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Waipukurau Press, Issue 314, 29 September 1908, Page 6

’ Advertisements. THE BAZAAR to be held in Waipawa on September 30th and OcJ tober Ist and 2nd in aid of County Hos--1 pital and other objects will open each ■ day from 2.30 to 5.30 pan. and 7 to 10 p.m. LOST —Leather knee bandage, between Hockey Ground and Post ; Office. Apply to D. Annand. THE BAZAAR, Waipawa, will be opened by His Worship the Mayor, 2.30 p.m., WEDNESDAY, September 30th. WHITE LEGHORN EGGS, 5s a Sitting. Unfertile eggs replaced. J. Chilwell and Sons, Waipukurau. CONCERT by Te Ante College Students at Bazaar, Waipawa, October 2nd, 8 p.m. RADIUM, the rarest and most valuable substance in the world, may be seen at BAZAAR, Waipawa MOTOR CAR Rides, Nail Driving Competitions, Shooting Gallery, etc., etc., at BAZAAR, Waipawa. BILLHEADS in up-to-date style at Press Office. TYPEWRITING done at moderate rates. Satisfaction guaranteed Apply “ Typewriter,” P.O. Box 2j. Waipukurau. PACKING Paper for Sale at the Press at 2|d per lb. USE LIME FOR YOUR LAND THIS SPRING.—For full information on Agricultural Lime write to W. A. AMNER, Napier, who will send you a Pamphlet. The Pamphlet will give you some interesting information as to the results derived from Lime used in agriculture and in the orchard. FREE RAILAGE for 6 ton lots or more to Bona Fide Farmers. PRICES OF AGRICULTURAL LIME (best quality) at reduced rates. At works or f.o.b. Port 6 tons or more 17s „ „ 3to 6 tons 18s „ „ Ito 3 tons 20s Ten sacks to the ton. Half-ton lots at the rate of 22s per ton and sacks of 2241bs at 2/6 per sack. Lime in 6 ton lots can be sent loose in trucks or in sacks at 6d per sack extra. Crushed lime, 3s per ton over above rates. Business : Clive Square, Napier.

J J EBATING SOCIETY TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), READING OF PAPERS.— Bacteria in Disease, Dr Wilson; Home Rule, Mr Carroll ; The United States, Rev. J. Pattison; Japan, Mr Cooke. 7.45 p.m. Discussion invited. SHOPKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING of the Waipukurau Shopkeepers will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall THIS (Tuesday) E|VENING, September 29, at 8 o’clock. The meeting is being held by request, to consider the question of forming a shopkeepers’ Holiday and Protection Association. 1 D. ANNAND, Hon. Sec., pro tern. TO FISHERMEN. I BEG to announce that I have been appointed Agent for this district for A. & W. McCarthy, of Dunedin, the well-known Fishing Tackle Manufacturers and Dealers. RODS, GAFFS, BASKETS, CASTS, TRACES, MINNOWS, FLIES, FISHING STOCKINGS, Etc. KEPT IN STOCK. FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED A. KING, HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST, WAIPUKURAU. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED by the Ranger on September 22nd, from the MakaretuTakapau road, near Ashcott, 1 white steer with black head, scar on right hip, on brand; 1 strawberry steer V out of top of both ears, no brand; 1 strawberry heifer, back quarter left ear, no brand ; 1 red heifer, two back bits and top off left ear, no brand; 1 red and white bull calf, no brand or earmark. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at the Pound on October 6th, at 12 noon. Impounded by the ranger from the Takapau-Orowere road, on September 23rd, 1 roan yearling steer, 2 red steers, 1 red heifer and I strawberry steer, each with V in left ear and slit in right, no brand. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold at the Pound on October 7th, at 12 noon. A. J. SMITH, Poundkeeper. Stock can be seen on application to Poundkeeper.