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Waipukurau Press, Issue 281, 11 July 1908, Page 6

James P. Thomson. THOMSON’S FOR DRAPERY. GREAT WINTER CLEARING QA L E V LEAKING DALE HAS COMMENCED. We have done good business this year and can afford to give you VERY SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. You are naturally anxious to econ om iaw and make your money go as far as possible. NOW JS THE OPPORTUNITY ! ! As Every Article with one exception is reduced in price. JAMES P. THOMSON, napiee. T. M. Bloor & Co.

T. M. BLOOR & co., AUCTIONEERS, LAND & COMMISSION AGENTS. WAIPAWA, HAVE Properties For Sale in all parts of the district. Sheep Runs, Dairy Farms and Town Sections, FORTNIGHTLY SALES in Mart.] Clearances as required. Reliable correspondents in all parts o the Dominion. FURNITURE SALES. OW ING to big increase of]'.business, Sales will be held WEEKLY IN EUTURE. ARSENE LE PETIT IS the ONLY TAILOR in Napier( that employs men to makeup every i garment. No cheap labour in any of the garments-- . . _ /■* The Materials are all of the Finest Designs and very Best Quality. PATRONISE THE TAILOR that follows no other trade but his own tailoring profession, then you will obtain the exact suit to beautify your figure and to comfort your life. You will receive the Finest and Neatest work and the Most Stylish Cutting from Your obedient servant, ARSENE LE PETIT, Parisian Tailor, NAPIER. -W. Ae C HAMBERS ’ Builder, Contractor, and Ironmonger, WAIPUKURAU. Work undertaken in all parts of the district. Best Material Only Used and Skilled Workmen Employed.

NOTICE. I HEREBY notify that I will not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name without my written authority. RUPUHA TE HIANGA. July 9th, 1908. NOTICE. WE beg to request that all accounts due to VENABLES and WILSON, in connection with the Waipukurau Press, be paid as soon as possible, so that the business of the late firm can be settled up. All accounts in connection with the business since the 21st March should be paid to Mr W. Phipps. VENABLES & WILSON. 4th May, 1908. NOTICE. * .. • ... Trespassers with dog or gun on the Arlington or Newlands Estates, without permission, in pursuit of game or otherwise, WILL BE PROSECUTED. R. W. HOUSTON, B. G. SAINSBURY. April 21st, 1908.