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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 17, 9 June 1875, Page 1

Business Notices. GRASS SEED. JUST PER WILLIAM AND MARY. NOW ON SALE : 2355 Bushels Rye Grass. 6721bs Cow Grass. 44Bibs Red Clover. 40 Bags Flour, lOOlbs 140 Bdgs Flour, 501bs 40 Sacks Flour, 2001bs fKgp The special attention of settlers is directed to the fact that the Rye Grass will be sold at 7s. 6d> Per Bushel. net cash, or equal. The above seeds have been specially selected to my order. S. TAPLIN. PAT E A ST O R/D S. TAPLIN BEGS most respectfully to thank tlic residents of Patea, Whonuakura, Kakaramoa, Hawera, and surrounding districts for the liberal support accorded to the late firm of Tapliu & Muir, and to inform them that in future the business at,Patea will be conducted by him, with the usual care and attention hitherto displayed. S. T. has much pleasure in intimating to the residents of the various districts that he has determined to RELINQUISH THE BOOT AND SHOE, AND SADDLERY TRADE,

and tlms afford his numerous customers an opportunity of obtaining REAL BARGAINS, as well as a Supply of the best make and most desirable goods, which have been well and carefully selected to suit the district. This is a bona fide sale, and this Department will bo CLEARED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST, FOR CASH. All purchases over 255. will be allowed Five per Cent. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. The Department will be found most replete in Useful Family Goods ; and in order to make room for WINTER STOCK, TO ARRIVE, has been considerably reduced in prices. Heads of families will find it to their advantage to call and inspect the.jstocks, which consists of Winceys, various colors Alpacas, Prints, Dress Pieces Women and Children’s Hose Straw Hats, Corsets And a very large variety of— Ladies’ Waterproofs, Underclothing Calicos, bleached and unbleached Ribbons, Laces Black and White Brussels Net, Tulle, Tarlatan, and Grenadine Kid Gloves, white and colored Book Muslins, Cotton And every other line appertaining to this department. MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. S. T. has paid particular care in the selection of goods to suit the district, and has considerably reduced the stock in prices. Men’s and Boys’ Tweed Suits, Overcoats, and Waterproofs Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits Browsers and Vests Merino Shirts, and Pants Flannel Shirts, Socks, &c. Also, a Large Stock of Tweeds, Broadcloths, and a large and varied stock of Ready Made Clothing. THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT will be found ecpial to any store in the district, and every article of the best description. IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT. S. T. bus just added to his large and varied stock, a quantity of really good Fencing Wire and Staples Corrugated Iron Nails of all lengths and description Plough and Trace Chains, and General Builders’ Ironmongery. This Department will in future always be found replete with every article suitable to the demand of this rising and populous district. Orders called for ami delivered free of charge to Kakaramea on Mondays, and to Whcuuakura Block on Tuesdays.