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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 169, 22 November 1876, Page 3

REGULAR TRADER. THE ketch AGNES has been laid-on as a regular trader, and will ply between PATE A AND WELLINGTON. All orders left with the undersigned, or with Captain Calvert, will bo punctually attended to. Freight, 80s per ton. W. DALE, Agent for Vessel, Patea, November 21, 1876. W AVERLEY, 1 PUBLIC MEETING will be held XX in the Town Hall, on Monday, tbe 27th instant, at 8 p.m. Business : to consider the report of the Enlargement Committee, and any other matter in connection with the Hall. H. F. MASON, Hon. Secretary. SPECIAL” NOTICE. RW. FOREMAN, Storekeeper, , Manutahi, begs to announce to intending settlers at Woodville and Otoia-Opaku Block, that he intends to DELIVER GOODS there twice a week—Tuesdays and Fridays—at store prices. Orders sent by post or otherwise punctually attended to. N o x jo e7~ k FTER this date, the price of SAWN XX TIMBER at the Ketemarae Saw Mills will be 12s per 100 feet; and delivered in Hawera, 14s; 50,000 feet on stock. JAMES ROBSON. Ketemarae, November 15, 1870. WESLEYAN CHURCH FENCE. PERSONS are requested not to TETHER their HORSES to the Wesleyan Church Fence, in consequence of its haying been damaged by this means already. By order of the Trustees, J. LAW. Carlyle, November 14, 1876. I. O. G. r JL\ THE Good Templars of the Patea District are earnestly requested to Meet at the Town Hall, on Thursday next, the 23rd instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business of the most urgent nature will be brought forward. W. WILLIAMS, P.C.T. Carlyle, November 16, 1876. L. L. LEVY’S SPECIAL PATEA ANNOUNCEMENT. LL. L. has much pleasure in appearing • in print before bis many Patea friends, since it is for the joint benefit of them and himself. He lias, therefore, taken this opportunity of informing them that lie has determined to CLOSE HIS PRESENT BUSINESS, and retire into that of an AUCTIONEER, But to do so, be must first dispose of Ms present stock, and which he is now offering at the actual GOST PRICE, It is almost superfluous perhaps to the majority of the inhabitants of Patea and surrounding districts to enumerate the stock, but as there arc some to whom a slight idea of the same would be refreshing, no great barm will accrue to all concerned by the publication of the following list, which please read and reflect on—--Ist. Ladies Work Boxes, Desks, Portfolios, Jewel Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Ink Stands, Fitted Companions (in walnut, rosewood, and papier inachie.) 2nd. Ladies’ Tortoise-shell Jewellery, Card Cases in endless variety, Jet Goods, Anchor Bracelets, Silk Fans and other kinds, Steel Brooches, Hand Mirrors, Back and Back Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Bags. Penknives, and 1000 other kinds of useful and ornamental items. Gents’ Desks, Brass-bound and Travelling Portmanteaus, Concertinas, Courier Bags, Meeshaum Pipes, Also, Flutes, Violins, Banjos, Billiard Room Requisites, Playing Cards, Draughts and Chess Boards, Albums (tbe best stock in the country), Pictures, Musical Boxes, Boxing Gloves, Masks, Tennis Bats, Balls, Stumps, Gloves, Leg Guards, Perfumery, Cutlery of all kinds, E.P. Cruets, Forks, and Pickle Forks in sterling silver, E.P. Liquer Frames, Tea and Coffee Pots, Batter, Sugars, Preserves, Biscuit, Sardine, and Salvers, E.P. Toast Racks. Candlesticks. Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons, Bread Knives and Plates. Also, A magnificent selection of Lustres, Vases, Flower Pots, Toilet Sets, Silver Candlesticks and Cups, Tea Trays in sets (in iron and papier machie), Pictures, Baskets and Bassinets, Sponges, Bows and Arrows, Bead Baskets, Bronze Ornaments, Stereoscopic. Slides (over 1000 to chose from), Stereoscopes, Nail Scissors. TOYS AND DOLLS WITHOUT END. This list could be gone on with till the whole of the paper was filled, so please call and judge for yourselves. N B.—The stock is now being sold at Cost Price. There is no humbug, puff, or prevarication in this advertisement. IT IS GENUINE! L. L. LEVY, WANGANUI.