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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7708, 15 April 1916, Page 2

WAIPAWA GARAGE. TIT ESSRS R. J. PELLOW and G. NIELSEN have taken over the . iTi REPAIRS DEPARTMENT of MESSRS T. CARSON AND SON’S GARAGE, and are out to do business. Every Branch of REPAIR WORK undertaken and satisfaction guaranteed. No need to send your money out of the District when you can get BETTER VALUE and BETTER , WORK in Waipawa. Give us a trial, and you will not regret it. Pellow and Nielsen, ELECTRICAL AND MOTOR EXPERTS. 66 99 During the week from the ioth to the 15th of April, every Branch of the New Zealand Clothing Factory will be making a special show of Men’s Sae READY FOR SERVICE. These are made from Pure Wool Tweeds and Worsteds and will give great wear under all conditions. SPECIAL PRICES. STRONG WORKING SUITS ... 38/6, 48/6. TAILOR CUT BOX SUITS ... 52/6, 59/6, 69/6. COTSWOLD OR SPORTS SUITS 37/6, 45/-, 55/-. SECURE ONE TODAY & STUDY TRUE ECONOMY. NEW; ZEALAND & CLOTHING FACTORY AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. £l. Bibby, IS NOW OPENING A GOOD SELECTION OF FASHIONABLE GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON INCLUDING MILLINERY, DRESS MATERIALS, LADIES’ & CHI LDREN’S COATS, &c The Newest Styles at Moderate Cost.

THE ALL-BRITISH AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER ROOMS, WAIPAWA. HAVING taken over the Business recently carried on by Mr A. Dean, I hope by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Up-to-date Tea and Supper Rooms on tbe premises. S.C. PEPPER, The All-British Baker, Waipawa. Horse Shoeing HAVING placed the Shoeing Department in cl large of MR A. WALLACE, whose work is wellknown throughout the district, customers can rely upon all work being carried out in a first-class manner. All Kinds of Agricultural Implements Repaired. COBSEXE BEOS. Blacksmiths . and Wheelwrights, WAIPAWA. EDWIN H. BREWER, SURGEON- DENTIST, Waipawa. OPPOSITE BANK OP AUS- ’ TRALASIA. Consultation Gratis. Nurse in Attendance. Patients attended to after hours, or by appointment, or otherwise. ’Phone 46. P.O. Box 43. Private Residence: AVindsor Hill (behind Mr W. I. Limbrick’s). 'Phone 107.