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Waipawa Mail, Volume VI, Issue 680, 19 August 1884, Page 2

WAIPUKURAU EXPRESS. BKEMP begs to infprin the inhahi • tants of Waipukurau and surounding districts that his express will meet every train from Napier on and after this date. Passenger ■ conveyed to ahy part of the township ai; 6d eachF; parcels delivered at 3d each, E :pvess let on hire at any minute. Commercial travellers’ luggage will be conveyed for half-price. Letters or telegrams addressed to B. Kemp, Waipukurau, will receive prompt attention, 2;7 HAWKE’S BAY NURSERY. ESTABLISHED 1865, FOR SALE, cheap, the undermentioned TREES, &c., if taken in quantity of 25 and upwards : 500 English Oaks „.. 10 to 12 feet high. 500 ,> „ ... 4 „ 5 „ „ GOO Walnuts from .. t 2 „ 5 ~ „ 300 Plane Trees, sorts, 5$ ~ 8 ~ „ 1000 Forest Trees, various sorts: 2000 Ornamental Shrubs in great variety 1000 Roses, choice varieties 3000 Gooseberries, best sorts 2000 Currants, red, white and black 1000 Conifers, as Abies, Pines, Cypress, Shugas, &c. 6000 Gladiolus Tubers in great variety. Also, all kinds of Fruit Trees on hand. Catalogues on application. F. W. C. STURM, ITb WEST CLIVE, Napier. THE REPOSITORY. DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. A. W. COHAM Will open up NEW SPRING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, About the First Week in September. MRS COHAM will *be in attendance a day or two each week during the season, to receive orders for LADIES HATS and BONNETS. Thanking her numerous friends for past favours, and trusting to have a fair share of their support in the future. A. W. CO HAM, The Repository, Waipawa, 57d and blastings St., Napier. a EOR G E A B R AIIAMS, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND GLAZIER, WAIPAWA. G.A., in returning thauks to his patrons and the pnb''c gohca'liy fo • past favors, begs to state that he has PURCHASED THE STOCK AND GOODWILL Of the business lately carried on by MR W. MEREDITH, Rnataniwlia Road, Waipawa, and all orders addressed as above will be immediately attended to. 4l JT O T E R R Y, . JLJ. O TERRY, MANUFACTURER AND DIRECT IMPORTER OF SADDLERY & HARNESS, WAIPUKURAU, Still invites an inspection of bis extensive stock which will be found as well assorteu aseve- 1 . Having recently had some rather heavy shipments, J.L.S. will sell at a slight advance upon COST PRICE. An inspection of the stock is invited. 53 SADDLERY. JOHN AI c V A Y ’ WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Being an extensive Manufacturer and Direct Importer of Saddlery and Harness, I can confidently invite inspection of my stock, wh ; ch is one of the largest and oest-ussorled in the colony. Having a very large trade, I can soil at very low prices. HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. 54 B OOTS 1 J_>OOTS ! B OOTS ! J. S. ANNAND, Having REMOVED to those centrally situated Premises lately ia the occupation of GARRETT BROTHERS, Is now prepared to sell Boots at greatly REDUCED PRICES. ONLY THE VERY BEST QUALITY OF GOODS KEPT IN STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order, with best material and workmanship. Note.—A Liberal Discount for Cash. J. S. ANNAND. 25a WAIPAWA BREWERY. T I HIE undersigned takes this opportunity JL of thanking liis friends for the past support given to the Waipawa Brewery, and hopes for a continuation of their favours, when be will always make it his business to supply a first-class article, as nothing but the best Malt and Hops which can be procured is used. In connection with the Brewery, I have lately built a new BOTTLING CELLAR, and can now supply BOTTLED ALE, quality guaranteed, and acknowledged by all to be equal to any Bottled Ale in the market. HENRY J. BAKER, 78 Waipawa Brewery.