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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 356, 14 September 1878, Page 1

PROCLAMATION, FREE TRADE versus MONOPOLY. “ Tlie individual who lowers the cost of any article, increases the consumption, and necessarily creates the want lor more labor and increased wages, to meet the' 1 growing demand.” js ' , misw 01? HAWBRA, PRACTIC-AX DB.AFSS. AND CLOTHSEE, W Respectfully announces to his numerous patrons, and the public generally of Hawera and the surrounding districts, that he intends to carry on his Business in all its Brandies ON THE ABOVE PRINCIPLE, Having a thorough -knowledge, founded on a Life Long experience in England and the Colonies. He will be always prepared to give the Best Possible Value to his Customers for their Money. The STOCK is EKTIXLEX.'? HJSW—of the latest Fashions and Wovelties the combined Markets of the World can produce. If you want a Good and Genuine Article — Go to JBroaclbent’s. If you want Value for Cash — Go to Broad bent’s. Motto : BEgrSRiLWBIJBff.”

Business Notices. GREAT ' Clearing* Sale PREVIOUS TO ALTERATIONS. p ARTIES FURNIS HING will find it to their advantage to VISIT 8 — | | Q~g?is:E3 Before Purchasing Elsewhere. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Men’s Clothing 1 T. NORTH, DRAPER, CARLYLE. 640531 KAKARAMEA FORGE. LYTTLE & CO., Horse shoe rs, Farriers, General Blacksmiths, and Wheelwrights. Charges very Moderate. 559tc -R WILLIAM WILLIAMS Carlyle, Licensed Government Interpreter, under “ The Native' Lands Act, 1873.” W. W. is now prepared to execute any commission entrusted to him with correctness and expedition. 214 STATIONERY Recpiisites of every kind, Fancy Goods, &c.—At J. Kexwouthy’s Stationery Depot.