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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 201, 14 March 1877, Page 3

A man can’t travel into a woman’s •affections by getting en her train. Turkey will not be served up on the •European plan. A man once objected to sleeping on a •straw' bed, because be said it was beneath him. “ My business is to talk,” said a stump speaker ; “ I deal in words and sentences.” “ Yes,” said a voice in the crowd, “ and as long as I’ve known you, your place of business has never been closed.” A 3'aungster at a party asked and received the consent of a young lady to ■accompany her borne. He waited in astonishment while the company slowly departed, and finally hinted that it was lime to go. “ Uh,” said she, “ I am here.”

IvAIvAKAMEA XKcozrxßi.'sr sale. C 0 W hj: R N auction, at his X\Jl LLIAM VV will sell by yards, Kakaramea, Y II 1 S 1) at 2 p.m., CATTLE, SHEEP, and HORSES. A Y, Further particulars in future issue-. Entries invited. OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. k LL ACCOUNTS -owing to the undersigned must lie paid on or before the 20th INSTANT, or legal ■proceedings will be taken, irrespective ■of ypgms. I® John Whelan lias been appointed Col motor, and his receipt will be sufficient. FELIX McGUIRE. m PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. ’VtOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the above Council will be held at the Council Chambers, Carlyle, on TU E SDA Y, the 3rd APRIL Next, at II a.in., for the purpose of confirming a special order ■adopting BYE-LAWS made at a special meeting held on the sth March, 1877. G. F. SHERWOOD, Chairman County Council. Carlyle, Dth March, 1877. [caiid.] WILLIAM DIXON, (Late jßoicen ijf Dixon, Wanganui.) Painter, Paporhangcr, Graincr, Sign Writer, Glazier, and General Decorator, CABLTL E. A LAUGH and complete stock of GLASS, Paperhangings, Scrim, Lead, Varnish, Oils, and all other painter’s requisites on hand. Address —‘W. Dixon, near Odgcrs’s Hotel, Carlyle.