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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 393, 22 January 1879, Page 1

Notices. CU2in123.g1ia.322j BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, HAS Removed to the Premises next Lloyd’s Hotel, Avhere lie lifts Opened Up a Really SPLENDID ASSORTMENTof Ladies’, Gents’, and Children’s Boots and Shoes, which he is offering at the following Prices : Gents’ Boots from - - 12s to 25s Ladies’ Boots from - - 6s 6d to 17s Children’s Boots from - 8 a upwards «sr n ole the Address: J. CUNNIN GHA M, Next Lloyd’s Hotel, KAWERA. N.B.—A First-class Workman employed on the Premises. 1057 1879. A NEW YEAR’S A N N OONGEH E N T. j j gCHULTZE BEGS to notify to the inhabitants oi Carlyle and Surrounding Districts, that he has Purchased a Large and Varied Selection of GENTS’, L A D I E S’, • MAIDS’, G I R L S’, YOUTHS’, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AX!) SHOES, And trusts, through the extremely LOW PRICES, marked in Plain Figures on all classes in licit line, to obtain a fair share of support. OYER S 9 ©©o PAIRS TO SELECT FROM. All Repairs executed on the Premises. J. F. SCHULTZ E, Opposite the Top ot Bedford Street, Taranaki Road, Cari/tde. -Itc M R B L A K E, LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR, HA WE It A. 12tc FOR SALE, i Q SECTIONS, being part of Block j_o 20, Carlyle, within a few minutes walk of the Court House, and fronting the Taranaki and Cemetery Roads, Seel ion 14-3, Township of Waverlcy, with Building thereon, situate between Overend’s store and Post Office. Splendid improved farm of 00 acres, adjoining the Township of Woodville. Goodwill of lease of (JO acres adjoining the Town of Carlyle, having 13 years to expire, at a low rental. First-el ass farm of 400 acres, well grassed, fenced, and sub-divided, within easy distance of Carlyle. Also, the Goodwill of Lease for 21 I years of Section 10, Block 40, Carlyle, j at a low rental. Country Sections 623, 024, 625, 627, in the Otoia-Opaku Block, containing 1383 acres. For particulars apply to EDWARD GREEN WAT, 797tc Carlyle, Fatca. ON SALE, E Y THE UNDERSIGNED, At the Lowest Remunerative Prices , TIT HEAT and Oats, in any quantity W Wood’s Flour, in sacks and hundreds Chick Feed Hams, Bacon Pollard and Bran, at Mill Prices Wheat, Oats, and all kinds of Farm or Dairy Produce purchased for cash, or sold on commission. RUPERT JACOMB & CO. ; Grain and Produce Merchants, (Opposite the Post Office) CARLYLE, PAT EA. 336