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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 453, 27 August 1879, Page 3

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. TIE 7 I L L I A M D A L !'. W will sell by public auction. ;it his M:ii t, Carlyle;, oa the aliove date, fit 1 o'clock, — 3 Tons Potatoes, Fencing Wire, Gal. Iron, Engravings, Chairs, Nails, Iron Tubs, White Lead, Wines, Spirits, Lime Juice, Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Flour, Matches, Clothing, Drapery, Playing Cards, Cigars, Lamp-glasses, Carpet, Sewing Machine, Chaff-cutter, Glassware, Butter, Rope, and a variety of Sundries. Terms at Sale. W. DALE, 904 Auctioneer. Kakaramea Monthly Sales. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, At 2 p.m. WILLIAM COWERN will hold his next Sale at Kakaramea, as above. : Entries solicited. W. COWERN, 815 Auctioneer. Hawera Sale Yards. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5. FREEMAN R. JACKSON JJ will sell by public auction as above—60 Head Mixed Cattle Sale at 1 o’clock. Settlers intending to sell stock at the above sale will please forward entries at once. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. PRO BONO PUBLICO. Beware of the Full-grown Infant Agents tAS. RHODES v H. T. TURNER, y Claim £i, for Boots supplied to the following order:—“Mr Rhodes, please give Naru Po a pair of boots to the amount of £1 6s.—H. T. Turner.” Plaintiff stated that Turner having refused to pay the amount, he had summoned him, under the impression that as he was in the habit of acting as business agent for bis father (Major Turner), be was liable. To evade payment, the following plea was put in :—“ In the Resident Magistrate’s Court, bolden at Carlyle. Between James Rhodes, of Carlyle, Bootmaker, plaintiff, and Thomas Turner, Whenuakura, Settler, defendant. Monday, the lllh day of August, 1879. As a plea to the plaintiff’s summons, the defendant says he is an infant under the age of 21 years.” The R.M. (Captain Wray), while condemning the action of defendant in refusing payment of his acknowledged order, said the law left him no other course than to give judgment in his favor. JAMES RHODES, Bootmaker, Carlyle. Carlyle Volunteer Fire Brigade. VOLUNTARY Subscriptions are respectfully solicited from the inhabitants of Carlyle, towards the Funds of the above. The Members of the Brigade wish to commence Practice at once; they require means to purchase Plant, &c., for the purpose of carrying out the object for which the Brigade was formed, viz., The protection and saving of life and property, from fire. , When the public of Carlyle know that Funds are required for such a purpose, the Brigade Committee feel satisfied that the required assistance will not be long wanting. Subscriptions may be left with any of the Committee or the Secretary, viz., W. Dixon, A. Chisholm, A. Haywood, G. Beamish, G. W. Taylor, E. Weight, J. Whelan. S. DIXON, 896a30 .Hon. Secretary. UK TO SHEEP OWNERS. THE undersigned would feel obliged if Sheep Owners near Carlyle would pay their Rates during the present week. The following places will be visited on the days named, for the purpose of receiving Rates:—Hawera, Tuesday and Wednesday, 2nd and 3rd September; Manutahi, Thursday, 4th September; Waverley, Friday and Saturday, sth and 6th September; Waitotara, Monday and Tuesday, Bth and 9th September. Sheep Owners are respectfully requested to attend to the above notice. W. MACKENZIE, Inspector of Sheep. .Carlyle, Aug. 26, 1879. 905a50 S3|jg||| District Orders. THE Patea Light Horse will assemble for Half-yearly Inspection at halfpast 2 o’clock p.m., on Saturday, the 30th instant. All arnisl and accoutrements to be brought oh parade. V M. NOAKE, Major, 903a30 Commanding District,