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Waipawa Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 16 October 1878, Page 4

Wiilpalturau A«t% rrfi«4*uien(«. R- TK ESTRAI E*i FURNITURE WABEHOUSE AND FANCY REPOSITORY, WAIPUKTURAU. K BREST BA I L begs to inform tlie • inhabitants of Waipuknrau ami surrounding that lie has always in stock every requisite for furnishing, comprising Sofas, Easy Chairs, Tables, Matting, Brugge ting, Toilet Sets, Chests of I)rawers, &c M which lie is prepared to sell at as reasonbble rates as any house in Hawke’s Bay. * A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, «ep 14-3 m FANCY GOODS, &c. MOUNT VERNON FELLMONGERY. C. F. CORRIGAN - - Proprietor. "VAT’OOL SCOURED at the following f T rates, \iz : Locks ami Pieces, Id per lb. Fleece Wool, I£d per lb. Cash purchaser of Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow. sep 14-3 m J. L. STERRY, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, WAIPL'KURAU,

BKGS to inform liis customers anti the public generally that he has just to ham! u large stock of Ladies* and Gents' Saddles, both in hogskin and bullock hide, having been made expressly to order with extra strong bar-plated trees (imported from the Knglisli ami Colonial manufacturers), and which he will guarantee to sell at a price that will compete with any house in the province. Gig, buggy, carriage, spring cart, and every description of Harness on hand and made up on the premises, of the best material, and good workmanship. Bridles, Breastplates, Bits, Spurs, and Valise*, Stirrup Irons, in Plater! German Silver, also Galvanised, Three-bar, and Cradle bottom. Horse Clothing, Rugs, Breaking-in Gear, and Stable Requisites. Stock, Cart, Hunting Whips and thongs, and every article in the trade on hand, or made to onler on the shortest notice. Repairs done at moderate charges, and with quick despatch. An insfH-etion invited. pep 14-3in

On hand a large and well-selected stock of PAPERHANGING S. Importer of Varnishes, Lead, Oils, Colors, Glass, Scrim, Spouting, Zinc, Ac., Ac. GALVANISED TANKS TO HAND, & MADE TO ORDER. All Orders punctually attended to. sep 14-tlm TAVISTOCK HOTEL, WAIPL'KURAU. PET E R GO W, Proprietor. t k UIIS well -known hotel has been taken A- over by the aliove, who is now sole lessee of this first-class Family Hotel, which nib mis really every accommodation to travellers, visitors, and the public generally. It possesses a large Dining-room and Private Sitting-room, clean, comfortable, and weU-furnished Bedrooms; in addition to which there is the largest stable accommodation in the province, with well-grassed paddocks. sep 14-tim JOHN PALMER, ~ ]yj ASTER TAILOR, , TRAFALG AR HOUSE, (F. H. Drowcr’s), W A I r U K IT It A IT. sep 14-»>m