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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 159, 18 October 1876, Page 3

CHRISTMAS PRESENTSTOY§ & FANCY GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES; cmcHETIHG MATERIAL. THE undersigned begs to inform the public of Patea and surrounding districts that he has added to' bis Retail Department this month, a very large supply of TOYS and FANCY GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES, and CRICKETING MATERIAL, so that heads of families and Cricketers need not send to Wanganui in future for these small items, ■which are so'often required The undermentioned are a lew of the leading lines. PATENT MEBICINES s Cod Liver Oil (Dr Do Jongh’s), Worm Tablets, Worm Powders, Steadman’s Powders, Gibton’s Horse Powdery Insect Powders, Balsam of Aniseed, Porous Plaster, Court Plaster, Glycerine, Cold Cream, Fly Papers, Allen’s Rung Balsam, Friar’s Balsam, Quassia Chips, Gentian and Rhubarb Root, Senna Leaves, Wizard Oil, Jayne’s Blisters, &c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c., &c. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS : Chess Boards, Organs, Playing Cards Dice Boxes, Cue Tips, Cue Cement and Chalk, Accordions, Concertinas, Watch Keys, Boxing Gloves, Ink Erasers, Combs anc Brushes, Brass Clocks, Wine Corks, Indlantbber Rings, Gum Rings, Indiarubber Bands, Tea and Bread Trays, Scents (Eau do Cologne, Essences, &c ), Wooden Pipes, Meerschaum Pipes, Children’s Bats and Balls, Battledores and Shuttlecocks, Picture Books, Whips, Dolls, Tin Toys of all descriptions, &'c., &c.,.&c. C B 1 C 3BL E T I MiI.TEB.XikI. s Feltham’s and Duke’s best Bats, all cane, polished, Duke’s best Cricket Balls, best Stumps, complete, Cricketing Gloves, Batting Gloves, Log Guards, Scoring Books, Cricketing Bags. WHOLESALERS? ARTMENT: 50 cases Hennessy and Martell, 20 qrcasks, consisting of Brandy, Rum, Whisky, Port, Sherry and Ginger ■ Wine, 10 casks Tennent’s Ale, 10 cases Blood’s Stout, 60 cases Heddell’s Ginger AVilie, 20 cases Australian Wine, consisting of Reisling (white and red), Muscat (white), VulJcieho, Shiraz ( r ed), 20 cases Old Tom, 20 cases Whiskey, 10 cases Claret, 6 tons J.C. Sugar, 100 boxes Tea, G cases Tobacco (Venus),, 5 tons Gospel Oak Iron, and all other articles of the trade In large parcels. TO ARRIVE, Gases and Casks £?ordials s for summer trade. S. TAPLIN, IMPORTER OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Licensed dealer in Anns and Ammunition. CARL YL K, ,P ATE A. tezz IL TO STAND THIS SEASON. The Pitre Clydesdale Horse TO AT JK 11ST G. THE above Horse will travel between Hawera and Manntabi, and will at the latter place on Mondays ud Tuesdays, and at Hawera the remainder of the week, . PEDIGREE t TOM KING is out of Litstone (imported from Tasmania), was also the dam of the celebrated horse Britannia. Litstone was sold for 180 guineas at Tattersall’s. Tom Kino was got by King Fergus, sire of Sir Colin Campbell and many other celebrated horses, Iving Fergus was got by Lord Byron, the property of Mr Proudfoot, of DnmVrieshirc, who gained the first prize of £4O at Annan, when 4 years old. Lord Byron was got by old Prince Royal, who gained the first prize at Aberdeen, and also at John soil. King Fergus was bred by Mr Muir, of Kifeudbrightsbire, out of his prize marc Clydesdale, which was bred by Mr Frame. King Fergus gained seven prizes in 18G0, and had the first prize ‘awarded to him as being the best animal of the horse kind at the great show at Hamilton. Terms—Single Mares, £4 10s; two or more mares 5 as per agreement; T. QUINLIVAN, Hawera. THE CELEBRATED ENTIRE HORSE WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON will travel between Waitdtara aild Hawera Districts, leaving W. Brewer’s farm, Waitotara, on Monday, arriving at, Mr Byrnes’, Wcstholm, at noon, and will be at Carlyle in the evening; Leaves Carlyle on Tuesdays' for Mamitahl,- calling at Kakaramca ; leaves Manntahi for Hawera on Wednesday! returning on Thursttay/ Calling at the same places. Terms— Single mares, £4; two or more, £3 10s. All fees to be paid on or before the 'lst January/-1877. For further particulars apply to A. & O. SYMES, or Wi BREWJEKV -