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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5246, 14 April 1908, Page 1

II I\ € ANSIIV, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE k COMMISSION AGENT. WAIPUKURAU and HASTINGS. AS FOR SALK—Sheep Ruus, Dairy Farms, Orchards, ©to., io all parti at th© Colony. Soino of the Beat Town Properties in WAIPUKURAU & HASTINGS. ACHES L.I.P. Close to rail- ■ f/V/ way and saleyards ; partly Hat and nearly nil ploughable; limastoue country ; well sub divided ; carry 2| sheep. Cash reqr oJ £1650. ACHES if ohold ; all ploughVyV/ able; nearly all flat; subdivided into 3 paddocks; onrry 2 sheep to aero ; ring fenced ; bouse, oto. Prioe £ll per noro. Terms can bo arranged. lAA ACHES L I.P. All ploughabl© IA/V and nearly all Hat; has all been oroppod ; carry 3 sheep; well sub divided; wire fencing; house and ya-ds Price £0 10s per acre for goodwill. 750 ACRES freehold; 2 miles frem railway station ; good na* dulating limestone oountry ; nearly all in English rye grata ; 200 aores pleaghablo ; carry 2 ewes to acre. £2OOO oash required ; terms easy. I r,A ACHES LIP.; all ploaghafcl# A'w and nearly ail flat ; veil sabdivided ; wire fenced ; house, yards, etc.; centrally situated and within easy roaoh of sale yards. Priee £B6O. QUARTER - ACRE, or there aWeete, 80 yards frontage to ene ef the best building streets in Waipawa reset £3OO or £l5O if dividad. Vary easy terms—l cash, $ 12 months, balaaet 8 years at 6%. Reliable Correspondents in all parts of the Colony. F. CASSIN, WAIPUKURAU A HASTINGS. (3

Dressmaking Days SUMMER In ulmoHt over. Autumn comen loaded with suggostlonn ami remlndera for the woman who dreaaaa wlaefy. One liuh to think ol winter frocka, and one muat Inca the dellcuto prohlema of autumn dressing. Among the poaalbllltlaa are days of nlop und days of duluess, days of premonitory chflls and duya of brief relapse to summer warmth. Autumn taxes the Invention of any woman j but It Is the truo period ol triumph of the \ The D.l.C.'s .samples of the new season's dress-materials are now ready for mailing. They are of a thousand varieties and designs. Among them are the delicate now llannel blouslngs, especially suited to the season and wonderfully becoming. The new season's laces are delicious. State your need, and write fbr samples. There are people In the D.I.C. who do nothing all day but attend to people who want samples and prices. Remember always that in dress-materials, as In nil other lines, the D.I.C. carries positively NO OLD STOOK. The D.I.C. does not cozen Its country customers Into buying stock that has staled and become unsaleable In town. The D.I.C. has good reason to know the vuluc of country customers. That Is why It arranges ft* keep them posted us to all new shipments and enahtee them to buy uh cheaply and as promptly as they could buy In town. WRITE NOW. AND AS OFTEN AS YOU LINE. DON'T FEAR TO GIVE TROUBLE. THE ONLY TRUE TEST IS QUALITY. THAT IS WHERE THE D.I.C. HOLDS YOU. A The Drapery & General Importing Co. of N.Z., LIMITED, WEUUMQTON. A. A. CORRIGAN, Monifor.

FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON. BUY YOUK CARTRIDGES NOW <b AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT' Wo havo now oil hand— CLUB ELEYS’ SMOKELESS AMBETITE FAVOURITE •22 LONG «fc SHORT. Wo Have CARTRIDGE EXTRACTORS, DUCK CALLS, CARTRIDGE CASES, SHOT, WADS, Ac. Also—Oilskins, Oilskin Suits, Sou’-Westers, Gumboots, Shooters, do. J. CEIL WELL & SONS, STOREKEEPERS, W ATP UKURAU. ACCORDIONS! ACCORDIONS!! MUSIC FOR THE HOMES & THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS D. ANNAND STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT, WAIPUKURAU. Hus just landed diroot from the makers, a lino assortment of the well-kaewa and popular IMPERIAL ACCORDIONS. EVERY ONE GUARANTEED. At ths following prices, carriage paid to aay address : 20s, 22s (id, 25s (id, anti 27s (id to BOi. Printing Orders Executed at Lowest Kates. Representative and agent for the Waitawa Mail. Copies of the Mail eaa he obtained on arrival of the afternoon train on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Betardaye. 12 NEW ENGINEERING & REACKSMITHY WORKS, WAIPUKURAU. •if. Knif/ht, WHO has hoeu in tliis district for tho past fourteen years begs to intimate thet lm has commenced business on his own aooount in the MAIN STRUT, WAIPUKURAU, and will oarry on all branches of the trade. Having served his apprenticeship with tho firm of A.,1 ones and Sons, together with his siperieuoe of the district, Iho last live years being in tile employment of Mr W. EL Booth, should he sufficient guarantee that all work entrusted to him will be satN- ) footorily executed. ' IIORBE SHOEING A SPECIALITY BY A FIRST CLASS FARRIER. AGRICULTURAL IMPLKMENTH REPAIRED end MADE TO ORDIR. i The best of material only used and all work guaranteed. 71