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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1020, 9 December 1886, Page 4

Samuel Charlton, gADDLER AND lIARNESSMAKER, KAIKORA, Begs to inform liis numerous friends and the public generally that he has commenced business as above in Kaikora, and hopes by strict attention to business combined with the best workmanship and moderate charges, to merit a fair Bhare of their support. A large assortment of Trade Requisites always on hand. All kinds of Harness and Saddlery orders undertaken and repairs neatly executed. Letter orders will receive prompt attention. 272 W. BATHBONE HAS now OPENED UP a Very Complete Assortment of Spring and Summer Drapery. The Dress Department Will be found replete with all the New and Fashionable Materials New Carmilites, New Cameliocs, New Kyrle Cloth, New Tufced Zephyrs Prints—ldri Spots ; Brocades, Extra Choice Designs in Sateens Reversible Muslins, in checks and stripes New Oriental Striped Muslins Ladies’ Summer seys, black & coloied Ladies’ Fancy Dress Fronts Gloves, Lace Collars, Lace Boas, Frillings, Umbrellas, Sunshades, Corsets, Edgeings, Insertions, Laces—White, Cream, Black, & Colored Ladies’ and Children’s Hose—Full Assortment Tovvols, Curtains, Mosaic Table Baizes, Carpets, Linoleums, Door Mats, &c. MEN’S BOYS’ & YOUTHS’ Kaiapoi Clothing, Braces, Socks, Scarfs, Studs, White and Regatta Shirts, Hard and Soft Felt Hats Tennis Hats, Cricketing Hats, Merino Pants and Undershirts, Bathing Drawers, Mackintoshes. Boots and Shoes Of Every Description kept in Stock. W. RATHBONE, DIRECT IMPORTER, WAIPAWA 68 SADDLERY! SADDLERY! Having purchased Mr j. l. Sterry’s Saddlery Business at Waipukurau, I beg to inform my customers in the surrounding districts, that the STOCK HAS BEEN VERY LARGELY INCREASED, and is now very complete in all lines, and purchasers will find a capital assortment of SADDLERY & HARNESS OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK. HORSE COVERS of our own Noted make in all sizes. Specially careful attention will be given to repairs, and all orders executed without delay. Prices will be the same as charged at my Napier Eslablishment, which are as low, if not lower, than any in the colony. John McVay, SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER, Waipukurau, 57 And at Hastings Street, Napier. IN THE PRESS, HARDING’S 1887 ALMANAC, NEW ZEALAND HAND-BOOK, AND EAST COAST LOCAL GUIDE. Price : Two Shillings. TIIIIS Work is now so well-known as to need no recommendation. Though only in its eighth year of publication, it has outstripped the oldest established , Almanacs in the Colony, and is now the best-known Book of Reference in New Zealand. It contaius MORE THAN double the reference matter of any similar work published on the East Coast. The Volume for 1887 will bo the FULLEST YET ISSUED, containing several Important Now Features, excellent engravings specially executed for the Work ; latest Statutory Information ; latest Agricultural and Census Returns; complete Sheep Returns for five Counties, with full addresses of Sheepowners, &c. The DIRECTORY has been carefully revised and corrected to date, and contains a mass of Information relating to the Local Governing Bodies, nowhere else obtainable. Danish, Jewish, and Maori Calendars as usual. On Sale by Country Storekeepers. Settlers who cannot obtain the Book in their own locality can have it sent post free to any address in New Zealand, by sending 2s. to the Publisher, in stamps or postal note. R. COUPLAND HARDING, Publisher, Napier. 282