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Waipawa Mail, Volume XII, Issue 2314, 27 July 1889, Page 1

WAIPAWA-HAMPDEN MAIL. AND PASSENGER SERVICE. AWORSNOP having contracted for • the carriage of the Royal Mail between Waipawa and Hampden THRICE WEEKLY, will also carry PASSENGERS and PARCELS. Coach leaves Waipawa at 11 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Returning from Hampden at 2 p.m., arriving at Waipawa at 4 p.m. A Coach meets every train at the Waipawa Station. Passengers and Luggage carried at cheap rates. A. WORSNOP, 46 Proprietor. TAKAPAU-ASHLEY-CLINTON MAIL SERVICE. IN conjunction with the above, JOHN IRELAND will run a PASSENGER CONVEYANCE, Leaving Ashley-Clinton at 7 a.m., every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, Arriving at Takapau at 9 a.m. Leaves Takapau a?ain at Noon, arriving at Ashley-Clinton at 2.30 p.m. WAIPAWA-ONGA ONGA MAIL SERVICE. J BRINSON having secured the Mail • Contract from Waipawa to Onga Onga, will run a Coach to and fro and convey PASSENGERS & PARCELS. Leaves Post Office, Waipawa, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 11.15 a.m., arriving at Onga Onga at 1.16 p.m. Leaves Onga Onga, same days, at 2.15 p.m., arriving at Waipawa at 4.15 p.m. 14 “Jerry Ryan,” Having taken over the BUSINESS till lately carried on by Mr D. Ryan at Waipukurau, would solicit the continuance of favors from old patrons and from the public generally. Letters or Telegrams addressed : “ JERRY RYAN, Waipukubau” Will be attended to immediately on receipt. BUGGIES, SADDLE HACKS, OR COACHES ON HIRE. Four-wheeler in attendance on arrival of Every Train at Waipukurau Station. A GOOD TURN-OUT at any time, with civility and alacrity thrown in. (“ And Don’t You Forget it.”) TELEGRAPH LINE OF Royal Mail Coaches LEAVES Waipukurau at 10.30 every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORNING for Wanstead, and Wallingford, RETURNING every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, in time to catch Napier and Wocdville trains. Fares from Waipukurau to Wanstead 6s. Fares „ ~ ~ Wallingford 9s. HENRY M‘GREEVY, 78 Waipukurau and Porangahau. COACHBUILDER & WHEELWRIGHT. W. GREIG HAS decided to commence Business in Kaikora in the above lines, and has leased a portion of the Premises occupied by Mr Forbes Minto in which to carry on the trade. W. Greig was for five years with J. McAllister, Blenheim, and for three years coaehbuilding and wheelwrightiDg at Mr A. Corskie’s Waipawa. Light and Heavy work done. Drays, Carts, Buggies, and Expresses Built. Workmanship Guaranteed. 58 Prices Moderate. PARKINSON’S COUGH SYRUP. PERSONS suffering with COUGHs and COLDS shuuld try the above-named medicine, ns a Cure is guaranteed in less than 60 hours. Several testimonials have been received, bearing grateful testimony to its efficaev. TRY IT! TRY ! TRY IT ! And you will not regret. It’B Bound to Cure. Will Never Fail ! It is very valuable as a health-giving medicine, and no family should be without it. Send at once for a bottle, for it is your own fault if you allow yourself to suffer with severe colds, when PARKINSON’S COUGH SYRUP cures the severest cold in less than 60 hours. Made and sold by A. H. PARKINSON Tikokino. Price—One shilling per bottle. W. Maddison, RCHITECT Sc COMMISSION AGENT WAIPAWA. 60