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Patea Mail, Volume II, Issue 204, 24 March 1877, Page 1

Hotices. JF 0 II N W II II L A N Commission Age nt, (Opposite Emigration Depot.) Tauaxaki Road, Carlyle. Hunts and Debts collected. All Agency business promptly attended to. Agent for the Wamjanni Herald. GRASS SEEDS. NOW LANDING, ox “Leicester/’ from London White Clover Rod Clover Cow Grass Alsikc Clover Lucerne Rape and Timothy New Seeds, saved in this district Perennial Rye Grass Italian Rye Grass • Prairie Grass Seed Cocksfoot Also, Good Clean Canterbury Rye Grass Seed. W. D. SIIA W, . Ironmonger and Seedsman, WANGANUI. SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. M. M'MAHON ) EG S to announce that ho has OPENED a B ga©€ s a y and GENERAL STORE In the premises lately occupied by the Patea Mail, whore ho will sell FIRST CLASS GOODS, at the lowest possible profit. ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THE PACT. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. s,obbrt ssaais, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER A X D JEWELLER, (Next 2lr. Adams', Draper, Patea.) tS now prepared to receive every dcX scription of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery for repairs, with accuracy and dispatch. Gll BAT Northern Shoeing Forge. William Cattermoore BEGS to inform the residents of Carlyle, and the surrounding districts, that he has entered into Partnership with Harry Burston, and the business will, in future, he carried on under the name and style of Cattermoore & Burston. C. and B. hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of public patronage. All work done at the shortest notice, mid in workmanlike style, at moderate charges. Agricultural and other implements made and repaired. Wheelwright’s work of all kinds executed in Metropolitan style, with all the latest improvements. CATTERMOORE & BURSTON, Next to Erskine’s Stable Taranaki Road.