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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 211, 18 April 1877, Page 3

V. B. FB,ocz.iusaATioir. To the Settlers of Hawera, Normanby , anil District. T having .come to the knowledge of A. BROADBENT, Draper and Clothier, that several parties or persons tiiink, or state, that he has only come to Jlawera for a short time, to take all the Money he can, and be off again out of the District. A. BROADBENT hereby declares most emphatically that such idea is not a fact • that he would not have stayed for 20 weeks, at a positive loss, for any such purpose ; that he intends to settle, and found a Business .and Home for his family. And is only waiting for the kind support, in a measure already tendered, of the Settlers and their Families, for which he returns thanks, and trusts that his long experience in the trade (both in England and the Colonies), coupled with first-class goods at the lowest possible price, will rally round him old friends and new during the Coming Winter Season of 1877. New Goods having arrived, and to arrive, to carry out the above in its integrity. God Save the Queen. ANTHONY BROADBENT. lOOtc W A N T E D, TENDERS for the supplv of 10 Cords (more or less), of FIREWOOD (Tawa), per month. Tenders close on the 23rd April. -Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply McRAE & NICHOLSON, Kakaramea. 10Gapl8 PATE A EDUCATION BOARD, VfOTICE TO PARENTS.—The Mauutalu SCHOOL will be reopened on Monday, APRIL 23rd, at 9 a.rn. W. COWERN, Secretary. BERLIN Wool, all colors ; also Matting —at Cardigan House, opposite Town Hall, Carlyle. Ap 11