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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 320, 11 May 1878, Page 1

Notices. R. A. ADAMS’ TAILORING DEPARTMENT IS now under an entire New Management. Having secured tlie services of an EXPERIENCED CUTTER, which will obviate any mismanagement in future, R. A. Adams has every confidence in soliciting the favours of gentlemen residing in the Patea County for the above department of his business, feeling assured that ELEGANCE EXCELLENCE ECONOMY In Style ! In Fit! In Price! will be his future ruling motto. Gentlemen’s own material made up, and No Profit Charged. CA2S.m6A.CT saouss, Opposite Town Hall, 295 Carlyle. jQ M. II ARR IS, Accountant & Commission Agent , Next the Albion Hotel) CARLYLE. Boots I Boots I Boots I Boots and Slices of every kind, Boots and Shoes to please the mind, Boots and Shoes both large and small, Boots and Shoes to suit yon all. | ADIES’ Superior Kid Boots, 15s GENTS’ E.S. Boots, 14s to 16s Gd ; ■ Gents’ Dress Boots (stitched), ;£1 2s WELLINGTONS, 20s, various kinds, too numerous to mention, at remarkably low prices, For Cash. Come and grfwc a call —one trial -will he sufficient to guarantee further favors. JAMES RHODES, Next door but one to Carlyle Bakery. Hair Cutting and Shampooing Saloon. Re CHEAP LEGS! CHEAP LEGS ! AT THE Carlyle Meat Bazaar. ECONOMY in Butcher’s MEAT— Prices to suit all classes and all tastes.’ CASH PRICES— Ssegs Of Mutton supplied from the cart, three times a week, at Is each. MUTTON—Prime Legs, at the Shop. ■2-i-d per lb. Legs also supplied at Is. BEEP—Joints, 2d to Id per lb ; Beef Steak, Id per lb; Rump Steak and Prime Joints, 5d per lb. FORK and BEEF SAUSAGES, Spiced 'Pcof, Corned Tongues, &c., always on band. Carlyle Meat Bazaar , W. COLSON, >lljel Manager. NOTICE OF LAND SALE. Provincial District of Taranaki. TOWN OF STRATFORD. IN or about the month of APRIL, 1878, Allotments in the Town of Stratford, situate on the Mountain Road,, at its intersection by the Patea River, and distant 29 miles from New Plymouth, 14 miles from Inglewood, and 17 miles from Hawera, will be offered for sale. The Town is situate on the line of the Waitara-Wanganui Railway, which is now open between New Plymouth and Inglewood ; the earth works are completed, and the bridges in course of construction, between Inglewood and the Mangamawh'ete River— i.e., to within 9 miles of Stratford —and the bash has been felled along the railway line, preparatory to carrying on the construction from Mangamawhete to Stratford, and a siim has been voted by the General Assembly for completing the railway to this point. The importance of the site selected for the Town will be best indicated by slating that at, or near, this point will be the junction of the Wellington, Auckland, and New Plymouth Railways. The site of the Town lias been felled, and the sale is delayed till April in order that the bush may be burnt, and intending purchasers enabled both to inspect allotments before bidding, and also to commence building immediately after the sale, should they desire to do so, which would be impossible if the land was sold with the bush still standing on it. By order of the Board, G. D. WHITCOMBE, Chief-Commissioner. Waste Lands Board Office, Taranaki, December 5, 1877. 760-s-tc