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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 83, 29 January 1876, Page 4

Business Notices. JAM E S HIES T, AGENT, PATE A. EIGHTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION. TO BE PUBLISHED IS DECEMBER NEXT. THE TARANAKI ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR 1876. rjpUIS ALMANAC will be carefully X compiled, and every information likely to be useful to the Patea settlers will be found within its pages. The Waste Lauds Acts of the Province, Cattle Impounding Ordinance, Fencing Ordinance, and other laws in force will be published, besides a carefully compiled Directory of the Patea District. Mr J. I vkss, Patea Mail Office, has been appointed agent for Carlyle, and will receive advertisements and orders for the same. Ketemarae Saw Mills. r T" , HE unnersigned having completed tin A erection of his saw mills, begs to inform the public of the Patea District that he is now prepared to supply the following timber in all lengths and sizes delivered u any part of the Patea District, at a ven great reduction on prices heretofore ruling Iloneysucklw Tawhia Matai White Pine ROBERT WILSON, Proprietor. Kcteinarac, October I*2, 1875. Gr. T. O T T O. SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, TARANAKI ROAD, CARLYLE. A well assorted stock of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SADDLERY. CART AND TRAP HARNESS, All Orders and Repairs promptly executed. M us - EVANS. MIDWIFE AND NURSE. H A W E K A. Mrs. E VANS has had Jong experience in the Manchester Royal Hospital. Fees Moderate.

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