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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 263, 17 October 1877, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. WILLIAM DALE ■will sell by public auction, at bis Mart, Carlyle, on the above date, at 1 o’clock—--10 -Tons GREYMOUTH COAL, In lots to shit purchasers. And a lot of Merchandise and Sundries, 590 Terms at sale. On Account of Patca Institute. TTtILLIAM DALE will sell by public W auction, on SATURDAY, 20th October, at 1 O’clock— A lot of Second-hand BOOKS and PAPERS 591 YTotice to Catholics. THE Mass intended for Patch next Sunday, will be postponed till the following Tuesday, the 23rd instant, on which day it will be celebrated by His Lordship BISHOP REDWOOD, at 30 a.m.; and a sermon will be preached by the Rev Father Henneberry, ■who will thereby open in that place a three days’ mission, preaching twice daily. This short mission being over, His Lordship and the Rev Father will proceed to Ilawera, where the mission will be opened on Sunday, 28th instant, at 10.30 a.m. Arrangements are also being made for entertaining the two Reverend Visitors at Wairoa on Monday night next. If successful, advertisement will appear in Saturday’s paper. His Lordship being on his pastoral visitation, will give Confirmation to all children prepared for it. Confessions will be heard at any time during each mission. Catholics are strongly exhorted to attend the Missionary’s sermons as often as possible, and avail themselves of this rare opportunity for making their peace with God, if they should have been living in a state of sin and neglect, for “ What shall it avail a man to gain the whole world, if he should lose his own soul.” 586 E. PERTUIS. ZtfEidhirst Special Settlement.

MR A. C. FOOKES, of New Plymouth, having obtained from the Waste Lands Department a most Valuable Block of 5,000 acres of rich, level Land, abutting upon the Main Road and Railway, exactly midway between Hawera and New Plymouth, is now prepared to receive applications for allotments of from 100 to 200 acres, upon a system of deferred payments, to extend over 10, years. Each application must be accompanied by a deposit of £2O for every 100 acres applied for. Deposits can be paid either direct to Mr Fookes, at New Plymouth, or to any of the following Agents, from any of whom full particulars can be obtained— Messrs Barnes & Wilson, Wanganui Mr F. P. Fookcs, Waverloy Mr W. Cowern, Carlyle Mr F. McGuire, Hawera N.B.—No application will be received after 15th November, 1877. 585n10 &Ir Corrigan as a Wool Scourer. Goldsbrough’s Wool Warehouses, Melbourne, September 5, 1877. ; S. B. Corrigan, Esq., Manutahi, Fatca. Dear Sir, —In accordance with your - wish, we beg to state that we have known r- you for - several years past-, through business''transactions,'’ and we have no hesitation in saying your relations with us have always been. thoroughly satisfactory ; also, that as a Fellmongor, you ■are not beaten, the wool got up by you has, to our knowledge, realised top prices in the Home or Colonial Markets, and we think we are quite justified in remarking that no one better understands the wool scouring business than your-self.—-We remain, H&c., . R. GoLDSBhotGH & Co. . ■ Y In the Taranaki District Court IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of “-The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876,” and of the Estate of CHARLES BROWN, of Hawera, late publican, a Bankrupt. fpHIS is to notify, that a GENERAL JL MEETING of Creditors in the above Estate, wall be held at the Court House, Hawera, on Thursday, the 25th day of October now instant, at 11 o’clock a.m. The meeting As called at the request of tbe Bankrupt,who intends then to apply for a Certificate recommending hie discharge. Dated this 17th day of October, 1877. FELIX McGUIRE, Creditors’ Trustee. G87020 Wew Zealand Insurance CJo. TAM E S HI R .S’T having been (J appointed AGENT for the; above Company, is prepared to do business on the most favorable terms; 579