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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 73, 22 December 1875, Page 3

PATE A EDUCATJ OX BOARD. RnEKDEBS "will I_>o received I>v tbo “*■ undersigned up to AYEI >X ES I )AY . tlio 22nd, at (5 o’clock p.m. for making JO DESKS (more or loss.) Plans and specifications can be seen on application. AV. COAYEBX, Secret;''".’, . NOTICE To cu.s DXf)]’i I>S will In; receiv'd up to Thursday, DecemlKT 2Lrd, for LLIDCE :md APPROACHES on the Otauto line of road. Gravelling portion of Little Taranaki Road, and Culvert and earthwork on AVilson id Of) d . 1 Minis and specifications to be seen at Mr Gibson's store, CaHvle. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman ol Pa tea, East I’o.ad Board. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MAE DEB RETT, Chairman. FRENCH AXD LATIN CLASSES. | R IT. 11, DYED Kgs to inform TYI. tilt 1 parents of ad vanned Pupils, that In 1 will commence classes in French .and Latin after the close of the present Christinas venation, should sufficient encouragement to do so he ollerod. (Ol rl vie. 1 )ee., 22 1 87'). i I A AYE II A. DEUGS, BOOKS, TOYS. JEST It SCSI \'Ll) A ( '( >N>l (iXAI EXTofl)mgs and Patent _l. AL Medicines, itidmltiig S(ryclminc. Arnica Wizard (til (‘'i• im>!i;; Aci.l. and Soap i’distei'inu' (tininu'iils .layne’s Liniment J’ooniiaii's Friend Porous and oilier Plasters Feeding Pottles. ( ti;. Toilet Vinegar Hair Vigor Trieo[il!ia-oi;S M’ooth Paste Combs and Pruslics I’lmii'.ilc.s IV.Turnery Si at ionerv (Pass Inks Ladies’ Note Hooks Pibles Common Prayer Looks AVesh-yan llyinii Hooks beautiful Looks for (lifts, .Awards, Ye Toy Looks on Linen Idled: ivxp'or, it mils ol'Ur Livingstone Knijiiire Within M’iike .My Advice M’hi’ ?.lol!ier’« Medical Adviser Tale of Two t 'ilies M'he 1 loy;irlh Novels Nature! History Herajibooks i’iet lire Net end II ist i irv Line noon I.me Series. Xe. LADIES’ WORK LUXES. t u vs. PAPER HANGINGS. scum. LUU T S . C. A!. lIAiiKXESR. ImS t? it 'Y.VuArjAO TRAVEL THIS SEASON Between the AVailotnra ami AYaingongoro Bivers, The Splendid Thoroughbred Horse MONARCH Monarch is a dark brown, stands Ifi bands 1 inch liigli, and has 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 marcs put to him. Monarch is by Ravensworth imported dam Plover, by Sir Hercules; dam athoroughbml marc, imported from Sydney by Henry Redwood. Esq. Ravonsworth by Touchstone, dam Fair Jean, &c., &c. (vide English Stud Rook). Plover is the dam of Voltigour Latch, Malvina. Monarch, and Hnrcujcs.all good performers on the turf, the 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 marcs, £5 55., 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, 1876, Monarch will travel ns follow? : Patca—Monday morning and AYcdafternoon. Wairoa Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. AYaitotara—Tuesday afternoon and AYedncsday morning (if sufficient inducement, offers). Kakaramea—Thursdays. Manutahi—Friday morning and (Saturday evening. Hawera—Friday morning. AA r aihi ami Ketcmarac Saturday morning. IE E. Mcßak, Woodside, Kakaramea. TO T2ULVBX, THIS SEASON Between HA AY Eli A and CARLYLE, THE FINE COLT FLATTERY. Flattery is a dapple brown colt, 4 years old, by Tradnoor out of Missy standing 15 hands 3 inch. Terms—£2 10s. To lie paid on the Ist of January. THOMAS QUINLIAYN. Ower.’