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Waipawa Mail, Volume X, Issue 1034, 15 January 1887, Page 3

Mr. M. 11. Miller STATION PROPERTIES FOR SALE. THE Undersigned Ims For Sale a number of FREEHOLD PROPERTIES in tins and adjoining Provincial Districts, ranging in present carrying capacity from 1000 TO 25,000 SHEEP> ttt moderate prices and easy terms viz., from 20s per acre witli sheep given in and upwards, according to locality, quality, and improvement ; and several LEASEHOLD RUNS, c™fr oi „lQoQtols )o oQ SHEEP, at from 20s to 25s per sheep lease, plant, and improvements given in. RURAL SECTIONS, WOODVILLE. Several Sections containing from 80 to 200 acres. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS, WOODVILLE, 63 Allotments, \ to 3£ acres each, at piices ranging from £ls to £220. TOWN ALLOTMENTS KAIKORA 10 Allotments, each. TOWN ALLOTMENTS, HASTINGS. 3 Allotments, £-acre each. M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, 38 Napier* JOS. STONE’S REFRESHMENT ROOMS, Opposite Mr W. Rathbone’s. r) EFRESIIMENTSof every Description supplied at all hours. A good Cup of TEA, COFFEE, or COCOA, Gd. ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM. BLOCK ICE by the pound. N.B.—A Lady in attendance, CONFECTIONERY a specialty from the best Manufactories. FRUIT of all kinds in Season. SMOKED FISH always on hand. CASH BUYERS of Vegetables and Dairy Produce. Servants Registry Office. JOS. STONE, 39 Proprietor.

DENIS RYAN T3EGS to inform liis patrons that he still runs his coaches on MA.ILDAYS on the WAIPUKURAU-WALLINGFORD ROAD. lie is also willing to meet parties with special conveyances or saddle horses when required.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Waipavva County Council, at a Special Meeting to be held on MONDAY, February 7th, 1887, at 10.15 a.m. to confirm the following Special Order, viz : “That it be a Special Order of this Council that for the purpose of providing for the interest upon the loan raised by the Waipawa County under “The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1886,” a special annually re curring rate of one-eighth of a penny in the pound upon all ratable property in the County of Waipawa, he made and levied, and the said rate is hereby accordingly made and levied for and during the whole period required by the aforesaid Act, for the continuance of such loan and that such special rate be computed and levied annually from time to time upon the ratable value for the time being of all ratable property m Hie aforesaid County, and be payable annually on every first day of July in every year during the continuance of the aforesaid Loan, and so long as any interest shall be payable by the County in respect thereof, and that this order take effect on and from the seventh day of February, 1887.” W. C. SMITH, Chairman. Count3’ Council Office, Waipawa, January 10, 1887. WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE. To the Travelling Public between Takapau anil Norse wood. THE Manawptu Bridge near Te Whiti clearing on the main coach road is unsafe for heavy traffic, and any person crossing it with a heavy load after the date of this notice will do so at his own risk, until the Bridge is repaired, due notice of which will be given. A. GILMOUR, County Road Overseer. County Council Office, Waipawa, Dec. 23rd, 183 G. 350 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. A COW, unbranded, dark brown, white spot on hind quarter, has now been on my place one year. If anyone should desire to obtain the same, please come to Mr Langton, Norsewood. £1 is claimed for damages. If not claimed within 15 days, I shall put my brand on it to repay me for expenses and damages. MR LANGTON, Norsewood. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to me must be paid before the 21st, or will be sued for without further notice. G. ABRAHAMS. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS in either town or country not receiving their copies of the Mail regularly, are requested to write at once to the “ Publisher, Mail office Waipawa,” when enquiries will be instituted, and the regular receipt of the paper guaranteed.