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Patea Mail, 28 September 1880, Page 2

Sales by Auction. To Contractors and Others. Important Notice. WILLIAM GOVERN has received instructions to sell by public auction, At the Breakwater, Patea River, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, At 2.30 p.m. sharp,— I G-ton Crane, with all gear complete, nearly new, built by Fraser and Tinno on the most approved principle 1,500 feet Iron Rails 4 Wooden Buildings 7 Draught Horses 7 Sets Harness, complete 2 Tip Drays 1 Large Wagon 1 Chaffcutter 1 Boat and Oars, complete Quantity of Timber Large quantity of Tools and Sundries Persons attending the sale can go by road on the Whenuakura side of the river, or can go to the Heads on the town side, where a boat will be in attendance to ferry them across. There will also be boats in attendance at the wharf, to leave at 2 p.m., for those who have no horses. Terms at sale. Remember, Saturday October 2, at 2.30 p.m. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. DWAN & CO., A UCTIONEERS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Willis Street, Wellington. Public Announcements. MAP OF PATEA COUNTY. ON SALE at the Patea Office of the Mail, a new MAP of PATEA COUNTY, from a Special Survey just completed; showing the Numbers and Areas of Surveyed Lands, with Townships, Reserves, &c. Plain Copies, large size, 7s 6d. Coloured Map, showing Boundaries of Road Districts, 12s 6d. May be seen at the Mail Office, Patea. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of my Ironmongery Business in Patea, I beg to return my sincere thanks for the support received since starting in the line, and to request that all outstanding accounts be paid at once; and as I have removed to my old store opposite the Court House, my future address will be William Dixon, DECORATOR, Patea Paperhanging Warehouse, JSymont Street. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Paperhangings, Scrim, Glass, Lead, Oil, and every other requisite required for the Painting Trade. Practice versus Precept. NOTICE.

E propose to Close our Business Premises at 7 p.m. on and after Monday next (excepting Saturday Nights) until further notice. To enable us to do so we respectfully beg that our customers and the public will make their purchases previous to that hour, so that we can allow our employees a little relaxation, as All Work and No Play makes Jack a Dull Boy. GOWLAND, ADAMSON & CO., Butchers. Patea, 23rd July.

ADVANCE, PATEA! ARTHUR’S Egmont Furniture Factory, Egmont Street, (late Taranaki Road,) PATEA. o THE public are respectfully informed that they can now be supplied with the best Furniture, of every description of quality and design, suitable for the Mansion or Cottage, at H. A. Aether’s Furniture Warehouse at prices to suit all customers. Any Article required, not in stock, made by experienced workmen with promptitude and despatch. THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT Receives careful supervision, and orders executed in any style, from plain to elaborate, at moderate prices. Price list can be seen on application. H. A. A. having supplied a want in the district, at considerable outlay, trusts that the public will accord him support commensurate with same, and begs to intimate that it will be his constant endeavour to produce articles that will give satisfaction in price, style, and durability ; and from his long experience in the various branches of the Cabinet Trade, in the Home country and the Colony, he is in a execute all orders entrusted to his care.