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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 32, 31 July 1875, Page 3

Public Notices. PATE A, WAIROA, &>. HAWERA AGRICULTURALAND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. rnllE ANNUAL MEETING of 1 ■MEMRERSof the above Association will be bold at the K,ak%ram on. Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, August4th, at 1 o’clock. Business— Tbo election of Officers for the ensuing year, ami any other business that may be brought forward, WM, DALE, Hon. See. 25th (OR PATEA WEST) ROAD DISTRICT. WANTED A SECRETARY! WRITTEN applications, stating salary required, addressed to the Chairman, will be received front persons willing to act as Secretary tp the' above Board up to noon on. MONDAY, the 9th August, at the Patea Mail Office, Carlyle.' . ; The lowest or any application hot necessarily accepted. .■ ■' ( Full particulars as to duties required may be obtained on application to E. R. MORGAN,- ; . Chairman 25th Road District. _ PATEA DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUE. A GENERAL MEETING of the above Club will take place bit WEDNESDAY next, 4th August, at tlie Albion Hotel, at 2 o’clock p.m. Business— To ballot for a large number of intending members, adoption of rules, programme of the forthcoming - races, &c. G. F. SHERWOOD, . Secretary. FOR S A Jißl ritHE fallowing Valuable SECTIONS JL will be SOLD CHEAP by private contract : ' 100 acres of light bush and fern at Mateitawhi 100 acres of light bush and fern at Okato 80 acres light bush and fern at Tarurutangi. H. SHUTTLEWORTH, Land and Commission Agent, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. > ■ Established 1868. S. TAPLIN Wholesale & Retail Storekeeper, Wine and Spirit Merchant, HAS ON SALK : 300 SACKS SEED OATS .200 SACKS FEED OATS | 500 BUSHELS GRASS SEED Price, as per arrangement CHAFF, 2s Gd per sack—always a huge quantity on band NEW GARDEN SEEDS 350 BAGS FLOUR 1 TON NEW OATMEAL 12 CASKS BISCUITS | WINES AND SPIRITS, 50 cases 1 and quarter-casks FIVE TONS FENCING WIRE, Nos. 7 and 8. GROCERIES OILMEN’S STORES I 1 EARTHENWARE & CHINA PAINTS, OILS, SCRIM PAPERIIANGINGS IRONMONGERY Saddlery* Boots &T Shoes. S. T. has determined to relinquish the Saddlery, Boot and Shoe Trade, therefore lie will oiler some RARE BARGAINS to customers. No Reasonable Offer Refused. DEAPERY AND CLOTHING. This department consists of Ladies’ Gentlemen’s, Boys’ and Youths’wearing apparel of every description. Blankets, Austrian: Rugs, Horse ‘ Rugs, I Goons Delivered Free of Charge. 1 A spring trap rims every Monday ' to Kakaramea, and every Tuesday to ! Wlienuakura Block. ! S. T. is a Cash Purchaser of Hides, i ; Skins, Tallow, Fungus, and all kinds' ; of Faria and Dairy Produce. •