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Waipawa Mail, Volume XVIII, Issue 3105, 28 July 1894, Page 4

MONEY TO LEND. IN the following Sums on Freehold Security. £IOO up to £2OO at 8 per cent, Over £2OO and up to £IOOO at 7 per cent And up to £SOOO at 6 per cent. F. O’B. LOUGHNAN 36 Solicitor, Waipawa. Money to lend on freehold SECURITY, at Lowest Current Rates. SAINSBURY & LOGAN, 79 Solicitors Napier. MONEY TO LEND jyjONEY TO LEND at CURRENT RATES on FREEHOLD SECURITY. E. H. LEE, 82 Solicitor, Waipawa. WAIPAWA BREWERY. THE undersigned takes this opportunity of thanking her friends for the past support given to the Waipawa Brewery, and hopes for a CONTINUATION OF THEIR FAVORS, when it will always be her endeavor to supply A. First-class Article, as nothing but the best Malt and Hope which can be procured are used. MRS H. J. BAKER. 39 MEDICAL HALL, WAIPAWA. PROFESSOR MOORE PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND DENTIST. BEING unable to dispose of his business, has now replenished his Btock and is prepared to sell Moore’s Noted Pills, Is per box Mooro’s Syrup of Rod Gum for Coughs, and Colds, la 6d bottlo Moore’s Karomeca for Diarrhoea Mooro’s Cucumber and Glycerine for the skin Moore’s Quinine and lion Tonic Moore’s Female Pills a never failing remedy Moore’s Flea Powder Pear’s Soap, 4 cakes in box Is, Homeopathic Horse and Cattle Medicines FANCY REPOSITORY. 25

Walter D. Pattison, FRUITERER, SEEDSMAN, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WAIPAWA. XT AS jnat received a Splendid Assortment of all tho leading varieties of Vegetable Seeds in 3d Packets, AND A GOOD SELECTION OF FLOWER SEEDS, IN Id PACKETS, From tbe celebrated Seed Merchants and Seed Growers, Messrs Nimmo and Blair, Dunedin. EARLY SEED POTATOES, The Bruce, Sutton’s Flour Balls, Magnum Bonum, White Star, Cosmopolitan, Satisfaction, Early Hose, Beauty of Hebron, Flukes, Lapstone, Bath and Myatt’s Ashleaf Kidneys. Any sorts not in stock obtained on Shortest Notice. ®iT ALSO ON HAND. Groceries, Bran, Pollard, Fowl Feed, &c. Eating Potatoes, a good sample at Lowest Rates. Agent for H. J. Gi!berd,Taradale Nursery W. D. PATTISON, 100 WAIPAWA. COACH SERVICE TO BLACKHEAD G. J. GRANT, IS now running a line of coaches from WAIPAWA to BLACKHEAD calling at all stations on the road, The coach will leave the Empire Hotel for Blackhead at 8 a m on Mondays and Thursdays. Fares 10s Gd, roturn 18s, Fare to Omakare sod vice versa Gs Gd return lls. The coach leaves Blackhead at 8 am °° Tuesdays and Fridays arriving at Kaikora in time to catch the express for Napier. Parcels op to 101 bls each. Dead weight to Blackhead and vice versa 6a ; tc Omakari and vice versa 3s 6d. Further information can be obtained from G. J. GRANT, Empire Hotel, 68 Waipawa MONTAGUE LASCELLES, AUCTIONEER & GENERAL SALESMAN The People’s Sale Rooms, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. 4 UCTI()NS held in any part of the X. Province on the most favorable 'rms. ACCOUNT SALES PROMPTLY RENDERED. Regular sales of Produce, Fruit, and General Merchandise, held at The People’s Sale Rooms every TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. 32 WM. PELLOW TO NOTIFY that tho business HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST Will be continued as heretofore in tbe Premises lately occupied by Mr G. H Chissell. James Pellow, late assistant to Mr Chissell, will be in attendance daily. . Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Smoking Sundries in stock. Umbrellas made, or re-covered and repaired. Orders punctually attend id to M. SHEEHAN, BAKER, &c. RUATANIWHA ROAD, WAIPAWA, DELIVERS the best quality of BREAD to all j-arts r,f the district. Also od hand, a L irgc Slock of Fruit and Confectioners’ Sundries, which he is offering at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. BUSINESS CARDS.—PIain or fancy —at city rates.—Mao, Office, Wai p&wa.