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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 273, 24 November 1877, Page 4

DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, Hawera. MRS ITsMITH, HAVING completed Alterations and Additions to her present Establishment, is now enabled to keep a larger and more varied assortment of all lines in the DRAPERY TRADE than heretofore. A large and wellselected Stock of Goods has Just Arrived, purchased from the best Colonial Houses. Mrs Smith solicits inspection of the same by all her valued customers, and respectfully intimates that she will be enabled to sell at least 10£ per cent, cheaper than any other Store in Hawera. 669f14 To Small Capitalists. The ketemarae small FARM ASSOCIATION propose to secure a block of Level Land, adjacent to Normanby, to be divided into small allotments, and dispose of it on the deferred payment system, so that men with limited incomes may acquire freehold farms. Persons wishing to join the Association, are requested to forward their names to the Treasurer, Mr C. 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 Ketemarae S.F.A. Hawera, November 1, 1877. 635 The Board of the Education District of Patea. NOTICE. —Parents, Guardians, and . others will please take notice, that Proceedings will be taken to recover all School Fees unpaid after Wednesday, the 21st day of November instant. Note.—The Masters of the various Schools throughout the District will receive any fees owing for their respective Schools, up to the above date. W. COWERN, Secretary and Treasurer, - The Board of the Education District of Patea. 656n21 JAMES HIRST AGENT PATEA. 24