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Waipawa Mail, Volume I, Issue 8, 9 October 1878, Page 3

AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12,1878. MR WILLIAM L. COWARD has received instructio net ions to sell on the above date, the whole of a Country Storekeeper's Trade, Consisting of— Groceries Drapery and Clothing Spring Cart, Harness Saddles, &c., &c., &c. Without Reserve. Sale at 2 p.m. WAIT AW A STOCK SALES. EMPIRE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IG, 1878. MR. WILLIAM L. COWARD will sell by Public Auction, at the Empire Yards, Waipawa, on the above 120 HEAD OF, CATTLE, Consisting of— Fat and Store Steers and Heifers Dairy Cows and Calves, Also, 35 Young Cows, springing .(bred by J. Purvis Russell, Esq., Woburn). Sale at 11 a.in. sharp. Further entries are requested, at WILLIAM L. COWARD, Auctioneer, Otd Waipan F O 11 S A L E rgMTE LEASE of a Blacksmith’s Shop, JL with all necessary tools, &c.; also a good Three - roomed Dwelling House, situated in one of the most thriving districts in the Waipawa County. se2B-tf WILLIAM L. COWARD.

FO It SAIj E , 4 T WOODYILLE, 39 acres, next the J. JL Edueation.il Reserve, all cleared and laid down in English grass. Terms easy. WILLIAM L. COWARD, se2g-tf Land Agent, Waipawa. WAIPAWA CRICKET CLUB. A MEETING of the WAIPAWA il CRICKET CLUB will lie held This ' \Vki>Ni£Si >A y) Ev E x ixG, at the Empire 1 Intel, at 7.30 p.m. . ALEX. C. INC LIS, >c 911 lion. Secretary. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. lOST, on Sunday Morning, a Ladies’ J SILYKU GENEVA WATCH, between St. Peter’s Church and top of Hobson’s paddock. The Under will receive the above reward on returning the’ Watch to J. P. Swaii, or at the office of this paper. oc S)t£ J J. P. SWA N, 088 1N G GARDE NE R, Waipawa. y i v a R I F T i PAIN T E P>, & e., Oc-3in WAIPAWA. N , 11AI Ij WA V HOOK] XU AY D HECK I Y! VG STORE, WAIPUKURAU. N ow ON SALE : Oats 20 Tons of Flour 1000 Bushels of Feed 500 Bushels of Maize 50 (.’a ;ks Portland Cement 5 Casv*rs Galvanised Iron 10 Tons Chaff (first-class) Barley Seed Potatoes 30,000 Fencing Posts, Oft Gin 100 Strainers Oft long. TO ARRIVE—--20 Tons Fencing Wire, Nos. 0. 7, and 8. F. 11. I)ROWER, sop 28-lm Waipukurau. TE NDE RS WA NT ED. WANTED TENDERS for the erection of a FLOUR MILL at Onga Onga. Tenders to he sent in not later than the 10th OCTOBER. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications can he seen at Mr. Newman’s store, Onga Onga. 11. 11. BRIDGE. \\ T" ANTED, two good TAILORS. Apply to E. E. O’Halloran, WaiOe 2-tf immediately, Two Good YV House PAINTERS. AP MEREDITH & STADUM, sop 21-tf Waipawa and Napier. ANTED, an APPRENTICE, for V V five years, to the Painting and Plumbing trade. Apply to C. 11. NASH, ocs tf Waipukurau. lITa.NTED KNOWN that NEWTON V H and JOHNSON liave now opened their first consignment of Spring and Summer Goods. sep 25-tf w :’fd Owii bestowed o >• • HUFF