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Waipawa Mail, Volume VII, Issue 713, 5 December 1884, Page 2

TO BE PUBLISHED IN DECEMBER, j^JAWKES AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR 1 S3G. For nearly twenty years tliis Almanac has been universally admitted to be the Book of Reference for the Hawke’s Bay Provincial District. Each year the publishers have added some new feature, and the Edition of 1885 wilMNr*4gund no exception to this rule. Be si derail the usual local and information! carefully corrected to date, the DicectoJy will be found very much more^complete than ever before, containing nearly 3x)00 names, while there jpill be giveff full (jprections as to Hop andfTobueco written by practicrf growers the North Island. /ny items ottinfs>rmation as to country JBoeieties, and runlic Institutions in the,country districts, will be gladly received by the Publishers, and embodied in the' work. DINWIDDIE, WALKER & CO., Publishers. N.B. Advertisers are requested to forward their announcements as early as possible. 200 SIXTH ANNUAL ISSUE. 1885 HARDING’S XOOfJ ALMANAC; EAST COASfT DIRECTOR AND LOCAL GUIDty Price Tfvo Shillings, j THE new Volume will cowain all the special features of its oredecessors, with extensive additions aill improvements, suggested by the experience of j former years. Tfhe Published will be glad L-eive special items of Jrocal inform* before thgj Directory she/ts go to prfess. Astronomical, Civil, Official, Ecclesiastical, Danish, \ Maori, and Jefw ish Calenddh, with lection- j aries complete. A large mass of inform- I ation relating to Postal, Railway, Stamps, Customs, Judicial, Legislative, Educational and other btildic departments, including changes mafo by the Parliaments of 1884-. Garden Guide ; valuable Statistics ; Local Guide, containing much minute information found in no other publication. Thk best Book of Reference in New Zealand. Over 300 pages. Post free to any part of New Zealand where there is no local agent. Advertisements and subscriptions received by the publisher, R. COUPLAND HARDING, Times Office, Napier. Local Agents wanted. 193 NOTICE TO FARMERS AND AGRICULTURISTS. HAVING for nearly twenty years made an effort to supply the wants of my district with the best and most suitable IMPLEMENTS required on a Farm, I lake this opportunity of thanking my numerous Patrons for l their liberal support, and beg to intimato that, in addition to my own wett/knofyn Manufactures, I haye become / l sole for Hawke’s Bay for the Firm J of \ P. and I). DUNCAN, of Christchurch, lof this Colony ; | and that by/ doing so he will be/able to give those who are in of AGfIH-QUL-TURAL kind a greater variety to choose from—the want of proper i harbour accommodation and other causes preventing myself and others competing in a good many of the lines this Firm supplies. All intending Investors will do well to send for a Catalogue, which can be had on application, when it will be found a considerable saving can be effected. Implements delivered at any of the Stations along the line. ALEX. JONES, W aipukurau. Inland Implement Manufactory, October, 1884. 172 M R. F. O’B. LOUGHNAN, SOLICITOR, Has opened nVi Office at ORMONDVILLE, at Skinner’s ad all, where he will attend every FRIDAY from 11.30 a.m. to 2 p.m., and on from 9.30 a.m. All Jrfnds-tof Court worfr; Latod Transfers, Willis, and Settlements undertaken. 4 ( J * Money To Lend on Ifre^holi ecurity. LOUGHNAN, OKURATOR, Har aabnet et Kontor i i Skinner’s Lokale, hvor han vil vere at see liver FREDAG, fra Klokken Halv Tolv om Morgenen til Kl. To om Efterrniddagen, og paa de Dage der er Ret fra om Morgenen. * Alle Slags Sager i Retten, Testamenter, Laan Landsager, preparede og seet efter. Penge at laan© paa god Laud Sikkerhed. 75 Add res : Waipawa. MAKARETU STORE. THE Manager wishes residents in Ash-ley-Clinton/Norsewo®d, and other Bush knpwHhat they can have Coffee-bean* of quality at Is per lb if they Take JdO lbs. Single pound Is 3d. $ Plenty of Drapery, an# small assortment of Syrups, Figs, Data, New Potatoes, Onions, Muscutela, &cj marked very low for Christmas. o' No boots but Zeapndia brand. Flour, 15s at present, but Vsll be lowered as soon as direct shipments oAn be got. Open Monday to JTriday, 12 to 1.30, v 247 a EDWARD MOORE, (Late of Takapau,) ROPE, LINE, AND TWINE MANUFACTURER. WAIPA\I?A-^ Beos to inform bra Custoijrfers tftid the public generally tnat he hjtfe received his first Shipment ofirTwine direct from England, together|£with nejF Machinery for the manufacture of by the direct steamer “Doric,” popt, and will be able to supply on the* shprfest notice any size of Twine that lit 9 customers may think fit/to entrust to his care. Samples of the same supplied on application, 210