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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 379, 4 December 1878, Page 3

Private Pupils. T COENDOZ HILL, Normanhy J , School, (late of Montgomeryshire Middle-class School, which he was obliged to relinquish on account of ill-hoanh)', some of whose pupils passed the Oxtord Local, Preliminary Medical, and other examinations, has accommodation for one other young gentleman as a boarder, who would be specially prepared, by private lessons in the evening, for the Legal or Medical Profession, or for Mercantile pursuits. J. C. Hill will have pleasure in showing Testimonials, &c., in proof of his former success during lo years as a teacher. Lessons on the Pianoforte, and in French, given by Miss M. C. Hill to ladies. • Miss Hill has finished the education of a large number ol young ladies. - 10G5 ILL I A M ALEj AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, CARLYLE, PATEA. ■For Sale : Town and Country Properties. £20,000 to Lend on" Good Freehold Security. Monthly Sales of Stock held at the Patea Sale Yards,on the-first Thursday in each Mouth. Money advanced on Goods and Properties placed in my hands for absolute sale. AGENCIES: National Insurance Company. Australian Mutual Provident Society. Public Trustee. SECRETARY; Patea District Land and Building Society. Patea Town Hall Company. Patea West Road Board.

W. DAXfE, GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENT, 784 CARLYLE, PATEA. JUST ARRIVED, Ex Ax teres, from London, A SPLENDID VARIETY A ° F PAPE RHANGINGS; Comprising OVER S s @o© PIECES, From 6d to Gs, Eg|s» Inspection invited at VC. DIXON’S Papcrlianging Vv arehonscs, 1035tc Carlyle and Hawera; MAX. D. KING, Draper and General Storekeeper, HAWERA, HAVING purchased the Business formerly carried on by Mr J. S. Greig, trusts by strict attention td business, and moderate prices, to meric a continuance of the liberal support granted to his predecessor. Always rx Stock— Drapery, Groceries Oilmen’s Stores, Ironmongery &c., &c. Having disposed of the Business hitherto carried on by me to Mr Max. D. King, I take the opportunity of thanking the public for the very liberal support accorded me, and respectfully solicit a continuance of same to my successor. J. STRACHAN GREIG. 1019 Ifotice of S&emoYaL tOHN WHELAN respectfully returns thanks to his numerous customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him for the short time he has been in business, and desires to notify to them, and the public generally* that he will shortly move into the more COMMODIOUS PREMISES (lately occupied by Mr Keriworthy)* Nearly opposite the Court House, Carlyle, Where he will be enabled to display a Large and Well-selected “ Brand New Stock” of Groceries* Earthenware* Colonial-made Boots raid Shoos, &c. All Goods arc Of the very best qualities procurable, and will bo disposed of as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other Store in Town. - IC3B W. NOBLE BEGS to inform the inhabitants of of Hawera* Normanby* and surrounding District, that lie has Opened his NEIV SHOP with a Splendid Assortment of Ladies’, Gentlemen’s* "Working Mens’* and Childrens’ Bcbts and Shoes, wdiich for quality, style* and workmanship, cannot be surpassed in New Zealand. The Normanby Branch is under the Management of one of the best Tradesmen in the Colony< AY, N. lias over £SOO worth of Stock in band, and respectfully solicits an inspection of the same* as one trial will be sufficient to prove the excellence and durability of Lis Goods, all of which will be. sold at the lowest remunerative prices for Cash; Note the Address— W. NOBLE, Opposite Prosser’s Hotel* High-street,- Hawer.l; IGSOfIO