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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 269, 10 November 1877, Page 3

UNION'. INSURANCE COMPANY ASTSS 3SS^LS.ZXSTB.) HE At) OFFICE ©eneral Manager ; CAPITAL CHRISTCHURCH W. Stevenish ESeares, Sisq£2,ooo,ooo. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS undertaken at LOWEST TARIFF RATES, Wool, Tallow, Hides, Skins, and Produce of every description, Insured from Shed or Wharf to London. THE above mentioned Company is in full working operation. An appeal is now made to the general public for a share of their business. The bare fact of so many thousands of shares being applied for over and above the number required, is a proof that it is the most popular Company ever started in New Zealand. Settlements on all just claims will be made. SAIdUEirIAPLIN, AGENT, PATEA, DISTRICT. ON SALE, AND TO ARRIVE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 5 quarter-casks Old Tom 5 quarter-casks L. Hart’s Rum 5 quarter-casks Hennessy’s & Martell’s Brandy 10 cases Scotch and Irish Whiskey 8 cases. Sherry Wine 3 cases Port Wine 20 cases Old Tom 20 cases Hennessy’s & Martell’s Brandy 20 cases Tricoche Brandy 50 cases containing assorted Syrups 10 cases Bisquit Dnhouche Brandy, in crystal vats, on bronze stands, each containing 2 gallons 20 cases Heddell’s Ginger Wine 10 cases J.D.K.Z. Geneva 10 cases Wolfe’s Schnapps 10 cases Champagne 10 cases Blood’s Stout, pints and quarts 10 cases Tennent’s Ale, pints and quarts 3 cases Orange Bitters 5 tons I.C. Sugar 200 Pkgs. New Seasons Teas, IN CHESTS, HALF-CHESTS, AND BOXES. A S’ull Stock of TOBACCOS, OILMENS STORES, EARTHENWARE, CHINAWARE AND GROCERIES of every description. IRONMONGERY. 5 cases Corrugated Iron, and complete stock of Builders’ Ironmongery. WOOL PACKS, CORN SACKS, COOPER’S SHEEP DIP, &c. &c. Oamaru Flour. CANTERBURY OATS. BOOTS. BOOTS. The Stock In this Department comprises every size and description of Men’s Boys’, Youths’, and Ladies’, Colonial and English made. MEN’S CLOTHING. MEN’S CLOTHING. Settlers and Working Men will do Well to call in when they require Clothing? Hats, &c. The stock has just been repleted with newest and best Colonial Made Goods. Cricketing 1 and Fancy Goods. 12 Cobbitt’s Single Cane Bats 12 „ Double Cane Bats 12 „ All Cane Bats 12 Duke’s double-stitched Balls 12 „ treble-stitched Balls 6 pairs ventilated Gauntlets 6 pairs Yule Rubber Batting Gloves 6 pairs Leg Guards 6 Scoring Books 6 Bowling Nets 6 sets Stumps Cricketing Bags Complete Sets Boys’ Cricketing Material Cricketing Coats, Browsers, Caps, Belts, Boots, &c. Clubs supplied on the most reasonable terms. s. T A P L I N, MERCHANT AND GENERAL DEALER, CARLYLE. HALL OF COMMERCE, ST. HILL STREET AND TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. H. L. NICHOLAS & CO., SUCCESSORS TO T. S. WYMOND & CO., RESPECTFULLY announce to the Settlers in the Country Districts and residents ot the Townships of Hawera, Carlyle, and Waverley, that they have now opened up the whole of their SPRING AND SUMMER Shipments of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, Comprising all the latest Styles and Novelties of the Season. BASEBAND BALES As it is impossible to give a full list of all the Goods now in stock, we shall only mention a few of the Leading Lines in each Department. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Fancy Challies, 5s lid Plain Lustres, 8s 6d Plain Lustres, 10s 6d Fancy Stripes, 12s 6d EVERY REQUISITE for FAMILY MOURNING. Also, Men's & Boys’ Clothing | New Prints, 3s 6d New Cambrics, 5s 9d New Muslins, 8s fid New Grenadines, 5s 9d Splendid Stock of New Scarfs, Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbons. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. OHOQ 05 th CD 03, CO 50 H ’ White Longclothsj 3s 9d per doz White Longcloths, 5s lid per doz Grey Mexicans, 4s 3d per doz Grey Mexicans, 6s fid per doz CS c 5 hn 2*U rt a r ® ®i3 ±3 f -1 Pmmoq CO - 00--1 5° *■_ ® § S’® a Men’s Superior Tweed Suits, 42s Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 52s 6d Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 70s Men’s Nelson Tweed Suits, 77s fid Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing Of every description and size Special Good Value in Men’s Stout Twill Cotton Shirts, from 2s 6d Braces, Belts, Socks, Collars, &c., &c i In our SHOW ROOM Will be found a most complete assortment of Ladies’ Underclothing, Mantles, Jackets, Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Untrimmed Hats, which for cheapness, combined with richness of qiiality, cannot be surpassed by any other house in the town. INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. K. L. NICHOLAS -dS CO., Successors to T 4 Si Wymond & Co/