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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1019, 7 December 1886, Page 1

Ta CAM).] A N D E R E N N E D Y, Travelling Agent for the NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 23 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ... <£2,000,000. THE above Company is prepared lo accept risks on Boilings, Stock, Merchandise, Grain and Wool at the lowest current rates. WM. BROWN, Agent. N.B.—This Company was the first to pay claims at the recent fire at Waipawa. 154 Gr EOR G E w A R D, SADDLE, HARNESS, & COLLAR MAKER, WAIPAWA. (Established 1878.) Ladies’, Gents, Stock, and Pack SADDLES. BREAST-PLATES, BRIDLES, &o. CARRIAGE, BUGGY, CART, AND PLOUGH HARNESS, Manufactured on Nickel-silver and Steel BITS, SPURS, and STIRRUPS of every description always on hand. Ladies’and Gent’s Riding Whips, Carriage, Buggy, and Stock do. DIRECT IMPORTER ol’ Saddlers and Harness-makers material. Repairs Neatly ahd Expeditiously executed at Lowest Possible Prices, and by Good and Efficient Workmen. STABLE REQUISITES and every other Article in the Trade always on hand. The Trade Supplied for CASH ONLY. 21 Suits from £6 6s to 4sO’H ALLOR AN, rpilE Waipawa Tailor, the Artistic 1 Cutter, Never known to make a. mix jit, Invites the public to inspect his largo stock of SUMMER TWEEDS JUST ARRIVED. Address : Next to M. Flynn’s Store. 27 DATs'EYIKKE BAKEKV.

George Wright, Baker, DANEVUtKE, I> EGS to inform his numorous custoy mers and tlio public generally that having erected a New Oven with all the latest improved facilities for bread baking, he is able to offer bread of first quality at the REDUCED PRICE of 8 1 per loaf, and will, as circumstances permit, give still further reduction. Hotels and large consumers as per special agreement. lie also takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous, customers for the libeial support hitherto accorded to him, and hopes for a continuation of the same. GEORGE WRIGHT, 225 Raker, Danevirke. ""GOOD NEWS FOR DANEVIRKE. John G. Cuthbert (Baker of Hastings) HAS come to the rescue at last and opened a branch business at Danevirke, where be means to REDUCE the PRICE of Bread stuff and sell 41b LOAVES FOR SEVENPENOE. By strict attention to business and turning over Hour of A 1 quality, ho will convince the settlers that he is just the man wanted for .the district and that the LIVE & LET LIVE BAKERY Deserves the patronage of the million. IgegrNo advantage taken of Huctuutious in the price of Hour. No more paying 10£d for 3Jlb loaf of bread. Scales will always accompany the cart to satisfy customers of the correct weight. JOHN G. CUTHBERT, Baker, Main Street, Danevirke. 220