AUSTRALIANU C K J U M PE RS. SHOWING TO-WGWT ! TO-NIGHT ! ! At Bank Corner. 20 OUTLAWS & TRICK PONY & BULLOCKS. PRIZES FOR THE BEST LOCAL RIDERS. 0 will be given to any local rider retaining his seat on RISA for two minutes. Also four local horses. Brass Band in attendance. Popular prices. NOTICE. JC. SIMPSON has opened again o in new premises on the old ground and hopes to see all his old friends again. Each old friend may bring as many new ones as he likes. No further invitation is necessary.
RS p 1 N E, LAD IE S’ NURSE, AA’Aipukurau. TAVISTOCK BAKERY. I BEG to inform the residents of Waipukurau and surrounding districts that I have taken over the business for so many years carried on by Mr P. H. JOLLEY, and hope to merit a continuance of the support accorded to my predecessor. I intend to make a speciality of j AFTERNOON TEAS, And will keep a large and varied supply of CONFECTIONERY. The Rooms will be under the superintendence of MRS SHAAV, so favourably known in AYoodville. R. SHAAV. DEPARTURE OF THE AMER I 0 A N FLE E T. The famous avhite squadron has now left the Dominion. GEO. V. WESTBROOKS «■<■<■: monmCT, ,T txrjjr.—enagrt -z ■ oxa-vJd.z.-ja-cTCjrxniu.urz'r-- r. z. jxv x aaa Has also loft a few “ Dominions ” for those in want of a reliable CYCLE. They are built of Genuine U.S.A. Parts (including frame.) A Large Assortment of PHONOGRAPHS, GRAMAPHONES, & RECORDS in Stock. I get all the new records iisted each month.
REQUISITES ON HAND. REPAIRS —Repairs of all descriptions undertaken. Get your cycle in order for the Summer. G. V. WESTBROOKE, DOMINION CYCLE WORKS. ROYAL MAIL. COACHES. A Coach will leave the Waipukurau railway station for Wanstead, Wallingford and Porangahau, after the arrival of the express train leaving Napier at 8.45 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, returning from Porangahau on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. C. 11. SUTTON. . Proprietor. Government Steam Launch “ Conqueror.” AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. “OrrORDS alone cannot express my O gratitude to you for being instrumental in curing me of my lameness after eight years of suffering. I had tried every suggested cure and consulted several doctors, one of whom operated upon my toes aud pulled the nails off, but as soon as they grew again the old trouble started, and as they were badly inflamed I used to sit for hours after work with my feet in some elevated position. Seeing your advertisement I decided to try the Collier Cure, being rathei sceptical about the result. But, my dear sir, lam glad to relate that it did for me in fourteen days what others failed to do in eight years, and from what I have learned since I have not the slighest doubt about its permanency. Yours faithfully, B. Winslett. Port Pirie, South Australia, 12/5/07. Government steam launch “ Conqueror.” I Guarantee to cure the most stubborn case, painlessly, permanently, and. simply. <£so forfeited if a failure. Complete cure posted, securely packed, upon receipt of £1 Is. \ FRANCIS M. COLLIER, Port Pirie, South Australia,
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Waipukurau Press, Issue 299, 22 August 1908, Page 6
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