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Patea Mail, 13 November 1880, Page 2

Sales by Auction. Unreserved Sale of Furniture. THIS DAY, 13th NOVEMBER. WI LLI A M COWER N will sell by public auction, at his Warehouse, Patea, THIS DAY, NOVEMBER 18th, At 2 p.m., A splendid assortment of New Furniture, etc, just imported from Canterbury, consisting of—--1 Suite Drawing-room, in Black Hair Cloth 1 Suite Drawing-room, in Crimson Rep 1 Sofa in Cretonne 1 Piano 6 Rolls of Carpeting in Brussels, Kuldermister, and Tapestry 8 Gipsy Tables, 2 Dining Tables, 3 Wash-stands 2 Whatnots, 2 Curtain-poles, 2 Carpets Bxl2 ami 12x12 5 Hassacks, 1 Coal box, 5 Rolls Cretonnes, 6 pairs Pictures, 10 Lamps, 2electro-plated Cruets, 2-1 American Folding Chairs, Flower Stands, Chinese Matting and Baskets, Zinc Baths, Pillows, Blankets, Persian Rugs, Glassware, Ornaments, Sheeting, Towels, &c., &c. Without the slightest Rcseve. The Goods arc now on view at the Auctioneer’s Warehouse, and inspection is invited. W. CO WE UN, Auctioneer. P.D.J.C. RACES. Sale of Gate, Booths, &c. WILLIAM CO W ER N will sell by auction, at his Warehouse. Patea, THIS DAY, NOVEMBER 13, At 1-30 p.m., The Privileges of the forthcoming Races, viz.,— The Gate The Cards The Saddling Paddock No. 1 Publican’s Booth No. 2 do do No. 1 Refreshment Booth No. 2 do do Approved Games W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Remember—Saturday, Nov. 13, at ILate Advertisements. (Advertisements received too late for cjassijieation are chanjed e-rtra.') Imported Bulls for Sale. Gwynne the 3rd —White Bull, lytic months old, by Gwynne the 2nd, dam Woodbine, by son of Stentor, imp. Spenceley —Red and white Bull by Duke of Spreydon, dam White-legged Countess (see N.Z. H. 8.), by Royal Gwynne, dam by Count of Oxford. The above Bulls are from the wellknown herd of Mr Marcrolt, of Temukm Canterbury. For further particulars apply to Mr C. F. BARKER, Patea.

PATEA KILWINNING LODGE. No. 536, S.C. THE Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Town Hall, Patea, on Monday, Nov. 15th, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS ; Initiation and Election of Officebearers for the ensuing year. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of the R.W.M. T. EYTON, Secretary.

The whole coat of the trip of Mr Gladstone after his illness was defrayed by Mr Donald Currie and his partner, owners of the yacht used for the purpose. The amount was very large. There was generally a tug in attendance to convey telegrams to and from the shore. The contrast between Lord Beaconstield and jMr Gladstone is in nothing more marked than in the manner of costume. Mr Gladstone’s get-up is as neglige as Lord Beaconsfield’s is recherche.