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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 248, 25 August 1877, Page 3

Election of a Member for the Patea County Council. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. THE following gentlemen having been Nominated as Candidates, viz., James Davidson and Moore Hunter, I hereby give notice that an ELECTRON will take place in the Government Cottage, used as the Native Office, Hawera, on SATURDAY, the 25th August. Polling hours —From 9 a.m. to 6p.m J. BLACK, Returning Officer, Carlyle, August 17, 1877. 459a25 Special Order of tlie 3?atea County Council. VfOTICE is hereby given, that at a _[Nj Special Meeting of the Patea County Council, held on the 7th day of August, 1877, it was resolved — c: That the Main Line ol Road from Waitotara to Taungatara be a County Road, and that a Special Meeting of the Council be held on Tuesday, 4th September, to confirm the same.” And further, at a Special Meeting held on the same date, it was resolved “ That the scale of impounding Joes under the Provincial Acts be retained for the present, and that a Special Meeting bo held on the 4th September to confirm the same.” G. F. SHERWOOD, . Chairman Patea County Council. County Council Offices, Carlyle, August 10, 1877. 435sl —s MA NUTAHI FE LLMONGERY AND Securing Establishment. THE undersigned is n purchaser of Sheepskins, at the highest market rates. Will also undertake to Scour Greasy Wool, and prepare it for the manufacturer. Having had 18 years experience in the business in Victoria as principal, where I won the highest honors that could be obtained in the colonics —viz., when exhibiting at the International Exhibition in Melbourne, I took the three (3) first prizes for Scoured, Combing, Clothing, and Lambs Wool; also obtained the London Medal for the same wool, which afterwards realised up to 4s 5-id per 11); besides having had some of the best brands in Victoria sent to my establishment for scouring, amongst others from the celebrated bleeders J. L. Currie and A. M. Campbell—these facts should be a sufficient guarantee of my competency. Rdercnco to any of the Wool-brokers in Melbourne and Geelong. 1 have the advantage of a river to wash in, so essential to the purpose. Ail orders will be promptly attended to. Wool for scouring will be taken delivery of at Patea, Kakaramoa, and Maiiutabi Townships, free of charge for cartage. S. B. CORRIGAN. 4G4n22 HAMILTON’S CARB.IiL&I3 FACTOR'S?, Campbell Place, WANGA N U I. T HAMILTON has now landing, y , ex Elsinore, @ New York, his First Shipment of American Materials suitable for Buggy and. Carriage Manufacture. Through importing direct, he is enabled to turn out Carriages, Buggies, &0., which for workmanship and design cannot ho excelled, and the prices of which will defy competition. All Vehicles Guaranteed for Two Years. The increasing demand for Vehicles, and the support accorded J. H., has warranted him in erecting new and commodious premises, which will bo finished immediately. A First-class SSamess SSaker and Trimmer employed. Old Machines taken in exchange. Single Buggies ... ... £42 10s Double ~ ... ... £47 ICs Express Waggons ... ... £4O Dog and Market Carts ... £27 10s , Spring Carts ... ... £24 Buggies repaired and painted at equally low rates. N. B.—J, H. was awarded at the Wanganui Agricultural Show 1875-6, all the prizes lor his vehicles. Now on hand and For Sale—--2 Second-hand Double Baggies 1 Express Waggon tgif Note the Address— J. HAMILTON’S COACH FACTORY, Campbell Place, Wanganui. 441 CARDIGAN HOUSE Furnishing Department —Double-width Twill Sheeting, Is 6£d ; Toilet Covers, Is 3d ; 9-4 Quilts, 4s 6d ; Curtains, Gs 6d pair —E. A. Adams, opposite Town Hall, Carlyle. TrDIGAN HOUSE Tailoring Department—Just received; a splendid assortment of New Tweeds; consisting of West of England, Bannockburns, Bliss Geelong, Mosgeil, Pilot and NapclotH Overl coatings—Opposite Town Hall, Carlyle