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Waipawa Mail, Volume I, Issue 22, 27 November 1878, Page 3

T. J. Carkutiiers bavin:; finally settled and left his old quarters, and the People’s Bakery being under less expense, he is happy to say he can supply, for Gash, pure Wheaten Bread at 4d per 21b. loaf. Our motto is, “ Live and let live. Free trade and people’s rights.”—[Advt ]

l*u]>lic 3Totic«‘.4. lOST, in Waipawa, a one-foot four-fold IVORY RULE. The finder will be rewarded by returning the same to tlr's office. n 027 It lOST. —A Black and Tan English -J TERRIER, answering to the name of “Punch.” Any one bringing the same to 11. BAKER, Empire Hotel, will be rewarded. no 23-tf FOR SALE. A GOOD SHEEP DOG ; also a PONY, suitable for a child. Apply to JAMES GLASS, n 027 lm . Hampden. Q.REAT INTERNATIONAL CIRCUS. Proprietors - Messrs Hayes & Benhamo. The above Great CIRCUS will give three performances in Waipawa as follows :—Tuesday, Wednesday Afternoon and Evening, November 26 and 27. 22 PERFORMERS, 12 HORSES, 4 Great CLOWNS. Remember the Grand MIDDAY PERFORMANCE ou Wednesday, at 2 p.nn., when all children will be admitted at One Shilling Each. The TENT will bo pitched in Mr S. McGreevy's Paddock. For further particulars see bills, no 23-21 R. LEVOI, Agent. 'tV »it toil. immediately, two good T ▼ steady TAILORS. Apply to C. HARDING, Waipawa. no G-tf Wantei ▼ ▼ comn SHEARERS, vember 30. To S. GILLINGHAM & SONS, no 23-3 t Lambertford, Rua Taniwlia. ANTED, an intelligent BOY to learn ▼ V the printing business. Apply, Waipawa Mail Office. a MAN who thoroughly ▼ V understands the sinking and bricking of wells. Apply to H. H. BRIDGE, Fairfield, Ruataniwha. n 027 If