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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 96, 11 March 1876, Page 4

Business Notices. WAiUMA STOKE AND Post! () 1- !•' IPE. j A C. F (.) O K K S. ' -il aL a ; IS A (' (■' — ; - . Talll'.’.v-i Ui.h s, i• ’niins;. jsiiil othi r ; PiodlleC. : ON SAC' | T/i'iipci-ti-s, (Iroeeries. 11 i Loots and S'lio;-:,. Pauli] -TV j ( Voekerv, Patent A 1 vi 1 it-!i><; Y>. J * j I ;i})t■ rii;i nl: Hons j Wines :s lll l Spirits, i'Mr.. j Wair'o;!. ;sADP L F K, a n i> ] harness iiANiTA(;T;:::i:i;. ; Itvei y (j script ion of Eight ;-n;l Heavy I ! i’.-ii in ss i >: ;i( h* to order. A W EEL-ASM iiITEP ST« »CK OF SAi■’ P L K!! V !J t\ i! A X 1). iTJLXh il II I-L St I 3& Ci A 22, 1 PAELYLE. .! A M it S !, it '!’ T. i. Mi A a i' So n\wa rEM ;;>:r c% >s:i.i ai. tl.'.xiTAi'i ri;;-:!;. taeanaki load. patka. X.lL —Ail Lemonade Lotties Nor i;t i i ■i; veil! lie charged al ihe rale of (is. lug li.i/.eil. < ' V It \ Vv ArtGl N Li I. I)p I(X\ X AM) THIMHLK, finxn;s, r as J• it i■■ iji■ lii• ul' tins and surrounding districts have l,v (heir extensive patronage ; : iv n (lie r- rd of naiii to ! tile niodnets of !I'e S 121 O W .W ; A: AABAv'JSB/AA lie- mall hqno:s 1 ironi win. i. are on A! M-Es adm:ti.-d to i he pure. p-datahl-a, and invigorating. Aha: ( ,f sparkling and tout- qualities ; i siiita!ile tii a]] constitutions always in ; \ sine!;. i I Til.' SSiadem Ale of extra strength I i can lie fearlessly submitted to any com- j j petition. ; I Stoat«•»!’ tin- true I i Flavour s»w ready for delivery. | | BOTTLE!) A LitS am! STOITT ; I securely packed in oases sent. to.any par! ; j of tin: Coast. j | 1 fotelkeepers will find the malt liquors 1 | supplied from the Chowx J’ukwkmv j !; hoth profitable and pleasing to their j | customers. I j j I ir?yr Orders sent to the DEPOT, | j ST. Ilil.lj STREET, Y'-Muganni, wil j he promptly attended t„. ItN I)EPSON AN 1) FAP It A 11, li ll E W it i; S, Wanganui and Pa tea. HENDERSON AND FALL All’S SPARKLING- DIAMOND ALES, As supplied from their Patea Brewery, having been thoroughly tested, are found ! to he of the HIGHEST PURITY, possessing eminently invigorating and refreshing properties, being always distinguished for doFrcacy and Ihivor, sparkling, refreshing, and nourishing. PATBA S2EE OUT-ttIVALiS ALL COMPETITION. HAWERA LADIES’ SCHOOL. MISS E. CUACKLEY, of Wangan-ii, will open tile above school, in the : : building opposite Mr Kspagne's Hotel, on ' j MONDAY, the LSth inst. i Tuition Plain English Education;- | j necd-lework, music, and other accomplish- i j m-ents, i j TEUMS (in ADVANCE) : ; i Plain Education, par quarter j.l 0 0 ! j Music ... ... 2 0 0 For iurthor parthanars aaa.v to Ll. .• L. : CUACKLEY, llawe.a. Huwcra, October 12. 1575. 1