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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 191, 7 February 1877, Page 2

Salmon is now regularly sold l>y all the fishmongers in Hobart Town at Gd per 11) Two fishermen caught 1G salmon in one night by a single not. Some of them weighed upwards of lijih each. This is most complete and conclusive proof of the success of the attempt to acclimatise this species of fish in Australian waters. Under the heading of “ A Hint,” the Jfarlhorougli Express says : —“ The AJcarod Mail is not sufficiently careful as to its facts. As these aieto be gathered from the local papers, upon which its editor relics, it, may he as well to bestow a little more attention. The paragraph to which we refer is one relating to Blenheim juries. We hope it will not he necessary again to refer to matters of this kind, otherwise we shall take steps to bring the matter more directly under the notice of our con temp or a ry."

Kakaramea Monthly Tjrr ILL IA M CC) W EEN V V will sell by auction, at his yards, Kakaramea, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Utii, at 2 p.m., 20 FAT BULLOCKS, 3 to 4 yrs 30 Head 2 to 3-year-old Steers 40 Do. Cows and Heifers 50 Head Mixed, 16 to IS months Also— The whole of Mr 11. E. Mcßae’s wellknown flock of BREEDING SHEEP, Consisting of: 2 Parc-bred Lincoln Rams (bred by Easson Bros.) 300 ~ 7-S Lincoln Ewes 100 15-16 do. Ewe Lambs, by the above rams This well-known flock is being sold owing to paddocking-rooni being renuired for their boiling-down establishment.

lii Lots to suit buyers. A large quantity of STOCK is expected in addition to the above. a vrOTTCE is hereby given that the JM QUARTERLY LICENSING MEETING, for the purpose of taking into consideration all applications for CERTIFICATES for such licenses, as by the “ Licensing Act, 1873,” as amended by the “ Licensing Act, 1873 Amendment Act) 1874,” are authorised to be granted by Licensing Courts, and the transfer, or renewal, or removal of such LICENSES, of which due notice shall bare been given, to the Clerk of the Licensing Court for the District of Waitotara and Patca, will be held at the Resident Magistrate's Court, Carlyle, on TUESDAY, the sixth day of March, 1877. W. PATTIS ON JAMES, Acting Clerk of Licensing Court. PRESBYTE RIAN CHURCH, WAVE RLE Y. i BAZAAR and AUCTION, for the purpose of raising funds towards the building of a Presbyterian Church in Wavcrley, will bo hold in the month of April next. Contributions of Plain and Fancy Work, Live Stock, &c., from the inhabitants of the surrounding will be gladly received by the following ladies: Mesdamcs Allsworth, Mathioson, Howie, Hogg, Macfarlane, Taylor, Fleming, Chcync, and J. McLean (Wavcrley); W. H. Watt, Hogg, and Callers (Wanganui). Subscriptions towards the Building Fund may also bo forwarded to the Rev R. J. Allsworth; James B. Taylor, Treasurer; and D. M. Hogg, Secretary. FRANCIS’S RELIEF COMMITTEE, in account with general public, Patea— Cu. To Francis ~ Mr O'Sullivan „ „ W. Dale .. Printing tickets, &c j, Mr Southey, firewood f „ Tapi in. orders... „ „ North, do ... £ s. (1, .. 4 0 0 .. 2 U 7 .. 1 12 (i .. 1 0 0 .. 1 5 0 .. a o o .. 3 0 0 £]C> 7 1 Bn. £ s. d. By subscription 4 0 0 J licit proceeds of entertainment H ~> 0 Balance Dr. 1 2 1 £lO 7 I Balance Dr. from Francis... £1 2 1 Audited and found correct. D. M. HA BUIS. Butcher’s Shop. -pOR SALE, a BUTCHER’S SHOP. _T Apply to JOHN WHELAN. WANTED.— A young man to make himself generally USEFUL. Wages, 20s. per week, and board. For particulars, apply to W. ODGERS, Australasian Hotel, Carlyle.