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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1020, 9 December 1886, Page 3

HUHtwd. WANTED, at once, a BUGGY, HOUSES, and HARNESS complete ; must be cheap. Apply Jehu, c ire of Mail office, Waipawa. 299 WANTED KNOWN that the covr bought by Janicu Andrew from John Peers 4 of Makaretu, ban turned up at Mr Peer’s place, and may be had by Mr Andrew if he sends for it. 290 WANTED a girl to cook and do general house-work. Apply to Mbs J. B. Rhodes, Sprmghill. 275 WANTED a good plain Cook.—Apply Mbs Harding, Mount Vernon. 276 WANTED, two good BULLOCKDRIVERS. Apply to Robert llall, Porungahau. 178 WANTED, a GOVERNESS for young children, also a HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mbs D. S. Fleming, Fleinington, Wanstead. 169 lOST or STOLEN a yellow Retriever .J DOG with white snout, breast, and legs, answers to the name of “ Moscow.’* Registered collar 522. Anyone detaining the above will bo prosecuted. Anyone returning tbo same to Alex Jones, Walpukurau will be rewarded, 291 DANEVIRKE ROAD BOARD. CONTRACT, No. 1 Formation and Metulling, 29 Chains, Oringi-Mata-iwi Road. Contract,No. 2.—Bushfelliug,Stumping, and Clearing 20 chains on above-mentioned Road. Contract, No. 3.—Erecting Sill Bridge, with approaches, also about 19 chains sido tutting, Ma n gat era- U umtoroa Road. TENDERS for the above Contracts will bo received up to Noon of SATURDAY, the 1 Htb inst. Each tender to be accompanied by a deposit of 7£ per cent, on the amount of tender. No tender necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications for No. 1 contract can be seen at Mr D. McKay’s Store, D.mevirke ; for No. 2 Contract, ut Messrs Youugliußband’s and Co.’s Store, Dancvirke i for No. 3 Contract, at Mr Burmistor’s Storo, Danevirko. DUNCAN Me 'ALLUM, Clerk to Board. Road Board Office, Danevirko, Dec. G, 188 C. 306 TO PAINTERS. WANTED TENDERS for PAINTING and VARNISHING Methodist Church, Waipawa, up to SATURDAY NEXT, 11 th inst. Speci icati ns to bo seen at Mr Bradshaws’, Waipawa, opposite POf't- office. Tenders to bo addressed to Mr Ru.sii. 301 WAIPAWA ATHLETIC SPORTS. riIENDERS will be received by the 1 undersigned up till Noon of December 15th, lor holding a PUBLICAN’S BOOTH, at the Sports. Booth is already erected. War. BENNEIT, 296 II on. Secretary. TO PAINTERS. r will bo received to 6 p.m. 1 December 11th fn PAINTINGS required at the Imperial Llotd, Waipawa. Apply ou the premises. 300 I >LEASE send no more your work to town, But from up-country send it down To PROFESSOR GOLDER. No better Tradesman will be found, In the town or country round, Than PROFESSOR GOLDER. Roll up ! Roll up !! both one and all All arc invited for to call Upon PROFESSOR GOLDER. 1 wish it well made known ab >ut My workmanship won’t bo ru'd od out As long as my name’s GOLDER. WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER. Repairs skilfully and expeditiously executed, with accuracy, at Lowest Rates. SELLING OFF: The largest stock of JEWELLERY in tbo district, ut your own prices, to clear. Address : Opposite Mr D. Moroney’s Settler’s Hotel, Waipawa. 308 J. L. STERRY, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, K A I K O R A, IT AVING REMOVED from liis former *- Shop next to* Messrs McLENNAN, GOLLAN, & CO., is now carrying on busiiKss iu bis dwelling-1 ouso ponding erection of more suitable premises. 186 WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that it is tbo intention of the Waipawa County to close portions of roads situated between the Mangatewni River, and the Tukipu River ; also between the Mangatowai River and Asbley-Clinton, within the property of the Lambcrtford Estato Trustees, and situate in the Takapan Road Board district, printod notices of proposed closing having been posted up At the end of each road. A plan of tho roads proposed to bo closed, and also showing the new roads to be takon in exchange, is now open for inspection at the post office, Takapan, and at the County Council Ollico, Waipawa. W. C. SMITH, Chairman W.C.C. County Council Office, Waipawa, October 20th, 1886. 150 NOTICE is hereby given from this date that all entire horses, bulls or rums found running on my properties, or on roads adjoining, will be impounded. JAMES COLLINS, Kaikora. December 4th, 1886. 288 T THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby beg -*■ 9 to give notice to surrounding sheep owners, in compliance with tbo Act I require duo notice of intended mustcrings for the sale or removal of sheep. JAMES COLLINS, Kiiikora & Patungata. December 4th, 1880. 289