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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 287, 16 January 1878, Page 3

To lie 3Let 7 leased, and SoldTO BE LET—Five-roomed IlousPj with stable, or.t-lK.nses, now occupied by the undersigned. TO BE LEASED—Fifty Acres Land, about one mile from Hawera, well gi'assed, and securely fenced, with good supply of water. Possession may bo had Ist February. FOR SALE—The Lease of 15 acres Land adjoining the township, well grassed, securely fenced, with pump and good well of water. The lease has 3 3 years to run. FOR SAL E—All the Horses belonging to the undersigned, including the renowned Bounding Buck; two Trad'ucers ; one splendid Ravensworth Entire, 2 years old, pedigree undeniable; and several Brood Marcs, Buggy Horses, and Saddle Horses {suitable lor ladies or gentlemen). Also, Buggy and Harness, nearly now. Apply immediately to THEODORE ESPAGNE, 11 Hawera. Sheaving the district. ALL parties having Claims against the undersigned, are requested to render them during this month. All persons indebted, are requested to settle immediately. Account's unpaid at the end of January, will be sued for. THEODORE ESPAGNE. Hawera, January 3, 1878. 12 To Bet* —Patea district. STENT’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, Padlocks, etc., &c. Proprietor in Europe, reason for letting. Inspection invited. For terms apply to F. R. JACKSON, Wanganui ; G3GT3 Or J. SOUTIIBY, Patca. mHE MISSES M'CUTCHAN, X of Hawera-, will give instruction in English, French, and Music. For particulars apply to the above address. December, 20th, 1877. 815ja2G ESTATE OF CAPT. R. tTbLAKeT ALL CLAIMS against the above Estate must be sent in Qu duplicate) immediately, to the undersigned. W. FINNIMORE, 5J24 Lambton Quay, Wellington. ST. MARY’S S£awera. THE above-named School will bo opened again, under the management of Miss M. Guerin-, on the 7th January, 1878. Terms—-Quarterly, ill advance : s. d-. Plain Education—One child, per quarter - - - 15 0 Two children of same family, do 25 0 Three or more, ditto - - 30 0 Music Lessolis on Piano or Harmonium Two full lessons a week - - 42 0 One full and one half-lesson, do 30 0 One full only, or two half lessons 21 O The above is only for Girls and Boys under seven years. Girls taught all kinds of needlework. For further particulars apply to the School Mistress, or to the undersigned. 717128 E. PERTUIS. jQEATH OF j^ITTLE N ELL * Boots £ Boots I Boots I Boots and Shoes of every kind, Boots and Shoes to please the mind, Boots and Shoes both great and small, Boots and Shoes to please you all. | ADIES’ Superior Kid Boots, 35s GENTS’ E.S. Boots, 14s to IGs 6d ; Gents’ Dress Boots (stitched), £1 2s WELLINGTONS, 20s, various kinds, too numerous to mention* at remarkably low prices, For Cash. Come and give a call—one trial will be sufficient to guarantee further favors. JAMES RHODES, Next door but one to Carlyle Bakery. Hair Cutting and Shampooing Saloon. ltd Kotice to Sheep Owners. OWNERS of Sheep and Lambs in the Patea and Hawera Districts, arc requested to send in a Return of the number of Sheep owned by them, or in their charge on the Ist day of January, 1878, addressed to Mr A. Woods, Carlyle. Printed forms for the above can be obtained at the County Council office, Carlyle; Sir Foreman, storekecqier, Manutabi; and Mr Davidson, storekeeper, Hawera. FREDK. E. HICKSON, Siieep Inspector, 40j16 Patea and Hawera Districts $