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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 3667, 23 October 1897, Page 4

M. C. SYMONS BUTCHER, WAIPAWA AND WAIPOKURAU. MO. SYMONS begs to inform the • public of Waipawa, Waipnkurau, and tbe surrounding districts, that he ia now in a position to supply MEAT OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS at tbe LOWEST MARKET RATES. Having obtained steam power, I am now in a position to supply a Large and well assorted Stook of Bmall Goods of all descriptions, whioh will be ALWAYS ON HAND, including Pork Sausageß every Saturday afternoon. Customers waited on daily for order*. A Liberal Allowance made to OABH CUSTOMERS. 18 WAIPUKURAU FURNITURE AND MATTRASS MANUFACTORY. T. Huggins, CABINET MAKER, HOUBE FURNISHER, AND UNDERTAKER CHEAP BALE OF FURNITURE, CROCKERY, & GLASSWARE NOW ON IRON Bedsteads, Single and Donbl Spring Mattraases, Rimu Chests of Drawers in great variety, Wash Stands Toilet Bets, Dressing Tables, Looking Glasses, Good Assortment of Couches Easy Chairs, Oheffionors, Bookcase, Gipsy Occasional Tables, and other Furniture. Also— Floor Cloth, Matting, Lot of Mea Dishes, Plates, Caps and Bancors, very cheap to clear. INSPECTION INVITED. Every Description of Jobbing Work promptly executed. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 42 MONTAGUE LASCELLES, AUCTIONEER & GENERAL SALEBMAN The People’s Sale Rooms, HABTINGB-STREET, NAPIER. A UOTIONB held in any part of the *jL Provinoe on the most favorable wins. ACCOUNT SALES PROMPTLY RENDERED. Regular sales of Prodnoe, Fruit, and General Merchandise, held at The People’s Sale Rooms every TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. 15 FOR Easter CARDS, CHILDKEN’S BOOKS OE ATT, SOETS, DIARIES 1897, DON’T FAIL TO VISIT J. C. SIMPSON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND TOBACCONIST, WAIPUEUBAU, 67