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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 161, 25 October 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. HAYING transferred my interest in the Butchering Business to Messrs Mcßae and Nicholson, together with all my book debts, I would therefore request that all monies due to me be paid to them. . ' , On retiring, I wish to thank, the public for the very liberal support! "accorded me during the short time I have been in business, and would, respectfully request. that their patronage should be transferred to the Garlyle Meat Bazaar. GEORGE A. TREWEEK. With reference to the above, we request that all accounts due to Mr G. Treweek be paid to Mr D. M. Harris (who alone is authorised to receive the same), at as early a date as convenient. McRAE & NICHOLSON. CARLYLE MEAT BAZAAR. T ON and after Ist October, the above Establishment will be jointly carried on by the undersigned, and be under now management, and trust by supplying meat qf the best quality at reasonable rates to merit support. . M'RAE & NICHOL SON.. In thanking the public for past favors, I have to request that all accounts due .to me in! connection with the above business will be paid to Mr D. M. Harris who alone is authorised to receive the same. R. E. M‘RAE, Paten, September 22, 1876. t~i G. C O L L I N S , JJ .'' V ■ CARTER, & GENERAL CARRIER, NORMA N B Y. Timber carted to Paten, and forwarded to Ilawcra at the lowest rates. All general goods per Wanganui steamers co.rted from Pa tea . NOTICE OF REMOVAL. GEQRGE~BRO WN, WATCHMAKER, &c., W A H G A ST IT 1, BEGS to inform his numerous Patca friends that he has Removed to his new and convenient premises in BRIDGEWAY STREET, Adjoining Mr Hooper’s Hair-dressing Establishment. JUST OPENED, A Brilliant Display of Choice Goods New Colonial-made Suites Brooches . Earrings , .Chains - Lockets, &c. Just: received direct from London, a Splendid Assortment of SILVER ENGLISH LEVERS. Note the Address. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. R. ERSKINE this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and supporters for past favours, and begs to inform them that he has REMO V E D TO HIS new premises Taranaki Road, (Opposite the Patea Mail Office), HORSES FOR HIRE. Buggies and Waggonettes, single or double. Superior accommodation for Travellers’ Horses. An experienced Groom always in attendance. ' • Feed of the Best. CHARGES MODERATE.