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Waipawa Mail, Volume IX, Issue 882, 19 January 1886, Page 3

(Availuh ON W NAPIER RAILWAY. FIRE BRIGADES’ DEMONSTRATION. CHEAP FARES. 171I 71 ROM all stations to Napier, tickets at Sifctii'day Return Rates will be issued from SATURDAY, to rnURSrfe.Y, January both days inclusive,fevuiiabie for up to. including,* SATURD A JIT January 30th, 1880. FARES. the Day Only.) AND TUESDAY, AB.y 27th and 28tii. morjang Train leaving Waipuku.3s a.mf Napier arrive 9.26, Special Tickle will be issued from Waipukurau, \V; aiko r a Class, 7s Gd ; 2nd Cla3s, sspAncluding Is admission to the ground ; available for the day only, and to the Waipukurau train. Napier, djff. 5.30 p.m. instead of 4.20 p.m. ON TUESDAY, WKDPESDAY AND THURSDAY, Januauv 2Gth, 27th and 28th, A Train will leave Hastings for Napier at G. 45 p.m., as on Saturdays, calling at intermediate stations, and returning. Napier, dep. 10 p.m. BY ORDER. Napier, January 16th, 188 G. CHE SDAY INTERCOLONIAL FIRI Ydemonstrat > ECREATION WEDNESDAY GADEo’ D, NAPIER. A NTT THURSDAY, «r, 27tii aHWT^Oht SCING : Ist DAY a.m. 2nd 9 a.m. ’Mf. BOGLE, Hon. See. NOW PUBLISHED, THE H/ Bay Almana l BUSINESS DIRECTORY —IBB6 THE PUBLISHERS feel confident tlmt the issue of this well-known Publication for 1886, will be found to surpass the issues of previous years, special care having been taken to have all local and general information thoroughly revised to the date of issue. J Besides the ordinary features of an i Almanac and Directory, there will be ; found in this issue Professor’s Kirk’s Exhaustive Official Report on BLIGHTS ON FRUIT TREES AND THEIR PREVENTION. Also articles specially written for the * H moke's Jiay Almanac on TREE PLANTING AND TREE PRUNING, A carefully compiled summary of THE FENCING ACT, And other special matter which will largely enhance the value o£ the annual, especially to country readers. I >INW ID DIE WALKER AND CO. Publishers. PRICE 2*5. Pasted to any address in ihe Can he obtained ’from' any of our , country agents. 66 I j Kr 11 o 111 ' !< 1 N WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. j Has Re-opened with a NEW STOCK OF JEWELLERY, &c., In the Shop opposite the United Methodist Church, As I have lost greatly by the late Fire, the above Stock will be sold VERY CHEAP FOR CASH, In order to realise as quickly as possible. J. C. hopes that all his old Customers will roll up to his assistance, in order that he may soon be on his feet again. N.B.—All accounts owing to the undersigned are requested to be paid at once. J . CHICK EN , 129 WAIPAWA ATHLETIC CLUB. MEETING of the above club will be *-•»- held in the Imperial Hotel, Wuipawa, oil MONDAY, the 26th January, at 8 j>.m. Business : The adoption of proposed Constitutional Rules, Wm. C. STEPHENS, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. c . ir. nash, PAINTER, WAIPAWA, During the rc-crcction of Premises, Ims taken a Temporary Shop opposite Mr Britten’s Butcher Shop, with a new Stock of WHITE LEAD, OILS, GLASS, &c. f &c. READY MIXED PAINT in Large Quanties, Gd per pound. Estimates Given. MR. and MRS. NASH desire to thank ! their friends for the help they j ;e them at the fire. 117 gayeß N OTIC E . ALL peusbn^having:■ -claims against the late'Mrr. 11. Dg<sver, of W&i pukurau, are requested to s£f!d particfilaraGhercof to us, the underpinned, on ortfbefore the 31st JANUARY^TBB6. SALISBURY AND LOGAN, 68 Napier. TO THE ,-WAHPAWA RIVER BOARD. mAKE NoticeXthat iim^ctfiately ‘p _ - a.- Waipttwai- 'river, running through my propertagns removed by any action of jmiirsJjjjSfnall demand its immediate re tu JAMES LAWRENCE, Homewood, Kaikora, January G, 1886.