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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 286, 12 January 1878, Page 2

j>EY. qHARLES qLARK Will LECTURE iu the TOWN HALL, CARLYLEj Oa SATURDAY, JANUARY 19; Subject—“ CTiuu.es Dickens. Doors open at 7.30 ; commence c-4 o’clock. Front Seats, 4s; Rack Seats, 2s 6d; Tickets can. be obtained only from 50jIG W; DALE. Grand sweep on ti»e patea J. C. HANDICAP, 1878. £IOO 0 Tickets at l©s each* Should all the tickets not be disposed of, the prizes will bo distributed pro ratas 5 per cent, deducted from all prizes; 11. CHADWICK, 42f13 Treasurer. FENCING NOTICE; To the owners of Sections Nos. 217$ 221, 219, Township of Normanby. T (THE UNDERSIGNED) hereby | give notice that it is my intention to erect a Dividing Fence between your sections and mine (No. 218), and 1 call upon you to assist me, or I shall charge you with half the cost. 44j.,9 ARTHUR GIBSON. FOR SALE, i SECOND-HAND Burgess and [\ Keys’ Side Delivery REAPINGMACHINE, with McCormick’s patent arm; Apply at once to W. DALE, 48 Auctioneer. N OTIC E; ALL DEtTfS duo by Livingstone & McMioiiael, or myself, must be sent in before the 20th instant, as I am about leaving the district. GHAS. McMICHEL, 40f23 Havrcra. jjETSY pRIG HAWEBA MONTHLY SALE. MY next Sale of Stock will take place’ at the Yards, Hawera, on WEDNESDAY, 30th January. W. COWERN, 53 Auctioneer. [advertisement.] (To the Editor of the Patea Mail.) Sir, —Will you allow me, through your columns, to wish my good friend Mrs Grundy a happy Now Year, and to express my sorrow, that I cannot at this present time, give an exact account of my private affairs, which are in a very unsettled state,but I am happy to inform her that my pecuniary difficulty in which the good lady took a kind interest, has passed over, and with it the fourth of the month. I had some difficulty; it is true, to arrange with, and subdue some of my creditors, hut all, excepting a small sum, is now settled, and I start a new year with almost a clean sheet. While lam on the subject I will take the opportunity of correcting a slight error under which my friend lias been laboring. It is merely a question of figures, and knowing, as I do, her propensity to treat such in a large way, I might perhaps leave it alone—yet with a view to helping her future judgment, I herewith: correct her present error.

(j/y November transaction teas a matter of fifty pounds, not a hundred.~)\ In conclusion, let me again wish Mrs Grundy a happy and successful new year, —I am, &c.,- t INCOGNITO. POST OFFICE NOTICES. On and after the 2nd January, the mails for Kakaramea, Manutahi, and Hawera will close daily at 12.45 p.m. The New Plymouth mail will close at the same time. Mails for Wanganui and intermediate offices close daily at 9.10 a.rn. F. LONG, Postmaster. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscriptions to the Patka Mail for the quarter ending 31st December, 1877, are now due, and Subscribers will oblige by paying the same to Mr J. Whelan, or at this office. ALEX. BLACK,