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Waipawa Mail, Volume XIX, Issue 3419, 3 September 1896, Page 3

We hoar that the Makaretu people are petitioning to have the mails sent via Takapan, instead of from Waipawa.

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VACCINATION. Du Todd, Public Vaccinator for the Waipawa District, will vaccinate as gazetted at the following places, days and hours being fixed as under, vis. : Waipawa, —Dr Todd’s residence, every Wednesday in M arch and September from 10 a.m. until 12 noon in each year. Hampden. —Schoolhonee, first Wednesday in April and October, from 12 noon until 1 p.m,, each year, Onga Onga. —Public Hall, first Wednes day in May and November, from noon until 1 p.m. in each year. Dr Todd’s hours for consultation are from 10 to 11 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. daily —A Card 80 SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. I GIVE NOTICE that I intend to apply at the next meeting of tho Fafangata County Council for a LICENSE to SLAUGHTER on Oporae Station. 238 H. T. ELLINGHAM. NOTICE. ALL STOCK found TRESPASSING on the Kowhai Flat, near Manga noaka Bridge, will be IMPOUNDED after this date. W. RATHBONE September Ist, 1896. 288 Wesleyari Missionary Services THE REV Wm. MORLEY, organising Secretary of New Zealand, and President of the Wesleyan General Conference of Australasia will (D.V), conduct meetings as follows : Sunday, September 6 —Waipawa, 11 a m and 7pm; Kaikora 3 pm. Wai pawa, Monday, 7. 30 p m, Missionary Meeting. Makaretu, Tuesday, 730 pm, lecture, “ The Evangelisation of New Zealand.” Onga Onga, Wednesday, 7.30 p m, lecture, “ What I saw in America.” Collection at dose of each service in aid of General Mission Work. 292 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS remaining UNPAID or not arranged for, on the 20lh September, 1896, will be SUED FOR without further notice. J. McINTYRE, 293 Baker. BALL PROGRAMMES. A varied assortment to choose from.*—'Mail Office, Waipawa.