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Waipawa Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 3104, 26 July 1894, Page 3

REMINDERS The North Ruataniwha Road Board £ivo notice that they will strike a rato of £d in the £. Clearing salo of Crockery and Glass ware at the Mail Stationery Depot. The Waipawa Mail can bo obtained from Mr J. C. Simpson, Waipukurau. All ratea duo to the Rabbit Board that are unpaid at 31st July will be sued for

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VACCINATION. Du Todd, Public Vaccinator for the Waipsuva District, will vaccinate as gazetted at the following places, days and hours being fixed as under, viz. : WaipoTva. —Dr Todd’s residence, every Wednesday in If arch and September from 10 a.m. until 12 noon in each year. Hampden.— -Sclioolhouse, first Wednesday in April and October, from 12 noon until 1 p.m., each year. Onga Onga. — Public Hail, first Wednes day in May and November, from noon until 1 p.m. in each year. Dii Todd’s hours fqr consultation are from 10 to 11 a.m., and '7 to S p.m. daily —A Card. qi

WAIPUKURAU ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that at a special mooting of tho above Board held on tho 14th inst. tho undermentioned By-Law, to como into force on the let day of August, 1894, was passed : “Any person who shall drivo any Vehicle or Animal or lido upon or over tho Traffic Bridge at Waipukurau at other than a WALKING PACE shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding ten poundr.” A. JONES, sen., Chairman. 24th July, 1894. 178 IMPOUNDED AT WAIPAWA, on Monday July 23rd, by G. Rose. One Light Grey Draught Gelding, collar muiks on \>oth shoulders, white snip on nose, blotch brand on near shoulder, uot shod, near hind foot white. If not claimed and all expenses paid, by TUESDAY, 7th August, will bo sold by public auction. G. ROSE, 17G Pouudkeeper. WAIPAWA BAKERY'. J. MTNTYRE, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, FRUITERER. BREAD supplied on tho LOWEST TERMS in Waipawa aud the surrounding districts. 141 A. BREUER, UPHOLSTERER, WAIPAWA, HAS on hand a largo stock of KAPOK and is prepared to make on the shortest notice Beds and Pillows of that material. A!s > Double Armchairs, &c. 4.11 orders left with Mr J C Taylor Work Executed with Promptitude on Moderate Terms. 85

DON’T forgot to s ivo a look in at the NOVELTY DEPOT when in Napier. Now Goode opeuing up every week. J. COTTRELL, Next Drapery Company. IGB KINDERGARTEN. MISS Iv. CANTWELL lias opened a Kindergarten in the Rechabite Rail, Waipukurau. Children’s Daucing Claes on SATURDAY from 9 a.m to 11 o.m. 86 E. MeSHERRY, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, WAIPUKURAU. 105 NORTH RUATANIVVHA ROAD BOARD. I HEREBY give notice that it ia the intention of the above Board at ita next meeting to be held on SATURDAY, August 4tli, to strike a rate of in the £ on ail ratable properly in the North Ruataoiwha Road District. 8. W. HARDY, Chairman. 170 Hampden, July 20rb, 1894.