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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 306, 23 March 1878, Page 3

WILLIAMS & SONS, BLACKSMITHS, FARRIERS, Wheelwrights, Coach Builders, ! Agricultural Implement Makers, &C., ‘&C.‘, CARLYLE. ' W. W. and SONS Vespectfully return thanks, for the liberal patronage ' bestowed in the past, and heg to inform friends and the public ih general that ; they have, to suit the times, 'revised their j| list of Prices': : j Horse Shoeing, 7s the Set- ; Other charges in proportion. All kinds ! of General Smiths’ Work promptly | attended to, and executed in workman- ; like manner—W. W. and Sob's having ' men ahd appliances equal fo every ; requirement. : Agricultural Impletrients made to ‘ order, altered,'or'repaired. | Wheelwright arid Coach department. Drays, Waggons, Carts, Light and Heavy Spring Traps, Buggies, and all kinds of vehicles made on the premises. ‘Agricultural Implements. W. W. and Sons have oh Kaiid for sale, all kind's Of Ploughs, arid are largo importers of every'description of English arid American Agricultural Implements. New 'Premises will ‘shortly 'be erected specially fdr display Of goods in this branch. Settlers requiring ‘Farming: Implements, should 'order through W.; W. and Sons, who, ftom long experience in this line, will be enabled to recommend ; articles best suited to ‘the requirementsof’purchasers. 280; JOHN WHELAN ‘notifies to Farinefs ;j and Others ‘requiring reliable r CLOVERS and GRASS SEEDS, i that he has on hand, and to aftive, the follo’wing Varieties 'Clovers (Red ahd White) ; Dow Grass Alsyke Italian ’Rye Perennial Rye ■Rape. All the above Seeds haVe‘been selected by a competent'person. 268ap83 GRAVE YARD FENCING. mENDERS for Post and Rail Educing, X at Grave Yard, Harbor Reserve, will be ‘received until Saturday, 23rd 1 March. The lowest dr Any tender 'riot necessarily accepted. Specification may be seen oh application to . , G. F. SHERWOOD. . Carlyle, March'B, 1878. 25Sm2S Photographic Notice. a H. MONKTON, Photographic \J, Artist, will visit Patea during the Races, and HaWera the Week after, calling at Waverley and Waitotara on the return trip. C. H. - M. is now ;on a Photographic Tour through New 'Zealand, and will only be able to spare One week at each : place. Anyone wishing to have their Farms, House's, ‘dr Families Photographed-, will please notify on my arrival. Having sold ’out my business in Wanganui, I have, at great expense, fitted up a Travelling Studio, And will be ab!e'to : take Portraits, &c;, equal to town work. s A choice .assortment ’of Albums, Frames, Jewellery, &c., on hand. 179 Adelaide Seed WheAL ARDERS win be BOOKED lor 'the 5 V 7 Best Samples of Adelaide ■ Seed Wheat for the coming Early application, "stating quantity re-' quired, necessary-. , GEORGE A. HURLEY. : Corn and Produce Exchange, ’ Wanganui, March 5,1878. 210al0 Money to Bend. fii nnA 5!0 LEND, iri various iiUUl'i sums, on FREEHOLD SECURITY, at current rates. ■J. R. B. ROY, 59t0 Solicitor, Hawera. i Notice off Removal*. TWO BERT CURRIE, WafeiiLl maker and Je’Weller, begs to inform hTs friends and the public geixefally, that he has REMOVED into his NEW PREMISES, opposite the Towri Hall, Carlyle, where he ‘Will display a First-dlass selection 'of New and Fashionable Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c., <&c. 121 [CARD.} T M. WARREN, M.D., M.Ch. y . Queen’s . University, Deland ; Licentiate of Midwifery, Coombe Hospital, Dublin ; and Surgeon to the Patea Hospital. Address—Late residence of G. W, Williams, Esq., surveyor, Carlyle, Patea, Tsßtc