yf . WILLIAMS & SONS, BLACKSMITHS, FARRIERS, Wheelwrights, Coach Builders, Agricultural Implement Makers, &c., &c., C A R L Y L E: 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: , 12©rs3 Ystlis &st* Other charges in proportion. All' kinds' of General Smiths’ .'Work promptly .attended to, and executed in.workmanlike manner —W. AY, and Sons having men and appliances equal to every requirement. Agricultural Implements made to ordoiy altered, or repaired, WliselwiigM a-iikl Chsaeli' Drays, Waggons, Carls, Light and Heavy Spring Traps, Buggies, and all kinds of vehicles made on the premises. Agricultural BznplsnisnZSa W. \Y. and Sous have on hand for sale, all kinds of Ploughs, and arc largo importers of every description of English and American Agricultural -implements. New Premises will shortly bo erected specially for display .of - goods in tins branch. Settlers inquiring Farming Implements, should-order' through W. W, and Sons, who, from long experience in this line, wSI be enabled to recommend articles best suited .to lie r,.(pureuu-ni.s of purchasers. DJUZL £3 A;: O' id SO A.. EWWY.iA Plumber and Tinsmith, 0 A R L Y-L E, Respectfully tenders Thanks for the liberal support accorded since his commencement in business, and begs 1o inform friends and the general public that-he has-IvEIVi OV LD to NEW, FIISMiHEd (<vpo-itu the Patka Mail Office), where lie will be enabled to keep in stock, and make to order, every description of Tinware. Tinsmithhig in all its branches. All articles connected with the Trade kept'.hi stock. Contract-work faithfully executed. Ail work guaranteed. LSawera [Srarsck* All orders loft at Mr. W. Dixon’s Paperhanging Warehouse, Hawera, will bo promptly attended to. A. IL PYE, Plumber and Tinsmith, Caul yl e ak d II a w eba, 297 &2£D far Is. MAN UTAH I, PATE A D IST.PICT. THE Promoters beg to submit io the public Hie piirticuJara of their LAND SALE on ’the AHT UNION I’ItINUIP.uIL anti ■would 'point oat a few of the ad van logos likely to accrue from the successful vemurc. THI AT Y \C’L 0T I, ... »> Arc offered on the above principle. la. (he rising Town--:hip of Menu (alii. valued a.. XsO.l JO’, in 771) li.kot i a; Z: 1., creh.' The sCoUon” ?iv portion of block No. ]j, -ami are numbered and valued as follows :-*•!, £n.b; 2, gGO : IL £BO ; 5. £SO: e. £4O : 0, 12, K5. li, £2G each ; 10.11. Lib each ; 15, l(i. .17. i£(>, 21. 22, 17 each; lb. I‘J, £25 each; 24. 25, 26! 27' 2d, 21), 00, 01. 02, ok 24. £l2 10s each. It is arranged that the drawing .-JiaU‘ lake place in Carlyle about the end of April, and .the winning numbers aclveD Leu in (he Patna Mail. The winner., io produce ihoir Pickets as payment, for the’ land... Mamnahi is exactly midway .between the two groat centres of population in the Palea District (Carlyle and Hawcra), and is ten miles from each. It is situated on the Main TrnnkLine of .Hoad, is rich in soil, is surrounded by (ilmo*t endless tract- of country, which is admitted on all sides cannot be surpassed, po.tsioly nor. equalled, .in the Colony. Apart, from its great centra’Otic ■ character, Maiuitahi will be a grer,.', .half-way Depot from the Pori of Pamu In.>ards. and for cattle, produce, and all the va wjaidi of the- territory lying beyond (outward’). The Waitara-Wanganui' Railway is surveyed through it. In view 'of the i’atea Harbor Works now in progress, the successful accomplishment of which is an, admitted foci ; in view of the land being soughv, fitter and eagerly grasped and o.ccv.jacd. from .day to - day, the advantageof Town Land iu Uuv i locality is obvious to all 'who. are in any - way • • acquainted 'with it. ■ | About 4,GOU acres -of rich conn try, quite | close to this Township, will be offered' by Uie, Government at au'cdou (Iv/ing Uie early part of 1878, which wii! syyraci. many settlers (more especially as it is sun eyed .in. lots;), and causa tm increased. demand for Town Lands, .with all the concomitant requirement of store's,' hot els,' shops, trades'.’ &-c.. &c; The land is quite level, all cleared’ raid grassed." , .. . ', Plans and Ml,particulars may be obtained on application to T*lr ■ William Cowern. .. auctioneer. Carlyle, where tu--o Poke;.,' '--hy. 1 be obtained.. Agencies have Teen mmigNied ■ at s'Now Plymouth, Wangamii,..-Woiiingioii,-,; •and intervening townships.': fid -j Kairarasnea Cooperage..; E. CHUII CH. raiALLOW CASKS, Cheese- Vats, A Butter Kegs, Churns, &c., always in stock. Repairs of every description neatly executed. Orders left at air Glegg’s store promptly attended to. 481tc
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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 323, 22 May 1878, Page 4
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