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Patea Mail, 7 September 1880, Page 1

Tenders. TENDERS , FOR 50 Acres BUSH FELLING will be received at the office of the undersigned till noon of Saturday, 11th instant. Parties wishing to tender may examine the work on application to Mr A. Gower, Whenuakura, any day this week. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specifications may be seen and all information obtained at my office. - EDWARD C. HORNER. To Builders. TENDERS will be received up to 6 p.ra. Wednesday next, the Bth September, for Alterations and Fittings required to Store, Egraont-street. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr W. Dixon’s, ironmonger, Patea. Tenders to be addressed to P. MAHONY & Co., Patea. Public Announcements. FOUND, a Lady’s Riding Skirt and Saddle Cloth. The owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply Mail office. WANTED, a situation by an experienced Cook. Apply this office. WANTED to purchase, a small Farm with House, fenced and at least half cleared, in the Patea district. If bounded by a stream preferred. Send full particulars to J. S. Thomson, Maystreet, Wellington. To Farmers and Others. WANTED, by a Married Man, without encumbrance, a Situation on a Farm or Station. Apply Mail office. HAWERA. MRS. A. EVANS has disposed of her business of Boarding-house keeper, in consequence of failing health. The business will be carried on by Mrs. Casey, who hopes to merit a share of patronage by attention and civility to customers. Hawera, August 31st. NOTICE. A SPECIAL Meeting of the Patea County Council will be held on Wednesday, the 6th October next, for the purpose of confirming the following resolution : “ That Bye-law 7 of the Slaughterhouse Regulations be struck out, and the following substituted : “ The Council may from time to time appoint an Inspector of Slaugh-ter-houses, who may demand from the owner or lessee of every slaughterhouse the sum of one half-penny for each and every head of small cattle, and two-pence for each and every head of large cattle slaughtered at any slaughter-house, except in the case of boiling-down establishments, the owners or lessees of which shall pay two shillings and sixpence for every thousand, or part of a thousand, head of small cattle slaughtered, provided always that any demand for such fee be made within six calendar months from the date on which such cattle were slaughtered, and when collected shall be paid by the Inspector to the County Treasurer.” J. BLACK, Clerk, Patea County Council. County Offices, 4th September, 1880. PATEA S.S. COMPANY. IJIHE s.s. Patea will leave Patea as J. ' under (circumstances permitting): For Wellington— Tuesday, Sept. 7th, at 10.30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 10th, at 11.30 a.m. For Nelson — Tuesday, Sept. 14th, where she will lay up for a week. For the future flags w ill be hoisted a* the office to denote arrival and departure of steamer: End, w’ith blue and white centre— Arrival. Blue, with white centre, underneath red flag—Departure on that day. Consignees will please arrange with shippers from Southern Ports to ship goods direct to Patea. Outward shippers are particularly requested to arrange at the officefor shipment of same. Passengers are also requested to obtain their tickets at the office, or from the Manager, who will be in attendance on board hour before leaving. , ; Freight will be payable before goods are delivered. 1 Orders foi* same to be obtained from the Manager in all eases. For freight or passage apply to EDW. C. HORNER, .. < Manager. .