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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 197, 28 February 1877, Page 4

GEORGE BROWN, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER Boers to inform the iilllii-l>ll:mts ot CA R LYLE, HA WER A, AX!) SorroiMicliaig’ 'hot ho lias taken those promises formerly in the occupation of Mr G. F. Sherwood, and lias (Opened with a HBST (Still aSS«SfHISf OF :s 9 Clocks, & Jewellery. Repairs of every description executed on the premises hy a c o mpete nt work man.

i (uivcnmicnt Oll'iee. Now Plymouth, January 1!). 1-577. ; qniJE folinwing ST AT KM 10 XT having | .iL li'v.'ii forwarded to mo by tin; Hoard | of Commissioners for I,lm 25th (Palen ; Weal) Hoad District, in accordance with , ihe JTli Clause of the " Hoads and bridges j Ordinance, 15.7(‘».“ is published for general i ini'orinatiun. I Any person having any objection to j make to the proposed expenditure set | fort li in the said Statement, must forward i sneh objection in writing to this ofliec | within fourteen days from this date. | FRED. A. CARRINGTON, i Executive OHicer. j APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the) manner in whieh the Commissioners el | No. 25 (Palea West) lioud District i | iVi cut to order on shortest notice, i also Rata. | Air ENTS : 1 Manutahi—Mr P. Campbell. 11 awera—Mr Fnrlong . I’afea—Air Gibson. JAMES ROE SON. j Kctcmarac, October 15, 1870. Tjl J. SMI T IT, J- O CABINET MAKER & UNDIMITAKFR. Camhridgc-strcct, Carlyle. Every description of FURNITURE made on the Promises, and sold M Wanganui prices. By purchasing from F. J. S., the settlors will ave the expense and risk of carriage SMILEY’S LIVERY, LETTING, AND BAIT STABLES VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. TIXCURSION Parties, Picnics, f j Private Families, Wedding Parties, Commercial .Travellers, and others requiring to Hire Conveyances, can be provided with horses and vehicles of superior description, at reasonable prices. First-class drivers provided. The stables arc under the charge of competent grooms. WAVERLEY AND CARLYLE EXPRESS. AN Express will leave the Welcome Stranger Hotel, Waverley, for Carlyle, convoying Passengers and Parcels, every Tuesday and Tiiuksday morning, at 8 o’clock; and leaves Carlyle for Waverley the-same day, at 4 o’clock. For freight or passage, apply to W, DALE, Carlyle ; or D. M. HOGG, Waverley.