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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 123, 5 November 1873, Page 2

Q AN i'KKJi U .4 Y r O T A 1' O E s For Sale, 10 Tons Good Table POTATOES at Five Shillings per Gat. THOS. WEIO-LEY.

N OTIC E 'OW, I, John Maxwell, in returning thanks for the liberal support 1 have received from the good old Bay of Plenty public, would very respectfully inform them that I have RE HEED from the Bakery Business in favour of Mr J. PETTIGREW, and on whose behalf I would still solicit their kind consideration. Mr Pettigrew being a Baker by trade and, of coarse, thoroughly master of the Peel, is in itself a guarantee of at all times supplying a good loaf ; and the fact of his being a stranger in this portion of the land of our adoption will not, I trust, debar his success, J. MAXWELL, Late Proprietor Bay of Plenty Bakery. Tauranga, Ist November, 1873. TN reference to the above notice, I would I respectfully inform the public that I have taken over the Old Bay of Plenty Bakery, and trust that, by strict attention to business and supplying a first-rate article, to merit their support. J. PETTIGREW, Proprietor Old Bay of Plenty Bakery, Tauranga, Ist November, 1873.

yO T E toe DAEGAVILLE. Take Notice. nflfirßigried iuc-. wras those persons indebted to him that all ACCOUNTS MUax nig pjjQ) or arrangements made for Payment, WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS from this date, otherwise a Collector will bo instructed to SUE for tin recovery of the same WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE and having no respect to persons. f e. McDonald. Masonic Hotel, November Ist.