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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 135, 26 July 1876, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. t P. CAP.EY. of llawera, is prepared Cl , to supply a want that lias been long felt—a cheap and good Chimney. iron Uliinmoy.s made to order, from £i) lUs ami upwards, guaranteed for *2O years. A pattern of the same can be seen at Ids residence. J. P. C. also begs to state -that lie can supply all kinds of Keys for Poor ami Cupboard Pocks, train Is Gd each. Chimney Pots made for smoky chimneys. Dairy Ho uses built on the most improved home principle. Spring Traps neatly painted and varnished. Charges strictly moderate. Orders may be left at Mr Furlong’s, or at Mi Espagne’s Hotel, Hawera. EDWARD -C. MORGAN, ARCHITECT, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. DE SI GN S, Plans, Specifications, Estimates, and Quantities furnished. Careful and practical supervision of works. . .. All business connected with House or Estate Agencies promptly attended to. Moderate Charges. ' Offices : Upstairs Sir Arthur Beauchamp’s Auction Mart, Victoria Avenue, WANGA N U I. Patea District Agricultural and Pastoral Association. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. THE piATCII will take, place on Til U USD AY, 3rd of August, in a Paddock belonging to Mr Da-vis, adjoining Mr Painveatbcr’s land, between Carlyle and Kakaramea. Ist Class —Open to all comers. 2nd Class—For all Ploughmen who have never won a first prize. 3rd Glass—For Boys under eighteen years of ago. ■ 4th Class—Double Furrow Ploughs. A .Class will be open for Natives, and T2O will be given in prizes. All competitors' to be on the ground by 9 o’clock a.in. Entries—lst and 4th Classes, 10s ; 2nd Class, 7s Gd ; 3rd Class, 5s ; Native Class, free. - Entries to be sent to the Secretary on or before Monday, 31st Julv. “WM. DALE. ■ ; : Secretary..