WAIPAWA district high SCHOOL OBSERVATORY. HU Observation? taxon at 9 am. [oW _ The Barometer readings , en are corrected for Temperatjr, and Latitude, i.e., the Pressure I, given for sea level and at 32deg. r,h ' BAKOMKTER. friduv— 29.53. srtarday.-29.61. OIPERATORE IN THE SHADE, for 24 houra previous, at 9 a.m. Friday. —Max. 66, min. 31; wet 5b 48.' dry bulb 52. Saturday. —Max. 65, min. 33; wet jb t 6, dry bulb 51. WIND. irerage velocity of wind for prejjs 24 hours, and direction of hd:Priday. —4 mile, S.E. , Saturday. —3 mile, S. RAINFALL. iday. —30in. iturday.—Nil. PHASES OF THE MOON, at quarter, August 10th, 7.26 K moon, August 18th, 5.51 - nt quarter, August 26th, а. a.m. б. DIVINE SERVICES. Sunday, August 12th. jirch of England.—Waipawa, 7 t the Vicar; Gwavas, 10.45 a.m., !Vicar; Argyll East, 3 p.m., the an; Otane, 7 p.m.; Te Aute, 7 a; Elsthorpe, 1C.45 a.m.; St. nvucc, 3 p.m. jhthodist Church.—Waipawa, 11 i, Mr Hcnney; Waipawa, 7 p.m., H R. French; Hinerun, 11, Rev. i. Fusion; Onga Onga, 3 and 7, V, C. A. Foston. Presbyterian Church. —Waipawa 11 t Ruatnniwha 3 p.m., Otane 7 qßev. Chas. Connor. Salvation Army Services, fsipawa. —Sunday, 10.30 a.m. (The A); 2 p.m. (Mrs Willson’s). VMtinn. —Sunday, 7 p.m., MemofService, Captain Huston assistOnga Onga.—Monday, 7 p.m. fsipawa. —Wednesday, 3.30 p.m. Isipukurau Hospital.—Thursday, J. GRAHAM, C.O. MEMORANDA. Stock Sales for August. Isipukurau.—-14, 21, 28. dspa Onga.—l6, 30. Diane. —31. Hawke's Bay Land Board. Dates of Meetings: pember 14th November 9th liber 12th December 14th TO ADVERTISERS. KPLACE Advertisements must be lie bands of the printer by 1 p.m. Ike day prior to that on which they Ito appear. Notice of withdrawal dvertiseraents must be in writing. I advertisements forwarded for ibration without instructions will userted till countermanded and iged for accordingly. Advertiseits inserted by the month or quar!iad withdrawn at any time before lopiralion of the period will he used for as if inserted for the full PLANT NOW. 3qe. Shelter, Ornamental and Trait Trees. rE have over 200,000 TREES, one, two, or three-year-old, at ?low Prices, and will be pleased to *«te any orders, no matter how por how small. All Trees per*h hardy, and should do well in • Strict. Orders left with E. E. DTH, Waipawa, will receive ■pt attention. fologue Posted on Application. J. GIBBS. NURSERYMAN, U.VGATERA (DANNEVIRKE). Hume 255. ’Phone 255. fes. Pigs. Pigs. 60—1601bs. 7d lb. We Pay Freight. IVATE CURING A SPECIALTY. lite Bacon Factory (Late Lowe Bros’.} Ltd.) HASTINGS. Phones: Factory 839, Shop 379. P.O. Box 266. TTb. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. HASTINGS, DANNEVIRKE AND WAIROA. SHEARING REQUISITES: TWINE. Plain and Colored. {NHING OILS. {[{■PRESSES. Eta. " I) II’ACKS Arriving imnediUaly. JI—OTTR NEW SEASON’S AS are FULL WEIGHT, and . *t NO EXTRA COST to our “uimise the trouble of fibre in ’’OOL we have imported Packs 1 fi>e TWILL SIDE turned IN-
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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7917, 11 August 1917, Page 1
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