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Waipawa Mail, Volume IX, Issue 883, 21 January 1886, Page 4

THE WAIPAWA WATT, IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND S A T U II DAY, Iu time for the early trains. Terms op Subscription : Per quarter in advance . .£0 5 0 Per quarter do, posted . 0 G 0 Per quarter booked ... 0 7 0 Per year in advance ... 1 0 0 Per year do, posted ... 1 2 0 Single copy 0 0 2 Notice to Advertisers : Advertisers and subscribers can commence at any date, and will be charged iu proportion to the end of the current quarter. Terms for advertising as per scale. Standing advertisements for three, six, or twelve months, can be arranged for at a liberal discount. Advertisements intended for insertion in the Mail must be sent to the office not later than 7 p.m. on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday and Eriday. The Mail contains the latest and most reliable news in the district, together with all general news of commercial importance, and is therefore a valuable source of accurate information to the agricultural, pastoral, and mercantile communities. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM The Waipawa Mail offers superio advantages to advertisers, its CIRCULATION IN WAIPAWA COUNTY BEING MORE THAN DOUBLE That of the COMBINED CIRC ULATI () N Of all OTHER PAPERS PUBLISHED ON THE EAST COAST. The Mail has a large circulation in the following centres: Ashley-Clin-ton Blackburn Danevirke Hastings Havelock Hampden Kaikora Makaretu Makatoku Matamau Motuotaria Takapau Napier Tamumu Norsewood Te Aute Onga Onga Te Apiti Ormondville Waipawa Paid Paid Waipukura Patangata Wainui Porangahau Wallingfor Scventy-mileWanstead Bush Woodville Tahoraitc &c., &c. The Mail has also subscribers iu Australia, the Printed Kingdom, and America, <Sc., &c. WAIPAWA COUNTY GAZETTE. \\ r AIPAWA ]{AIL NEWSPAPER & GENERAL JOI PRINTING OFFICE, ]' J ETTER- PR ESS J > RIN TIN G Of every description, in NEATEST STYLE & NEWEST DESIGNS At Low Prices, Circulars Billheads Receipt Books Programmes Business Cards Handbills Horse Cards Memo Forms Catalogues Posters. &c. Ac. &e. Iho Mail is also the only paper which publishes full reports of the Council proceedings.