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Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 47, 22 September 1875, Page 3

Public Notice. A PARADE 01'' THE STALLIONS TO SERVE THIS SEASON IN THE PATE A DISTRICT Will talc;* place on SATURDAY, SS2?T. S5, At two o’clock, Under the auspices of the Patea District Agicultural ami Pastoral Association. Owners of horses are r< speed fully invited to respond to this invitation. W. WILSON, President P. D.A. Association. TO BE LEASED. ■nOR a term of years, Ml LLVIEW jj FAR?,I, consisting of 260 acres of land, situated between Ilawera and Kotemarac, securely fenced and subdivided into well-grassed paddocks. There is also a four-roomed cottage, newly built and match-lined, with every convenience attached thereto, - This farm is far-famed for its richness of soil, beauty of scenery, and general advantages for agriculture or grazing. For further particulars apply to W. J. FURLONG, Auctioneer; or Mr MILMOE, on the property. September 8. WANTED, ,600 cords FIREWOOD CUT, at Stent’s.—Apply JAS. SOUTHEY. F IRE WOOD all the Summer 25s per cord for cash only. JAMES SOUTHEY. NEW BLACKSMITH. THE undersigned HAS OPENED business as a HORSES 11OER and GENERAL BLACKSMITH in the shop adjoining the Australasian Horol and hopes by civility and attenth n to business to secure a fair share of public patronage. THOMAS GORDAW SELLING OFF lor ONE -ViUWJLiI ONLY at Ivetemarae, retiring from storekeepiug, going to luxuriate on grass. JAMES SOUTHEY. PATE A EDUCATION BOARD.— The Education Rate of £1 for the year 1875-6, will he due and payable at the office of the Secretary, Carlyle, on Tuesday, October sth, 1875. The Secretary will be in attendance at his office, on that day, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to receive rates. For the convenience of settlers the Secretary will attend once at Manutahi and once at Ilawera (on the dates mentioned below) to receive any rates that may he unpaid on the above date. At the Blockhouse, Manutahi, on Wednesday, October 6th, from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m,; at the Blockhouse, Ilawera, on Thursday, October 7tli, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. —-William Cowk nn , S e ere ta ry. FOR SALE OR TO LET. A AA ACRES of LAND at KakaraTcC/V/ nu'ft ; 70 acres of Bush. 113 acres, fenced, with six-roomed house, within one mile of Post Office. STORE at Ivetemarae, doing a firstrate business. Half the purchase money can remain on mortgage. Apply to J. SOUTHEY, Patea. SPEEDY’S STATION WOOL_PRESS. THIS wool-press will be found to recommend 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 bo made on the Station by any one having a small knowledge of carpentering. The iron rollers and pawls can be bad from Messrs Robertson & Co., Phcenix Foundry, Wellington, who are in possession of the patterns for castings. Foa the set they charge Four Pounds Ton Shillings (£4.105.), or they will supply iron fittings for wood rollers for £2 16s. The rollers made entirely of iron arc to be preferred. For License to make and use one of those wool-presses the charge is Five Pounds sterling. Photographs of the Station Wool Press, for which Her Majesty’s letters patent have been granted, are on view at the Patea Mail Office.* For any further' information apply to 11. 8. PEACOCK, Agent for the Patea District.’