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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 81, 22 January 1876, Page 1

Business Notices, MANUTAHI GENERAL BTORE. &. W. PfUStSUffiASff HAS lanrh pleasure in informing the seH’ers ..I' Manntahi and surrounding districts, that, i-;o lias just *,'<>iiipii.‘t( (1 an EXTEN B1 V E A 1) DIT I 0 N to his FOR ME U PREMISE B, which were inadequate for tlic increase in business. The Manutahi Hi ore will now be found replete with all the requisites of a {General Store, whieli will be sold at such prices as will del}' competition. The following' are a few of the Joadidg Hues:— IROXMOXGERY, DRAPERY ROOTS and SHOES Sugars, white and browncrystals Tea, new seasons, best brands Flour, Adelaide and Oarnaru Code, Chocolate, Rice, Tobacco Spices, Oatmeal, Salad Oil Currants, Raisins, Corn Flour Pickles, Jains, Potted Fish Potted Meats, Sauces A BOTTLE LICENSE Having been granted to the Matfrituli l Store, R. W. F. has laid in a stock of Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the very best brands. R. W. FOR EMA N, MANUTAHI. TO THE LADIES OF WaITGTAAR MRS HOLLIER, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, T> tsGS to inform ibc ladies of Waitotara nd surrounding district that she has COMMENCED BUSIN'ESS at Waitotara, and is prepared to execute any orders with which she may be entrusted in firstclass style, and at, most reasonable charges. Mrs Hillior has had seven years’ experience as a dress and habit maker in Nelson and Wanganui, and is confident of giving every satisfaction to her natrons. SPEEDY’S STATION WOOLPRESS. 11 lIIS wool-press will be found to recommend itself by its groat 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 be made on the (Station by any one having a small knowledge of carpentering. The iron rollers and pawls can be had from Messrs Roijkiit80N & Co., PIKKNIX FoijNItUV, WELLINGTON} who arc in possession of the patterns for castings. Foa the set they charge Four Pounds Ten (Shillings (iM 10s.), or they will supply iron fittings for wood rollers for £2 las. The rollers mada entirely of iron are to b'e preferred . For License to make and use one of these 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 1 apply to 11. B. PEACOCK, Agent for the Patea District. FOR BALE OR CHARTER fji II E SCHOOL E R BLAG K W A L L. (2fi tons register),Built in Ilobtart Town, 1808. Carries a light draught of water, and is particularly suitable for the Patea River. For lull particulars apply Mr S,TAPLIN, or Master on Board. AND SHAW, TUO>" V. ONGKRS AN!) SIOLIKSM UN, ■Wanganui, HATE OX SALE— Builders’, General and Furnishing ironmongery. Paints ami Oils, and Dry Colors. And, A complete vtoek of Auckland in a unfa mured Doors, Bashes. Casements, Architraves, (Skirtings, and Mouldings. Also, A lino selection of Af HITCHLTUHAL AND HARDEN