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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 4278, 14 November 1901, Page 3

The best medicine knowu is SANDER and SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Test its eminent powerful' effects in coughs, colds, influenza, the relief is instantaneous. In seriouß cases, and accidents of all kinds, be they wounds, burns, scaldings, bruises, sprains, it is the safest remedy—no swelling, no inflammation. Like surprising effeots produced in croup, diptheria, bronchitis, inflammation of lungs, swelling, &0., diarrhoea, dysentry, diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. SANDER & SONS’ EUCALYPLI EXTRACT is in use at hospitals and medical clinics all over the globe; patronised by His Majesty the King of Italy ; crowndd with medals and diplomas at International Exhibition, Amsterdam. Trust in this approved article and reject all others. 94 LOST on Friday last about VVaipawa or Waipukurau a BUNDLE OF LETTERS. Finder rewarded on returning same to Mail Oflice. 242 LOST last Friday between Waipawa and Patangata, a Small Parcel containing Silk Handkerchiefs. The finder will be rewarded on leaving at Mail Oflice. 239 Waipawa Methodist Church. SERVICES. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 11 R.m and 7 p.m. Sale of Work, Tea and Social on WEDNESDAY, November 20th. 171 WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of Ratepayers of the Taradale Road Extension Special Rating District will be hold at the residence of Mr T. B. Insoll, of Danevirke, at 2 p.m, on MONDAY, the 18th day of November, 1901, to consider the Councils proposals to borrow under the provisions of the Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1880, and its amendments, particularly of sub-section 3 of section 2, of the Amendment Act, 1899, for a poriod of 41 years, the sum of £OO for the construction of Taradale Road Extension, Danevirke. O. ERICKSEN, Chairman. Waipawa, Nov. 13th, 1901. 244 PUBLIC NOTICE. Ijl E. O’HALLORAN, TAILOR, Wnipawn, will in future conduct the business of O’Hallohan and Sons, in his own namo only, owing to his sons having relinquished the tailoring trade. Customers providing their own material will oblige by holding over their orders until tho slack season. Pay and be Paid will be the motto in future, in preference to contra work. 193 .1. W. RICHARDSON. rpHE ONLY CERTIFICATED and L QUALIFIED PIANOFORTE TUNER and REPAIRER in Hawke's Bay, is now visiting Waipawa and the surrounding district. Orders for Tuning or Repairs left with Mr J. Mogridgo, at the Mail office, or at Mr J. C. Simpson’s, Waipukurau, will receive immediate attention. 89 G. LOMAS, Shoeing and General Blacksmith. Late of Hampden, Tikokino. DESIRES to inform the Settlers of Waipukurau and surrounding district that having built a blacksmith’s shop opposite Town Hall, he is prepared to give estimates for all class of ironwork. New tyres put on wheels, and old oues roeut at reasonable prices. Horses carefully shod. A trial solici- ! ted. First-class shoeing smith engaged. 199 G. LOMAS. FISHING LICENSES. mHE following persons have taken out 1 Fishing Licenses H V Jones, J H Monteith. W 11 Hughes, R. Bly, W N Grinlinton, E. M. Grant, R A Wilson, Kingi Lynch, D B Harris, John Grant, F G Earle, B Bagley, G J Goldfinch, R Gregory, R. Gregory jnr, W. Nicholson, T II llartstone, E J Gothard, G L Got hard, A Pickering, P M Pool, W H Nelson, R IT Rhodes, W F Sinclair, F M Kennedy. W Loader, R Chadwick, O Gee, A Baines, T Bennett, J R Holman, W Tiidcer, C T Baines, C E Randerson, T Fothorgil, A OorsUie, A Potts, H H Bridge, J Scott. Fleming, J Williams, W E Mitchell, H D Knight Alex Smith, A G Mark, NYC’oss, T Anderson, A Webber, H Tickner, B Smith, H J Lloyd, R Jensen, R W La ie. E E Prior J A Anderson, D W Hamilton, A 0 Knight, W F Knight, H M. Bla’iiston, J Baird, jnr, J Dick, J T Channon, D G Meredith, J M‘Donald. T Fraser, R N Blnkiston, T Patou, J. T Wilson, J T Wilson, junr, Allen Williams, Gordon Williams, Douglas Williams, \Y B Orr, J T Hewett. W Hewett, James Mist, R Davis, M P Pool, Miss 0 McFarlane, A Pmi fold, John Howse, R T Pattison, 1) B Tattershall. \V Kemp, W Smith, C Smith, A. Bargrove, C Mackie, E. Mackie, J 1 N Mackey, S P Collin, F Fee, J Waldrom, H Burgess, A E Jones, \Y T Sabin, James Mclntyre, G. Thomson, A Thomson, C C Smith, W It Johnston, T J Drake, A F Gunman, J Fit/.sell, J W Arthur, F C Drake, E Baines, John Packer. NY Reynolds, D Drummond, E Madder, H Dudley, G Nelson, T Auld, R Scott, W T Irvine, A Mortensen, M Mortensen, W Crumpton, NY L Luxford, J A Blair, H G Shannon, R Hill, J Hill, A L Gordon, J M Pherson, A Smith, F Bowen. A Clausen. O A Law. G Charuoek, J Thorburn, C Hodder, A Y Hurt, D Thorburn, P Mulligan, G Donglii, A Anderson, M Chadwick, C R Blake, F J Hodgson. NY Edwards. Fritz Jensen, J Drummond, M Drinkwater, R P Krogh, F G Henderson, W Rogers. lfi-2 HAWKE’S BAY ACCLIMATISATION . SOCIETY. Fishing Season will open on the X Ist October, 1901, and close on the 20th April, 1902. Licenses can he obtained nt most of the Money Order Post-offices within the Hawke’s Bay, Waipawa, and Patangata Counties, including the Taupo and Woodvillo Districts. License Foe £l. Ltulios’ Licenses ss. Boys attending schools ss. Tourists and Visitors residing outside the district 5s per month or part of a month. Licenses issutod on and aftor Ist January 12s fid. Tho society will give the sum of £2 2s, in addition to half the fine, to anyone giving evidence enabling a conviction to bo recorded against any person fishing without a license or out of season. The apportionment of such reward will be made by the Committee, unless otherwise dealt with bv tho Court. C. A. FITZROY, 42 Hon. Sec.