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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 83, 29 January 1876, Page 3

SST.&SS.SSESBD S.SSB. TO TEA iJEHVEN-■ AND •. SETTLERS. r r HE UNDTIVI'CNED' having added TWO LARGE SHIPMENTS ¥ERCfIAAI)ISE To''ids siix-k ihimnemih, is-in !i position (o ’ 'COMPETE WITHREARGAIHJI, Bo! hj in J’Mri’s ,\>:i, Tk::m:'. so 1!01f. in fiiiitn* t(i'*y wiil nor b-pur to the o-rnense and ammly of sending out of the place lor ilieir remiuvmeuU. ;■, • A R R i. V E -.D JANUARY- 1, 157(5. : F.x Black wall, Corn Fytielbm—20 tons Bl mu* (Muir And Con) !00 Fucks OuM ' : ' I Ton Ontmeßl 20 fucks Bran..,. I. G Tons Cotvlw- ' (CCascs Biscuits G Cases Cheese. JANUARY 10, 187(1. Ex Bhu-kwall, from Wellington. DUTY PAID. 20 Cases AiartelFs Brandy . J 0 do i leddelFs ( Anger Wine 10 do GilSon’s Lime Juice 10 do Ihinville’s Whiskey 10 do Geneva .5 do Sherry ■1 do ao. 2 Moselle 2 Quarter-casks 20 o.p. limn 2 do Brandy 2 do "Whiskey 2 do Bert Wine •11 Boxes and chests Tea 2 Tons coarse and tine Salt 1 Ton Adelaide Flour I Ton Corrugates! iron, G, 7, 8, and 0 feet lengths Coni Flour, Popper, Jains, Vestas. Currants, Raisins, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines, Uvslers, Biscuits, Candied ['eC. Cmd'cetioiuTv, Vinegar, Sulphur, PiekFs. Salad Ui), Castor Oil. Sallees, Alus!an', Paj)'*: - .Lag's, Paint, Oil. Kerc- ■ sene. Aiueriean Tubs. Jlollowaiv. IN S r rOO’K PERENNIAL tVb u PASS CCIiX s ACi\ S 'l'oiburo Cic A PS c< e!C E S CRcC KEHV V CL APS VTA PE iMi'Ab Ad FLY DRAPER V BOUTS AVO SILOES to arrive: .In due lime, CLOVER ANT) CRASS SEEDS. fey- Orders sent by post Mil have the s{ rh-lest a ttenth m. S. TAPLIN, IMPORTER V;.. A ...AO FOR, WELLINGTON DIRECT. Returning to this Port. THE schooner B I. lias been chartered by the undersigned to Wellington ami back, in! is prepared to. make arrangements for freight for this port on the vessel's return trip. Freight can he shipped immediately on her discharge at (he Wellington wharf. For freight or passage apply to S. TAPLIN, Agent, Patou. CAM PISE L L AN D It MMER TO N Hawkii a. BEC to Inform the inhabitants of the Patea District that they arc now prepared to BREAK IN HORSES. In any number, to saddle 1 or harness. Terms Liberal. 'HORSES. BOUGHT, SOLD OR EXCHANGED. Horses left with the undersigned will receive evert cave and attention. References given if required, CAMPBELL & EMMERTON, Late of Barnett’s Repository, Christchurch. f'i ARL YL E BAKE RY, ; VT - DENNIS O’SULLIVAN-; BAKER AND CONFECT | Carlyle, Patea. WALTER ALZDOBF, ; SURVEYOR. Licensed under the. Land Transfer an i Native Lands Act. ; 1 < Addrk.ss—Ha'vcva. - i