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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 78, 12 January 1876, Page 3

NOTICE. TOWN BOARD OF HAWERA. NOTICE is hereby given that a list of the names of persons liable to bo rated is now posted up for public inspection at the Court House, Hawera. The Board will be in attendance at the above Court House from noon until 55 p.m.on Monday, ‘24th January, 1870, to hear and determine any objections that mav be made to such list. JAMES DAVIDSON, Chairman. Hawera, Sth January, 187(5. NOTICE. fpENDERS will be received at the X office ot the undersigned until noon of Monday, the 17th January, 187(5, for a qualified person to fill the office of Clerk to the Town Board of Hawera. State salarv. JAMES DAVIDSON, Chairman. Hawera, Bth January, 187(5. CHALLENGE. To 'William Hemmington, of Wairoa. I CHALLENGE yon to run a foot race of one hundred yards with me for £lO a-side at Wairoa on Saturday, January 15. Man and money ready »t Edwards’ Hotel, at 3 p,m. WM. GILES. mEM DERANGE BOARDING 1 HOUSE. T O LE T. Apply to D. SMITH, or office of this paper. TO LE T. i SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, situated in the pleasantest part of Pa tea. Apply to D. SMITH, or office of this paper. FOUND. A SADDLE, between Manutahi and Hawera. The owner can obtain possession of same by describing it and paying expenses on application to E. J. MORGAN, t Manutahi. PATE A STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, THE time tor receiving applications for Shares in the above Company from persons residing within the Patea District, is extended till January M, 187(5, in order that the Committee appointed may finish the canvass for Shares throughout the District. W. DALE, Secretary pro. tern. TO SQUATTERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS, rjMIE undersigned is a CASH BUYER of HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, AND WOOL. Highest Market Price given. FELIX M'CARTHY. Carlyle, Oct 18, 1875. HAWE R A B UTC HER V. HAVING arranged to RUN my MEAT CART between Hawera aiW Carlyle every MONDAY and THURSDAY, parties leaving orders with Mr Gibson or myself may rely npoli every attention being paid to their requirements. JOHN WINKS. October 14, 1875. ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH, PATEA A BAZAAR will be held in the month of FEBRUARY next, for the purpose of raising funds for the ENLARGEMENT of ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH,and the addition of a Chancel. Contributions from the congregation and all well wishers in the district are earnestly solicited. ALEX. DASENT, Curate. WANGANUI DYE WORKS CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANUI. THE Undersigned begs respectfully to announce to the inhabitants of Wanganui and surrounning districts, that having COMMENCED DYING IN WANGANUI, he trusts that a trial will convince the inhabitants of the great saving which may be effected through dying. Ladies can now give a new tint to the dresses that are faded or to those colours they laways disliked. SOILED RIBBONS AND FEATHERS may be dyed any colour. Laces, tassel fringes, or decayed stuffs of all kind may changed altogether in character, and may out as bright as now. Almost any articles ( of woollen or silk manufacture may be dyed any colour. NEW TINTS MAY BE GIVEN ! of every variety of hues. Among others may be given Sultan, Red, Cerise, Ponceau, Puce, Pink, Magenta, Crimson, Violet, Mauve, Blue, Green, Brown, Scarlet, Black, etc. Gentlemen's Clothing of every description Cleaned and Dyed. N.B.—Parcels from the Country will be carefully attended to, and returned by the quickest despatch. , Note the Address—■ i THOMAS BARKER, DYER, Campbell Place, Wanganui. !