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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 258, 29 September 1877, Page 1

Notices. r\ ARDEN SEEDS. IJ qARDEN gEEDS. 22 £L W S S. AL General St„* (Nearly apposite Prosser’s Hotel) H A W E R A. JAS, DAYIDSON Just received a large and well selected stock of of every 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 Croce ides ironmongery Saddlery Boots and Shoos Otc., &c., &c. merits nm Earthenware Glassware Brnshwarc Fancy Goods Stationery &c., &c. Fresh consignments by every steamer from the best Houses in the Australian Colonies. 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 oiler his goods at extremely Low Kates. Go>ds delivered at Store charges to any part of the surrounding district. ALL KINDS ON COUNTRY PRODUCE PURCHASED. AGENT FOR THE South British Fire Insurance Company. ALSO, Saturday Night , Taranaki Herald, Wanganui Herald , and other newspapers and periodicals SOapll—7B .A,. 3A. IPYTJS., . PLUMBER, TINSMITH, &c. BEGS to inform the Settlers of the Patoa County, Unit he has started Business, as above, in the Blacksmith’s Shop, opposite the County Council Buildings, Taranaki Road, Carlyle; and trusts, by good workmanship and moderate charges, to meet with liberal support. Corrugated Iron Water Tanks made to order, &c. &c. 181agd9 CARLYLE BOARDING HOUSE. EDWARD GILSHNAN begs to Pi inform the public generally, that ho has opened a Boarding House at Carlyle, nearly opposite the Australasian Hotel. Good accommodation for Travellers and Famiika, 111J121 EETEMARAE SAWMILL. M ATAI & 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. F. CABINET J. S MIT H, MAKER & UNDERTAKER, Cam bridge-street, Carlyle. Every description of FURNITURE made on the Premises, and sold M Wanganui prices. By purchasing from F. J, S., the settlers will ave the expense and risk of carriage.