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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 215, 2 May 1877, Page 3

LICENSING COURT. NOTICE is hereby given, that the 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 bo granted by Licensing Courts, and the Transfer, or Renewal, or removal of such Licenses, of which due notice shall have been given, to the Clerk of the Licensing Court for the District of Waitotara and Patea, will be held at the Resident Magistrate’s Court, Carlyle, on TUESDAY, the nth day ot JUNE, 1877, at Noon. Applications to be sent in to the Clerk of the Court, in duplicate, at least twenty-one days before the date of meeting. Dated this 25th dav of April. 1877. F. C. BAUD EL EY, Clerk to the Licensing Court. 129my0

VACC IN AT lOX XOTICE. DR G. W. COLE, of Hawera, lias been appointed P U r. LIG Y A C C I X A T 0 R for the District. Vaccinations will be performed at Ids house every Saturday, at 2 p.m. 109m23 PAVES (IX LAMB) FOR SALE. JIOR SALE, ah Paranui, 400 EWES j 1 in lamb. Apply to F. Richauds (late Southby’s). 108my23 CARLYLE BOARDIN' 0 HOUSE. Edward gtlshnan begs to inform tlio public generally, that ho has opened a Boarding House ad Carlyle, nearly opposite the Australasian Hotel. Good accommodation for Travellers and Families. llljld] npO Working Men —Strong Working Shirts, from 'is ; good Wool Crimeans, 5s ltd : splendid Fnder-iiamicls, 4s Gd —At A cams’ Cardigan .House, opposite Town Hall, Carhdc. TO THE SETTLERS OF HAWEEA, NORMANBY, AND WAIHL Ladies and gentlemen,—On the completion of our new place of business in Hawera, we cannot refrain from thanking the settlers of this Riding for the extremely liberal support hitherto accorded to us as strangers. Being now established settlers, we solicit a continuance of the same. We have received a well-assorted stock of winter goods, which will he supplemented weekly by a steady stream of new and fashionable articles, so marked' as to sustain our name for marvellous cheapness. Amongst other things, wc have dress pieces in every shade and quality, ladies’ waterproof cloaks, sealskin and cloth jackets, laces, collars, falls, plumes, and the ninety-and-nino little requisites for ncrcasing the charms of the fair sox. Flannels, calicoes, sheetings, and an immense stock of blankets, at various prices. Men’s clothing, paget and galatoa suits in different tweeds, splendid lot of Crimean shirts, gloves, hats, belts, and scarves, to adorn the most fastidious of the hard-to-please sex. Our address is the Red, White, and Bine Flag. Wo are, Ladies and Gentlemen, YYnirs truly, W. R. KING & SON. Hawera, March 30, 1877. 23jy4 HAWERA BREWERY. FRimCIS McGUSKSSR, HAYING completed alterations and additions to his Brewery, Firststreet, Hawera, is now prepared to supply, in any quantity, Ids CELEBRATED MOA BRAND, XXX, and OTHER ALES. SCjlll FO R SAL E, 4 BOUT 150 bushels Good Clean A PERENNIAL EYE GRASS SEED (local grown), and a small quantity of Cocksfoot. EDWIN R. MORGAN, Woodlands, Kakaramea. 84 to JAMES II I•It S T AGENT, PATE A. 24 IMPOUNDING NOTICE. "IMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, X Wairoa—--1 Brindled COW, branded like (0 oil near rump, both ears cut. To be sold on the 4th May, 1877. W. A. G. WINCHCOMBE, Poundkeeper. 122mjv!