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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 323, 22 May 1878, Page 3

Millinery and Dressmakings CARDIGAN HOUSE. R. A. ADAMS HAS much pleasure in informing the Ladies of Patea County that he has added to his Business, a Millinery and dressmaking department. Haying secured the services of a Thoroughly Competent Lady to Manage that Brandi, hopes hy attention to the Changes of Costume necessitated by Varying Seasons, and of Styles by the Dictates of Fashion, to merit support. CARDIGAN HOUSE Carlyle. 468 WANTED KNOWN, mHAT Messrs McCARTY & X HUNGr E R have commenced Business as General Blacksmiths, In their New Premises (nearly opposite the Town Hall). All hinds of General Smiths’ work executed in a workmanlike manner. ■465a1l 1 Tenders for forming Mountain Stead. # County Council Office, Carlyle, May 9, 1878. nEPARATE TENDERS will be O received at tin's office until 4 p.m. of Tuesday, the 4th day of June, 1878, for Grubbing, Clearing, and Forming 68 chains of Mountain Road—from end of Contract No, 3 (2 miles 12 chains from Normanby) to 80 chain peg, top of hill south of Tawhiti Stream; and for Grubbing, Clearing, and Forming 80 chains from thence towards New Plymouth. Further Tenders. TENDERS will also be received for work commencing at end of above Contract, from thence 80 Ciiains Grubbing, Clearing, and Forming; from thence 82 Chains Grubbing, Clearing, and Forming towards New Plymouth and construction of Culverts ou the several contracts. Plans and specifications may be seen at this office, Government Store (Inglewood), and at Normanby, where all information may be obtained. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the Clerk Patea County Council, indorsed “ Tenders for Forming Mountain Road.” W. C. WRIGHT, 457jel Foreman of Works.