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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 271, 17 November 1877, Page 3

Tenders for Gravelling and for Frame Culvert. County Council Office, Carlyle, November 9, 1877. nEPARATE* TENDERS will be received at this office, until 4 p.m. ol‘ TUESDAY, the 27th November, for Depositing 1,350 cubic yards of 0 RAVEL at several places between Patea and Waingongoro Budge; and for construction of Frame Culvert at Kakaramea. Specifications may be seen at this office, where all information may be obtained. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Patea County Council, indorsed “Tenders for Gravelling,'’ “ Tenders for Frame Culvert.” W. 0. WRIGHT. G63n14 Foreman of Works. ©3. Seward. LOST or Stolen, from off the run at Hawera, on or about 20th July last, a Dark Drown PONY MARE (inclined to be black), in foal, branded J on the near ribs—supposed to have foal running with her. The above reward will be paid by the Owner for her recovery. £3 REWARD will be given to anyone who will give such information which might lead to the conviction of the party who had driven the above described mare from off the run at Hawera, with the intention ol making away with her. J.‘ P. CAREY. C09n24 EXCELSIOR HOUSE. Carlyle. T. N OE TPI DESIRES to notify that he has engaged the services of a First-class dressmaker* and lias every confidence, therefore, in soliciting the favours of Ladies resident in the district. T. N. has also added a SHOW ROOM to bis premises, where will be found a complete assortment of Seasonable and Fashionable Goods. 612ja24 To-Small Capitalists. mHE KETEMARAE SMALL 1 FARM ASSOCIATION propose to secure a block of Level Land, adjacent to Normanby, to be divided into small allotments, and dispose of it on tbe deferred payment system, so that men with limited incomes may accpiirc freehold farms. Persons wishing to join the Association, are requested to forward their names to the Treasurer, Mr G. E. Gibson, Normanby ; or to the Secretary, Mr F. McGuire, Hawera—with a nominal entrance fee of five shillings, to cover preliminary expenses. As the list will be closed as soon as the requisite number have entered, parties are advised to send in their names as early as possible. MAX. D. KING, Chairman Ketemarac S.F.A. Hawera, November 1, 1877. G35 To Z>et. —3?atea IDistrictS TENT’S FARM, containing 400 (four hundred) acres of the finest land in the district- Thirty acres are bush, which can be sold for firewood, it being one of the nearest bushes to Patea: an Orchard containing 300 Fruit Trees, good House, Paddocks, &c., &c. Pro • prietor in Europe, reason for letting. Inspection invited. For terms apply to F. E. JACKSON, Wanganui ; 636f3 Or J. SOUTH BY, Patea. I) AIL WA Y II OTE Ij I Corner of Moa Street axd Juxctiox Road; INGLEWOOD, TARANAKI. 3, S. UOBEIH, Proprietor. Every accommodation for Visitors and Travellers. Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors always of the best quality. A Table D’Hote Daily. Well Grassed Paddocks. Good Stabling-, and a constant supply of Good Oats and Hay. 04917 PATEA BREWERY* CARLYLE. V npHIS BREWERY 'has long been noted for its very Superior and it still maintains its reputation. Several brews of fine Sparkling Ale are now ready for delivery, Caheiace Free,- and at the usual wholesale price. Orders addressed 'to the Brewery, : punctually attended to. | THOS; HAYWOOD, GJ:Btc Proprietor; IPOU Grenadine Brens Pieces, at 2s O.L try KxceJsior House, T. Nounf,-