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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 248, 25 August 1877, Page 1

Notices. Garden seeds. qarden gEEDS.; HAWEEA General Store, (Nearly apposite Prosser’s Hotel) RAWER A. JAS, DAVIDSON ~j|'"|"AS Just received a large and wellselected stock of GARDEN SEEDS of evely description, and choice varieties of Early Ash Leaf, Kidney, and other SEED POTATOES. Always on Hand — A well-selected and LARGE STOCK of GOODS suitable for Country use, comprising— Drapery Clothing Groceries Ironmongery Saddlery Boots and Shoes &c., &c., &c. ■ewsa's lissp sip. Earthenware Glassware 13 rush ware Fancy Goods Stationery &c., &c. Fresh consignments by every steamer from the best Houses in the Australian Colonics. Licensed to deal in Arms and Ammunition. A good supply of Ammunition and single and double-barrelled Fowling Pieces always in stock. J. D. having bought largely, is enabled to offer his goods at extremely Low* Rates. Gocds delivered at Store charges to any part of the surrounding district. ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE PURCHASED. AGENT FOR THE South British Fire Insurance Company. ALSO, Saturday Night , Taranaki Herald , Wanganui Herald , and other newspapers and periodicals 90apll—78 PHOTOGRAPHY. DURING the Summer Months (of which notice will be given), the Carlyle Photographic Studio WILL BE OPEN DAILY. Portraits from Carte do Visite to 8 x G inches. Views, as per agreement, up to 22 x 18 inches. Charges Moderate. D. MAPOWDER WARREN. 416tc ROAD STOPPAGE. UNTIL further notice, the MAIN ROAD from Perry’s Gate to the end of section No. 558, will be CLOSED, and traffic will bo allowed (by consent of the agent) through said section. J. STEVENSON, Contractor, Hawera, July 13. 352tc KETEMARAE SAWMILL. MATAI & WHITE PINE TIMBER cut to order on shortest notice, also Rata. AGENTS: Manutahi—Mr P. Campbell. Hawera—Mr Furlong. JAMES ROBSON. Ketemarae, October 15, 1876. Mr william williams, Carlyle, Licensed Government Interpreter, under “ The Native Lauds Act, 1873.” W. W. is now prepared to execute any commission entrusted to him with correctness and expedition. 214