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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 420, 26 April 1879, Page 1

Notices. SMILEY’S ""STABLES. JAMES SMI LE Y Bogs to inform his cnstoiners and the public generally, that he has opened his new Stables, and intimates that no expense has been spared to make them airy, and at the same time free from draughts, combining thorough ventilation with spacious room. As they are under his own personal supervision, his friends may rest assured that after his long experience, they may depend upon every care being taken of horses entrusted to his charge. Carriages and Wagonnottes for Wedding and Picnic parties. Express Waggons for Commercial Travellers. Hacks and Buggy Horses to bo had at all hours. Cabs running dailv from the stables. Charges strictly moderate. Note the address; SMILEY’ STABLES, Victoria Avenue, Opposite Messrs W. D. Shaw & Co., WANGANUI. The County of Patea Land, Building’, and Investment Society. N O T I C E. HpHE Directors beg to cali the atten--B- tion of persons desirous of building, to the fact that the Society being comparatively now, shares may yet be taken np cl leap. Deposits for fixed periods arc also invited. FRED. GOVERN, -72tc Secretary. J. K. FERGUSON, TAILORING HABIT MASER Opposite .Prosser’s Hotel, H IGH-STUEKT, B A W B B. A. 21(Jinl7 Waverley Xavery and Bait Stables. HORSES carefully Broken to Saddle and Side Saddle. For further particulars enquire at the Stables. MESSRS WHEELER & BUTTLER, 355ap22 Proprietors.

A R. RY B, Plumber and Tinsmith, CARLYLE AND HAWERA. On Hand, for7Sale — DOUGLAS PUMPS Patent Suction, Force, and Lift Pumps BATHS Spouting RIDGING Zinc SHEET IRON Copper Washing Boilers WATER TANKS India-rubber Hose And all kinds of Tinware. 297

Wanted the Public to Know, fJIHAT the Undersigned have on hand; Hams and Bacon, Legs of Mutton, and Pork Sausages. (Fresh Daily.) Hawera settlers called on twice a week. ARDERN & DUNN, (Opposite Hirst’s Wharf), And also next White’s Brick Kiln. 378 TAKE NOTICE, THAT I intend to apply to the Patea County. Council for a License to; Slaughter Large and Sin all Cattle, on Mr Fairweather’s farm, Kakaramea. 401ap26s COLL McDONELL. PROFESSOR GEORGE JOSEPH BEGS to inform the Public of Hawera and Surrounding District that he has commenced Business as Barber and Hairdresser, Next to the Wesleyan Chinch, Hawera, where he will open every evening, at 6 o’clock. All day on Saturdays. P. G. J. has had many years expe-rience'-in Paris and 'ltaly, and solicits a Call to try his Skill. 352ap22