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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 174, 9 December 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. R. E Df-A RD ADAMS, SOLICITOR, TARANAKI ROAD, CARLYLE. D. M. HARRIS, Accountant & Commission Agent (Next the Albion Hotel) CARLYLE. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!! W I LLIAM NOBLE, THE celebrated Melbourne Bootmaker, begs to inform the public of Hawera and its vicinity, that he has commenced business,in that town, and that he is prepared to execute all orders with which he may be favoured, in a Superior manner and at the most reasonable rates. Jockey or Backstrap Riding Boots, Tongued Wellingtons, Elastic-sides, and Watertights, not to be equalled in the district. Waterproof Shooting Boots, with broad welts, made as in London and Paris. Working Men — lf you want a pair of Watertights that will last you twelve months, and keep your feet dry, go to Noble.—lf you want a pair of Auck land or Wanganui slops, to last you a month, go elsewhere. Repairs done, and boots of every description made to order, at the lowest prices. JAMES S. GREIG. ACCOUNTANT, Land Estate and General Commission Agent. HAWERA. Rent? and Debts Collected. ALL AGENCY BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Properties for sale or to let in the Town of Hawera. AGENCIES; Patea District Land and Building Society. National Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Mr Gervase D. Hammerton, Solicitor, New Plymouth. Mr W. Dale, Auctioneer, Patea. “ Wanganui Chronicle.” ILL lAM A’COURT, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER. HAWERA. Work done on the shortest notice. Agricultural and other Implements repaired. EDWARD 0. MORGAN, ARCHITECT, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. DESIGNS, 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 Mr Arthur Beauchamp’s Auction Mart, Victoria Avenue, WANGA N U I. STEAM COACH FACTORY, Victoria Avenue and Guy ton-street, WANGANUI. McINTYRE & LOGAN BEG to thank the people of the Patea District for past favours, and solicit a continuance of their esteemed orders, which will have their I prompt and best attention.