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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 184, 13 January 1877, Page 3

NOTED FOR BABY LINEN, LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING, AND WEDDING OUTFITS NOTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, AND MILLINERY. HALL OF COMMERCE, WANGANUI. g-y EX s.s. MURRAY. 350 Girls’ Dolly Varden Hals, Us Gil French Flowers, Gd Marsella Pelisses, 3s lid HALL OF COMMERCE. Special Announcement. OPEN I N G OK NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. t@"EX ARTHUR WAKEFIELD. Men’s Tweed Trowsors, only 8s lid Stout 'Working Shirts, only 2s Gil Boys’ Suits, 18s Gd HALL OF COMMERCE. gaT EX S.S. MURRAY. Girls’ Trimmed Drawers, 2s Gd Ladies’ Worked Skirls, 4s lid Ladies’ Trimmed Nightdresses, 4s lid HALL OF COMMERCE. The Bargains on our Sixpenny Table WVMONO & CO.. Hall of Commerce. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. NOTED AS THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN WANGANUI FOR ALL KINDS OF DRAPERY. NOTED FOR MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, AND HOSIERY.

TO THE RATEPAYERS OF HAWERA. I HEREBY give notice that the | KATE TOLL of the Town of | Hawera for 1870-77, is now posted np :it the Bloek-honse, Hawera, and will remain so posted for public inspection for the space of 21 days from date hereof. The Board will be in attendance at the Block-house, from 12 noon till 3 o’clock p.m., on WEDNESDAY, the 24 th January, to hear and determine any objections that may be made thereto J. STKACIIAN GREIG, Town Clerk. Hawera, 2nd January, 1877. ALE accounts against the Provincial District of Taranaki up to the 80th December, 1870, must be forwarded to the office of Mr Cowern, Carlyle, on or before the 18th instant, otherwise they will not be recognised. ANTED, a competent DISVV PENSER and DRUGGIST, to take charge of a dispensary at Hawera, Applications to be made to the undersigned, who will give all particulars. W. COWERN. Patca, Jan. 5. WANTED, a good general SERVANT- Apply, at once, office of this paper. WANTED, a voung man lor a BRICKYARD. Apply, ROBERT CURRIE, Watchmaker and Jeweller, (next Mr Adams, Draper,) has commenced business this day in Fatca. NOTICE. FRED. A. CARRINGTON, Executive Officer, M. BURNETT, If a worn. NOTICE. Temporary Address a ALBION HOTEL.”

\T E W |d 0 R G E . 11 r To the Farmers of the District. mi lEb/T at Canterbury Prices ■William Cattermoore 73 ECS fo inform the residents in tlio i) Patoa district, that he has commenced business as GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Farmin'!:; Implement Maker, Horse Shoer, and Farrier. and is prepared to execute all work entrusted to his charge in the best and most workmanlike fashion, and guarantees to give every customer the most thorough satisfaction. As W. C. will only make the most moderate charges, he hopes to secure a fair amount of patronage. One trial will prove all that the undersigned promises, and that trial he most respectfully solicits. Wheelwrights work of all kinds executed in Metropolitan .style, with all the latest improvements, WILLIAM CATTERMOORE. Next to Erskine’s Stable Taranaki Road. m 0 T 2 € ss. I BEG to intimate that J. Lyttle has no connection with mo in the Blacksmith business, next to Erskino’s Stables, Carlyle, which will bo carried on by me on my oven account. WILLIAM CAT TER MO OR E. [ Advertisement.] (to toe editor of the fatea mail.) Junction Farm, Hawera, Jan. 11, 1877. SIR, —I see in your paper of yesterday, that Mr Stewart has gone to the trouble of advertising my notice to him in re mending fence. I suppose he | must like to see his name in print. Well, if it gives him pleasure, I have no I objection. Ho says “ The damage to the fence | was entirely done by my own stock. | This 1 wish to deny; if be bad not made this statement, 1 should have treated Ids advertisement with that silent contempt I consider it deserves. JAMES L. PERRY.