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Waipawa Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 2979, 5 October 1893, Page 3

WANTED a good Plough and Scoop man who can drive boraee ; good wages to a competent man. Apply to John J. Fobsyth, contractor, Porangaban, or at office of this paper. 139 WANTED KNOWN.—Miss Taylob has started DRESSMAKING in Waipnkurau (late of Neal and Close.) 107 WANTED KNOWN. That W, MONTAGUE is a PURCHASER of Bottles, Boues, Zinc, Old Iron, Brace, Copper, Lead, &c.; also Hides, Fat, and Skins. Highest price given. Communications by post will receive prompt attention. 109 WANTED KNOWN.—Black and Gold PICTURE FRAME MOULDING, la per 9ft length at C. H. Nash's, Ruataniwha Road, Waipawa. 108 WANTED KNOWN.— FISH (Sounders) and other hot meals with Tea Coffee, &0., are always on the board at the Times Restaurant Hastings street, Napier, for la. Beds Board. Every attention. E. L. McKennie. Note the Address. 104 WANTED KNOWN at the NAPIER DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS, Emerson Street, (nearly opposite Star Hotel) Gents' Suits Cleaned 4s ; Coats 2s 6d Trousers Is Gd ; Vests Is Overcoats and Ulsters 3s 6d

Ladies’ Dresses 3s Gd, Hard Hats Is Straw Hats Is. Goods sent to bo cleaned are well stretched whilst drying. WANTED KNOWN at the Napier Dye Works—Gouts’ Coats dyed, 5s ; Trousers, 2s ; Vests, Is. Ladies’ Dresses dyed, 6s Gd ; Overcoats and Ulsters, 6s. Damask and Hep Curtains, Table Covers, &c. Sheep Skins properly cured, cleaned, or dyed, at most reasonable prices. Note address— NAPIER DYE WORKS, Emerson Street, A. IRELAND, Pbopbietob. 69 TENDERS. TENDERS aro iuvilod for Removing a House, and Adding Two Rooms thereto. Specifications on applicaton to C. Hobson, Takapau. Tenders close on WEDNESDAY, 11th October. 134 TENDERS. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up till WEDNESDAY, the 11th October, for the Cutting and Hauling, or Hauling only of logs to mill. Also tender for carting timber from mill to railway station. The lowest or auy tender not necea* sarily accepted. Full particulars on application to the undersigned. H. T. BAGNALL, 117 Ashley Clinton. PATANGATA COUNTY COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS for the subjoined works will be received at the County Office, Waipukurau up to 10.30 a.in. on WEDNESDAY, October 11th, 1893. (1) Delivery of 200 yards of metal on Te Aute Road. (2) Formation of 70 chains of road and delivery of 600 yards of metal on the Wanstead Wallingford road. (3) Delivery of 750 yards of metal at

HerbervilJe. Plans and specifications, etc., may be seen at the County Office and as follows : (1) At Mr G. Clark’s store, Kaikora North. (2) At the Post Office, Wallingford. (3) At Mrs Cittadini’s store, Herbertville. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. GILBERTSON, Clerk P.C.C. 23rd September, 1893. 118 _ WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman Waipawa County Counoil, will be received op till 12 o'clock NOON of SATURDAY, the 7th day of October, 1893, for the following works, viz. : Contract J—For the Re-Forming and Metalling of 200 chains of the Danevirke-Weber Road Contract No 18—For the Formation and Metalling of 76 chains of the Ash-cott-Ashley Clinton Road Contract No 19—For the Formation and Metalling of 65 chains of the Gwavas Maraekakaho Road Contract No 20—For the Stumping, Clearing, and Formation of 70 chains, and the Widening of 70 chains of present Bridle Track on Thompson’s and Paget’s Roads, South Makaretu. Plans and specifications can be seen at the County Council’s Office, Waipaws, and at Fraser and Co’s Store, Danevirke, for Contract J ; Contract No 18 at Macfarlane’s Store, Onga Onga ; Contract No 19 at J. Mathew’s Store, Hampden ; and for Contract No 20 at Mr Thomas Paget's House, South Makaretu. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. GILMOUR, 119 County Road Overseer. DAVIES I EVANS,

PRACTICAL TAILORS, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. HAVE just received ex s b Tainui, a large stock of Spring and Sammer goods, comprising ENGLISH & SCOTCH TWEEDS, FRENCH WORSTEDS AND CASHMERES. A special line of 260 CHOICE SUIT LENGTHS. The whole of the goods have been specially selected for Hawke’s Bay, and as we employ none but the best workmen we can offer our customers the best goods at lowest prices. 101 WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. annualT show SATTTBDAY, November 11th 1893. Entries close with the undersigned on Tuesday, 31st October, at 9 p.m. from whom further particulars can be obtained. WM. NICHOLSON, 116 Secretary. JOHN BRITTEN, FAMILY BVTCHBB, WAIPAWA. 21 Small goods always on hand.