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Patea Mail, Volume VI, Issue 514, 1 May 1880, Page 2

WESL 10 YA N SEII V ICES NEXT SUNDAY. gTSRVIC.ES will bo bold as follow Hawera, at 11 a.m., by Rev P. \V. Faircloiigh. Kakaramca. at 3 p.m., by Rev P. W. Fairclongb. Carlyle, at G. 30 p.m., by Rov. P. W. Fairolougb. MAIL NOTICES. CARLYLE' POST OFFICE MAILS are Received and Despatched as follow : Daily Mails Outward, For Wavcrley, Waitotara. Maxwell, Ka‘ Iwi, Wanganui, and Wellington, box closes at 2.15 afternoon. For Kakaramca. Manuta.hi, ITawcra, Nor inanby, at 10.45 morning. For Stratford. Inglewood, and New Plymouth, at 10.45 morning. J-JAILV MAILS IXIVATin. From Wellington, Wanganui, See., at 11 forenoon. ' From New Plymouth, Hawcra, Ac., at 2.110 afternoon. Fraxcis Loxo, Postmaster. H AWERA POST OFFICE MAILS are Received and Despatched as follow : Outward Daily for Manfitahi, Kakaramca, Patoa, Wanganui, and South, box closes at 11 morning. Stratford, New Plymouth, and North, 1 15 afternoon. Opnnaki Mails close' on ■ Mondays, Wednesdays,! and. Fridays, at 1 15 afternoon. W. J. CHANEY, Postmaster. Normandy post office mails are Received from New Plymouth Daily, at 11 10 morning ; and from Wanganui, Patoa, and South, at 2 HO afternoon. MAILS , OUTWARD are Despatched for New Plymouth and North, at I.SO aft.; and for Patea, Wanganui, and South, at 10.30 morning. C. H. JJERESFORD, Postmaster. SUBSCRIBERS will now be charged at the followiag rates for the Mail delivered three days a week : Quarterly,... ... 7s paid in advance Quarterly "... ... 7s (Id booked Yearly ... ... £los in advance. Subscribers commence at any date, the charge being at proportionate rates. NOTICE. ANYONE Shooting, or Trespassing in pursuit of Game on my property at Whenuakura, will be prosecuted. Wm. WILSON, April 1, 1880. SDOtc NOTICE. ANYONE found Trespassing on Pai'muii Run after tliiw date, with Dogs' or Gun, will be prosecuted. A. PALMER, Whenuakura. April 6, 1880.

BROADWAY HOUSE. C. S. SKELLEY & CO. ARE now opening a Specially Superior Lot of WINTER GOODS, which have to be bought for Cash, ami will therefore be sold at Wholesale Prices. The patronage of our Town and Country Customers is solicited. EASY WASHING. • GEORGE JACOB, PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, CARLYLE, HAS just received the Correct Plan for manufacturing the noted WASHING FUNNEL, which ; he is now prepared to supply cheap. Funnels made on this principle will be found totalis different from others that have been offered as the real Washing Funnel, and only a trial is necessary to prove its great superiority to any other funnel in this district. It;is an immense saving of labor, and a remarkably easy and clean washer. Try it. GEOBGE JACOB, CARLYLE. ’ J& H. CHADWICK, General . Commission Agents, Carlyle, have for sale and lease—--IGO acres swamp land near Waverley, fenced. ' 120 acres farm near Patea, house and building therein 87 acres fern and bush hud, near = Waitotara easy terms 6 quarter-acre sections Stratford Extension 2 quarter-acre sections Kakaramea Township A-acrowith‘two roomed house, Woodville 5 Normanby Township 7 £ and £-acre sections Carl) le 1 acre with good six-roomed house ~ and out-buildings, Carlyle. 1 dog-cart and harness, and a number of stud, saddle, an l harness horses Agents for the Brunnertou Coal Company, Wanganui Daily and Weekly Herald ; Collectors ; for; Colson & Co., E. M. Honeyfield, Wanganui Herald, F. Williamson, Joseph Handley, J. O’Sullivan. '■ ! Bents and Debts collected. Books kept. //.LOST, - ARED.A^D WHITE BULLOCK years old ; brand, H 3. Ten Shilling* fewdrd will be paid for such information as will lead to his recovery! r ; -|, , . , * ADAMSON & CO. March 20 111 . 32Ctc