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Patea Mail, Volume IV, Issue 402, 22 February 1879, Page 1

Notices. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ]Vp JAMES BRIDGE Begs to inform the inhabitants of H A/W E’.R..A that lie'has opened a General Store, and trusts by keeping goods of the very best quality, to merit a share of public favours. “ Small Profits and Quick Returns combined with civility and attention to customers, are the principles upon which the business will be conducted. Particular attention is directed to the following departments ; DRAPERY, GROCERY, IRONMONGERY! All of which are well stocked'with the very best goods. The Drapery Department is replete with every Novelty, both new and seasonable, and includes MILLINERY, HATS, &c. The Clothing is varied and wellassorted, including MEN, YOUTHS’, & BOYS’ MERCERY., On the Grocery side will he found Sugars of the finest quality, Tea of the most delicious flavour, and everything else in the Grocery Department of equal value and purity. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE in great variety. ENGLISH & COLONIAL BOOTS of superior style and finish. N.B.—Call at Mr BRIDGE'S Establishment, HIGH STREET, and one trial will prove, that value for your money can be had at this establishment equal to any in the larger cities. 228 e.rt* STew Zealand Telegraphs. Head Office, Wellington. February 11th, 1379. mliE Telegraph Commissioner is pre- * X pared to receive Applications for Cadetships in the New Zealand Telegraph Department. Applications must be made in. applicant’s own handwriting, stating age, and accompanied by reference as to character* &c., addressed to the Gonaral Manager* New Zealand Telegraphs, Wellington. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner. C. LEMON, r. ; 231xn8 General Manager. Preliminary Itfoticei T PAKENHAM begs to inform Ihd y . inhabitants of Carlyle and surrounding District; that be has been appointed Manager of the CARLYLE MEDICAL HALL* and trusts by attention to business, to merit a fair share of support. A large and carefully assorted stock of Ditties and Patent Medicines t <i arrive by the next steamer. Prescriptions carefully made iip; Temporary premises— Adjoining Mr Currie* 'Watchmaker. JOSHUA PAKENHAM* Manager. January 21st, 1879; 112 MEDICAL HALL* SAWERA. Opposite the Brewery. THE Proprietor, P. C. MOORE, begs to call the attention of the Public Generally to his Large and Well Selected Stock of Patent Medicines. Scents* Soaps, Pomade, Brushes, Combs, Sponges, Disinfectants, Horse and Cattle Medicines, Summer Beverages, &c., &c,. &c. Prescriptions carefully’ made up* Teeth extracted. N.B.—-Inspection invited. 981