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Waipukurau Press, Issue 321, 15 October 1908, Page 8

MULINDER BEOS., WAJ F A.~W _A„_ (TENTS 0K - W -^ SH machine, £4. BRALE SEWING MACHINE agents Oash 4 ll - 11 Te ™ s 4n 10s ‘ (Needles Stocked.) AGENTS cooper’s famous seeds. GODDARD’S - HAVELOCK AGENTS NURSERIES. a nnATWC! NEW ZEALAND CARRYING AGENJLb company. ilmg Op ? Flaoaie

i HE ~O 5 7 • 3 • WHO WISHES TO BE ‘ | WE L L DRESSED fl < lr/ v / vt’ S MUST ASK FOR A /i \|| / Z I X “DOMINION” \ ,/jf ,L\ i BRAND '\)J Jy f READY-TO-WEAR £ W- S | suit, rim • | AND HE WILL GET SATISFAC- •. I | \ | S tion - I- /1 ? —' ; 1 1 | WHOLESALE ONLY, | L J I I ii I CATHIE & SONS, | 1 WELLINGTON. | ; I || m | ii, | . WAIPITKURAU THE CENTRAL H.B. TOWNSHIP. Waipukup.au is situated on the Main Line—--Napier to Vi ellington , anc ] is 44 miles from Napier and 167 from Wellington. There is a population of about 900 people in the Town Board area, and about 1-110 in the Waipukurau CountyfCouncil area, Waipukurau is an important railway centre, and the stoppingplace for all trains, four trains arriving- from the north and five from the south daily. Waipukurau is also the stopping place for a most important back country —Wanstead,! AVallingford and Porangahau —extending on the south east side for a distance of some 30 miles. A daily coach service runs to these parts. The town occupies a commanding position, and being built on a small rise presents a pretty picture. The growth of trees in the town area adds to its attractiveness. The town is possessed of tlie'full complement of institutions Masons, Foresters, Oddfellows and Good Templars (juvenile and