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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 320, 11 May 1878, Page 4

W WILLIAMS & SONS,' BLACKSMITHS, FARMERS, Wheelwrights, Coach Builders, ■ Agricultural Implement Makers, &c., &c., CARLYLE. W. W. and SONS respectfully return thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed in the past, and beg to inform friends and the public in general that they have, to. suit the times, revised their list of Prices: Horse Shoeing* 7s the Seta Other charges in proportion. All kinds of General Smiths’. Work -promptly attended to, and executed in workmanlike manner—W. W. and Sons havingmen and appliances equal to every requirement. Agricultural Implements made to order, altered, or repaired. Wheelwright asid CJoaeli departmentDrays, Waggons, Carts, Light and Heavy Spring Traps, Buggies, and all kinds of vehicles made ou the premises. Agricultural Implements* W. W. nnd Sons have on hand for sale, all kinds of Ploughs, and are large importers of every description of English and American Agricultural Implements, New Premises will shortly be erected specially for display of goods in this branch. Settlers requiring Farming Implements, should order through W. W. and Sons, who, from long experience in this line, will be enabled to recommend articles best suited to the requirements of purchasers. 280 E3MO ? A L A.. r.Wp YE, Plumber and Tinsmith, C A R LYLE, Respectfully tenders Thanks for the liberal support accorded since his commencement in business, and begs to inform friends and the general public that he has REMOVED to NEW PREMISES (opposite the Patea Mail Office), where he will be enabled to keep in stock, and make to order, every description of Tinware. Tinsmitliing in all its branches. All articles connected with the Trade kept in stock'. Contract work faithfully executed. All work guaranteed. Eawsra Branch* All orders left at Mr W. Dixon’s Paperhanging 'Warehouse, Hawera, will be promptly attended to. A. R. PY E, Plumber and Tinsmith, CARL YL E AX D HAWE RA. 297 fiaas ifor Ac3.IL ISb MANUTAHI, PATEA DISTRICT. THE Promoters beg to submit to the public the particulars of their LAND SALE on the ART UNION PRINCIPLE, ami would point out a few of the advantages likely to accrue from the successful venture. THIRTY SECTIONS Arc offered on the above' principle, in the rising Township of Manntahi, valued at £BOB 10s, in 770 tickets,at £1 Is each. The sections arc portion of Block No. 11, and are numbered and valued as follows:—!, £125; 2, £6O ; 3, £BO ; 5, £SO ; 6, £lO ; 9, 12, 18, LI. £2O each ; 10.11, £BO each; 15, 10,17, 20. 2l' 22, £l7 each; IS, 19, £25 each; 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, £l2 10s each. It is arranged that the drawing shall take place in Carlyle about the end of April, and the winning numbers advertised in the Patea Mail. The winners to produce their tickets as payment for the land. Mauutahi is exactly midway between the two great centres of population in the Patea District (Carlyle and Hawera), and is ten miles from each. It is situated ou the Main Trunk Line of Road, is rich in soil, is surrounded by almost endless tract of country, which is admitted on all sides cannot be surpassed, possibly not equalled, in the Colony. Apart from its great centralistic character, Manntahi will be a great half-way Depot from the Port of Patea inwards, and for cattle, produce, and all the vast wealth of the territory lying beyond (outwards). The Waitara-Wanganui Railway is surveyed through it. In view of the Patea Harbor Works now in progress, the successful accomplishment of .which is' an admitted fact; in view of tlie land being sought after and eagerly grasped and occupied from day- to day, the advantage of Town Land in this locality is obvious to all who are in any way acquainted with it. About 4,000 acres of rich country, quite close to this Township, will be offered by the Government at auction during the early part of 1878, which will attract many settlers (more especially as it is surveyed in small lots), and cause an increased demand for Town Lands, with all the concomitant requirement of stores, hotels, shops, trades, &c., &c. The land is quite level, ail cleared and grassed. Plans and full particulars may be obtained on application to Mr William Cowern, auctioneer, Carlyle, where also tickets may be obtained. Agencies have been established at New Plymouth, Wanganui, Wellington, and intervening townships. . G2 l£akaramea Cooperage. E. CHUR CH. TALLOW CASKS, Cheese Vats, Butter Kegs, Churns, &c., always in stock. Repairs of every description neatly executed. Orders left at Mr Giegg’s.store promptly attended to. 481 tc