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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 148, 9 September 1876, Page 3

ESTABLISHED 18 G7. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT BOOTS, BOOTS. The undersigned begs to inform the General Public that he has complied with their request, by adding to his largo and varied stock, a good supply of COLONIAL MADE LOOTS, consisting of Men’s Light Balmorals and Watertights, Youths’ Strong Boots and Light Balmorals, Boys’ Copper Toes and Elastic Sides, Babies’ Cloth and Leather Boots, Women’s Superior Kid, Leather, and Cash mere Boots, Girls’ Ki d an cl Leather Boots, Men’s and Womens’ Slippers. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. The undersigned gave up the above mentioned branch of his business some two years ago, but on finding that others have taken advantage by raising their prices, he lias determined to resume it, and will SELL the best quality of Boots OHEA P E R than any' other house in the Trade. Country people avlio favour the undersigned with orders for Boots, will have them sent free of charge. 8. TAPLIN.

TO ARRIVE, PER JANE ELKIN, From Lyttelton direct, FLOUR,. . GRASS SEED, And GENERAL CARGO, t. IN STOCK, Wines and Spirits Groceries and Oilmens’ Stores Flour? Oatmeal? Oats &c>? &>c>? &.c.

S. TAPLIN, IM^OUTEE, AND GENERAL MERCHANT. LOST. n-j REWARD. —Lost, between 3j X Patea and Manutahi, a Revolver and Case. Anyone returning the same to the undersigned will receive the above reward. DENNIS GUERIN. C A U T I 0 N. POISON will be laid on my Land after this date, and all dogs found on the same will be destroyed. HENRY WRIGHT. Maiiutahi, 21th August, 1876 i