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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 188, 27 January 1877, Page 1

For Sale. F0 II SALE, A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, iii the A I’atea District, doing, a large business. Principals only will be dealt with. For full particulars apply to T. S. GREIG, Commission Agent, Tlawera. WANGANUI EQUITABLE L. XL & I SOCIETY, PERMANENT Paid-up Capital— £24,47o. ADVANCES are made to Borrowing Members, in amounts of from £SO to £5,000, for terms of from 2 to 7 years, repayable by monthly instalments. NICW BaNKING Arrangements. For the convenience of Borrowing Members, residing in the country, arrangements have been made at the branches of the Bank of NeSv South Wales, at Bulls, Carlyle, Fielding, and Hawera, alul at those of the Bank of Australasia, at Marton, Foxton, Palmerston', and Waverley, to receive monthly redemptions due to the Society. Under this arrangement, all sums paid into the respective branches on the 21st of each mouth, will be forwarded to Wanganui, and the expense of transmission borne by the but no amounts will be received after that date, without the usual exchange being added. Prospectus and forms of application for Advances can be bad on application. EDWARD CHURTON, Managing Director. N OTIC E. AT the request of a number of my customers, I intend Re-opening the lIAIB-CUTTING ROOMS daily. Hair-brushing by Camp’s Rotary Machinery. Shampooing, &c. T. NORTH, Taranaki Road. STEAM COACH FACTORY, Victoria Avenue and Guy ton-street, WANGANUI. McINTYRE & LOGAN BEG to thank the people of the Patea Distcict for past favours, and solicit a continuance of their esteemed orders, which will have their prompt and best attention. HOW READY, THE rttARANAKI k LMANAC I A AND DIRECTORY I'Oll IB 7 7, USING THE NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION, It will, as usual, contain a large amount of useful information, including a carefully-compiled Town and Country Directory, Customs and Stamp Duties, Chronological Memoranda, Farm and Garden Calendar, &c. So as to bring this long-established Almanac within the means of all, it has been determined to reduce the price of it this year to ONE ft II ILLI NG , As, by this means, the circulation (although large now) is likely to be doubly increased, it affords an EXCELLENT MEANS roil ADVERTISING To insure a Good Position, Advertisements for the Almanac should be forwarded without delay: Taranaki Herald Office, Devon-strcet, New Plymouth. D. M. H A R R I S, Accountant & Commission Agent (Next the Albion Hotel) C A R L Y L E.