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Waipawa Mail, Volume IX, Issue 881, 16 January 1886, Page 1

■luta-la. M PIKE WAIPAWA. ALEXANDER SCRIMGEOUR, Proprietor. TEMPOBABY PBEMISES, BEN. B. JOHNSON’S AUCTION MABT, WAII’AWA. ALEX. SCRIMGEOUR, 32 Proprietor. JJOTEL FOR SALE. 2000 CORDS good dry MATAI FIREWOOD, also 3000 Sacks good Charcoal, And a lot of 2,3, and 4 feet Tolara House Blocks. The above can be loaded into railway trucks in quantititics to suit purchasers. K, F. MORTENSEN, Makatoku. May 18, 1885. 20 R AILWAY JJOTEL. K AI KORA. JOHN PETTIT, Proprietor. Very best brands of Wines, Spirits, and Mult Liquors kept. Good accommodation for Travellers and Boarders. Good stabling and paddocking.

Good Saddle llcrses always on hire. JOHN PETTIT, 34 Railway Hotel, Kaikora. WOODVILLE. L. D. BICKEItTON, (Late of Waipawa,) Having taken the above Hotel, in nowprepared to furnish the public wiili the best of every accommodation at a MODERATE CHARGE. Only the Best Brands of Wines, Ales, and Spirits kept in stock. Private Sitting-!ooms and Bath-room. Good Stabling and Paddocking. 35 L. D. BICKERTON, Proprietor. ACCOMMODATION |_JOUSE ORMONDVILLE. CHARLES LEACH desires to inform his Friends and the travelling Public that ho is still keeping open his house for general accommodation, and Travellers may rely upon receiving every civility and attention at his hands. Good Stabling and Paddock accommodation. CHARLES LEACII, 30 Proprietor. IKuttiu«>MM Kot!«-«•». ' I GENEHAL IMPOKTEHB, MEKCHANTS, AND COMMISSION jAUENTS.

STATION STREET, N A TIER. 37 N ORSEWOOD gTOKE. In thanking the Norsewood settlers and public generally for their very liberal patronage, C. F. FREDRICKSON would again remind them that he is still in the front as a GENERAL STOREKEEPER. All classes of goods kept in stock. DRAPERY, BOOTS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, IRONMONGER Y, Ac. Ac. Ac Persons wishing to get good value for their money will please accept this iuti--33 niatiou.