Children’s ready-mu le goods on hand cheap. Machine kept for putting new elastic in old boots, men’s, 4s, women’s, 3s Cd. OPPOSITE WESLEYAN CHURCH WAIPAWA. BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS 1 QLEMMEN pETEBSEN Begs to respectfully intimate to the public that he lias decided to start in business on his own account as a BOOT & SHOE MAKER, in the promises known as Bibby’s old store, exactly opposite the office of this paper. C.P. trusts by strict attention to business, punctuality in getting work done to time, good workmanship, and moderate prices, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Men’s stitched Boots ... ... 4£l 5 0 Do. E.S. and Watertight ... 12 0 Half-soling ... ... ...0 4 0 CLEMMEN PETERSEN, opposite Mail Office. A. E. B E A L B PAINTER, PAPKRIIANGKR, AND SIGNWRITER, WAIPAWA.

R OBE R T gCOTT, PAINTER, PA PERU ANGER, GLAZIER, AND DECORATOR, WAIPUKUItAU All work executed in a woiktnnnlike manner, ami on the in oat reasonable terms. Estimates given. EOR G E BKAHAMS, PAINTER, PAPERUAMGER, AND GLAZIER, Begs to inform the public of Waipawa ami district that he has commenced business us above Ordcl‘B left at Mr Raker’s Kmpiie Hotel will be immediately attended to. JOHN BRITTEN, FAMILY BU T C HER, WAIPAWA (Small foods always on bund. OBEUT J gPOBLIf FAMILY BUTCHER, (Opposite “ Mail ” Oiliee.) WAIPAWA. JUST ARRIVED, (Per “ Orpheus,”) A SHIPMENT OF BAY OF ISLANDS COAL. Also, Per Schooner Columbia,

A Quantity of Flower Pots, from 3 12-inch diameter. Also A largo number of •rain Pipes at low rate. 11. R. GUNN, Kapikr.

NOW PUBLISHED. HARDING'S XBB2 ALMANACrjTHE general information in this bunk 1 is very complete, ami brought down to latent dates. The particulars containe.l in the District Gazetteer and Loral Directory arc not to be found in any other book of reference. The General Alphabetical Directory contains the name.; and postal addresses of about Eighteen Huniised Residents in the Provincial District. An abstract of lost session's legislation is also given. On sale by U Country Storekeepers and Booksellers.