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Waipukurau Press, Issue 304, 5 September 1908, Page 6

James P. Thomson. THOMSON’S FOR DRAPERY. X STOCK-TAKING FINISHES ON 15th August, And till that date ODDMENTS AND REMNANTS Of all descriptions will be offered Very Cheap to Clear Out. Manufacturers’ SAMPLES Of Children’s and Ladies’ Woven and Knitted VESTS and UNDERWEAR AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE. DRESS DEPARTMENT Offers Great Inducements in Remnants. Skirt Lengths for 3/11 JAON’T FORGET THE SHOWROOM. Endless Stock 1 Splendid Assortments I Stylish Goods ! JAMES P~ NAPIER.

To M. a C 8: AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS WAIPAWA. Massey-Harris Binders, Farm Machinery, Binder Twine, and Oils. Thomas’s Sheep Dip. Webb’s Nurseries. Imperia 1 Fire Insurance. Farms f®3 a Sai® — Large md Small, in all parts of the District. Town Sections with or without Buildings. Reliable correspondents in all parts of the Dominion. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD OR EXCHANGED. AUCTION SALESSAT URDA YS, at the MART, At 1.30 p.m. TXTEW nZEAL AND JTNSURANCE XN EW JiJEAL AND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED VOMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT EMPLOYERS’ INDEMNITY MORTGAGEE INDEMNITY PERSONAL ACCIDENT PLATE GLASS And all other risks accepted at the LOWEST BATES. WAIPUKURAU AGENTS: FIRE BRANCH— J. WINLOVE. ACCIDENT BRANCH— J. CHILWELL & SONSM. HERROLD, Manager for Hawke’s Bay TA VIS TOOK ST ABLES. MR J. WILSON wishes to notify rhe public that he has leased the weM-known TAVISTOCK STABLES from Mr R. Coneys and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. Horses and vehicles of all descriptions o n hire. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. A CAB MEETS ALL TRAINS. TAVISTOCK BAKEEV. I BEG to inform the residents of Waipukurau and surrounding dis- / tricts 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, AFTERNOON TEAS, And will keep a large and varied supply of c CONFECTIONERY. The Rooms will be under the superintendence of MRS SHAW, so favourably kndwn in Woodville. R. SHAW,