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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 42, 4 September 1875, Page 3

Public Notices. * CHURCH NOTICE. II.VWERA. rip HE Rev. E. PERTH IS will celeJL hrate -MASS next SUNDAY,September 5, in the little Chapel now in course of erection on the piece ot ground lately bought of Mr Stephenson at Hawera. NE W R L ACKS M ITII. rplIE undersigned A business as a intends opening IIoRSESHOER and GENE UA E B LACKS MATH in the shop» adjoining the Australasian Hotel on or about tin* XOtli iSuptunibnr, and hopes hy civility and attention to business to secure a fair share of public patronage. THOMAS GORDAN. Q lIE A P MU T TON HA Y S ARE OYER, RETIRED IN FAVOUR OF A LEGITIMATE BUTCHER. F IR E WOOD all the Summer 253 per cord for cash only. JAMES SOUTHBY. CELLING OFF for ONE MONTH hO ONLY at Ketemarae, retiring from storekeepmg, going to luxuriate on grass. JAMES SOUTHBY. nno TRAVEL THIS SEASON, BETWEEN THE WATTOTAEA AND WAINGONGOHO RIVERS. The Splendid Thoroughbred Horse MONARCH Monarch is a dark brown, stands Id hands 1 inch high, and lias splendid bone, and from his breeding and size is in every way suitable for getting racers, hunters, or superior hackneys according to the class of mares pint to him. Monarch is by Eavcnswoi-lh—imported dam Plover, by Kir Hercules ; dam a thoroughbred mare, imported from Sydney by Henry Redwood, Esq. Ravensworth by Touchstone, dam Fair Jean, &c., &c. (vide English Ktud Book). Plover is the dam of Voltigeur, Patch, Malvina, Monarch, and Hercules, all good performers on the turf. Ihc four latter having been sold at the following figures : 180 gns, 250 gns, 240 gns, and Hercules (own brother to Monarch) bought in at 250 gns. Terms—Single mares, £5 ss, two or more the bona fide property of one owner as per agreement. Guarantee, £7 7s, All fees-and guarantees to be paid on or before January 1, 187fi. R. E. McRAE. CARLYLE MEAT BAZAAR. mllE BUTCHERY BUSINESS ' hitherto carried on by Messrs BOX and McDONLD, will in future be conducted under the above style, and under the entire management of the undersigned. As the proprietor (Mr R. E. Mcßae) intends shortly making extensive alterations and additions to the pimnises, ho will* bo in a position to supply BEEF, MUTTON, &c„ of the very best quality, and hopes by selling at reasonable prices, combined with civility and attention to customers, to secure the trade of Carlyle. TERMS —Cash ; or Strict Month ry Settlements. GEORGE FORSTER, Manager. SPEEDY’S STATION WOOL PRESS mills wool-press will be found to rcX commend itself by its great simplicity, by its efficiency in working, whether as regards power or rapidity, and by its small cost as compared with the ordinary Screw Presses. With the exception of the ironwork the press can he, made on the Station hy any one having a small knowledge of carpentering. The iron rollers and pawls can he had from Messrs Rorkrtsos & Co., Phocxix Foundry, Wellington, who are in possession of the patterns for eastings. Foa the set they 'charge Four Pounds Ten- Shillings (£4 10s.), or they will supply iron fittings for wood rollers for £2 15s. The rollers made .entirely of iron arc to be preferred. For License to make and use one of these wool-presses the charge is Five Pounds sterling-. Photographs, of the 'Elation Wool Press, for which Her Majesty’s letters patent have been granted, are on view at the Pate a Maid Office. For anv further information apply to H. S. PEACOCK, Ag'nt for the P.uea District.