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Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8200, 28 June 1919, Page 1

TEE PHARMACY ■ WAtfAWA. (Late R. W. Todd). a . SUNDAY HOURS: 10 to 11 a.m. 7 to 8 p.m. E. H. LEIGH, M.p.B. (By Exam.) * Chemist, Optician, Photographic Dealer, WAIPAWA.

SPECIAL TO LADIES. WANTED. —Good Lady Canvassers to book orders for quickselling', easily-demonstrated household necessity. Dignified occupation, liberal remuneration for services, whole or part time. This offers an opportunity to travel the whole of the North Island. Reply in ffrsl it cnee, to “Genuine,” this office. LOST. LOST, between Waipa vn Public School and Maunganuku.—Black Oilskin Coat, almost new. 1 ■ ,d at “Mail” office. FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—J-Acre S. 0), >ith house of 5 rooms; i of Land containing l 6 acres; oof Land containing 11 acres. actions are situated near t i H.v.iy station, Waipawa. App ‘ Jail” office. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY Person found on my Sedgwick Property will be Prosecuted. M. FLYNN. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANYONE found Trespassing with Dog or Gun on niv Gwavas property will be Prosecuted. A. S. G. CARLYON. NOTICE. ANY PERSON found Trespassing on the Rockhill Property with Dog or Gun will be Prosecuted. C. & E. WALDROM. WANTED KNOWN. APOLLO and Empress Seagrass Squares, Rugs and Runners, all sizes and new designs, at W. C. CROCKFORD’S, Waipawa. ’Phone 59. WANTED KNOWN.—I have a large stock of Wallpapers, Paints, Varnishes, Glass, etc.— FRED JULL, House Decorator, ’Phone 153, Waipawa. W. F. STANLEY, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, WISHES to announce that he has started business in Waipawa, and that he has opened the shop next to the “Mail” office. Country work promptly attended to. A GOOD RANGE of Magazines. Large stocks of the very latest in Music. Orders receive prompt attention. —L, PRATLEY, Stationer, W aipawa. HIGH STREET SALEROOMS. Waipawa. FOR SALE. —Boat-shape Pram, £4 12s Gd; Octagon Table, handsome design, 27s 6d; Oak Bedstead, 70s; Iron Bedstead, wire-wove kapocs and pillows', Furniture; Cutlery, lot of Kitchen Ware; Tools of all sorts; Cross Cut Saws; Seales and Weights; 7-drawer Drophead Singer, £5 ss; Hand Machine, 72s Gd; 2 Lady’s Bikes, freewheels; Separators, £5 to £l2; Kodak, 50s; Pea Rifle. 17s Gd; something of everything. Wanted to buy, Wheelbarrow. E. E. O’HALLORAN. FOR MEN ONLY. POCKET Wallets, Sal tj Razors, Wristlet Watches, Fountain Pens, Boxes of 50 and 25 Cigars, Military Hair Brushes, G-ld and Silver Cigarette Cases and Inspection invited, and we don’t ask you to buy. BERT WHITE, Tobacconist. ’Phone 97. BIG VARIETY of Winter Games, Writing Pads and Envelopes, and an up-to-date assortc :>i c nks and Stationery lines. la : Fashion Journals. —L. PRATLEY Stationer, Waipawa. WANTED KNOWN.—Mrs Cleary has commenced business in premises opposite E. Bibby’s and has on hand Supplies of SMALL GOODS, including Ham, Brawn, Belgian Sausage, Ham and Chicken Sausages, Saveloys, Black and White Puddings, Fresh Eggs. PERAMBULATORS AND GOCARTS. IF your Perambulator or Go-ca.*t wants RE-TYRING, take it to CORSKIE BROS., Waipawa. The finest assortment of Fountain Pens in town.—L. PRATLEY, Stationer, Waipawa. ROTOSCILLO Sewing Machires are the very latest. Call or write C. G. CTJNNOLD, 307 E, Heretaunga Street, Hastings. ’Phone 373. We stock all makes Sewing Machine Needles, Rubbers, eto. ROTOSCILLO A 1 Dropheads £l3 Cash. All the latest improvements. A Rotary with long shuttle. WANTED KNOWN—Chas. Rose has taken over the Carrying Business of J. M. Blair and hopes that with etrict at "nti..n to business to secure a share of the work. All communications will receive prompt attention. Furniture removing • specialty. ’Phone 31.