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Patea Mail, 25 November 1880, Page 3

There is no abatement of the horse disease in New York. About 6,000 animals are sick in the city, and 2,000 in Brooklyn and Jersey City. A foreign journal suggests the currant as an excellent plant for railway embankments—its roots binding the soil, the foliage shading it, and the fruit being of commercial value. “Man .and wife are all one, are they?’ said she. “ Yes; what of it ?” said he suspiciously. “ Why, in that case,” said his wife, “ I came home awfully tight last night, and feel terribly ashamed of myself this morning.” He said never a word, Russian Freedom. —All the editors of the chief journals in St. Petersburg have been summoned before General Melikolf and told that their continual discussion of a Constitution for Russia has highly displeased the Czar, that nothing more on the subject would be allowed to appear, and that during the present reign it would be premature to discuss a Constitution.

G-. Hall, FA TEA, HAVING had practical experience in London, and in the Colonies for the last 17 years, as Plumber, Painter, Paperhanger, and Zincworker, offers his services to th.e Builders and Inhabitants of Patea, Hawera, Waverley, and surrounding Districts, and desires to assure them that all work entrusted to his care will be promptly and skilfully executed. Hot and cold water fitted to Baths, Shower Baths, Sinks, &c. Estimates given for Lead, Zinc, Iron and OG Gutters, Galvanized Iron Tanks, &c.; also for general repairs. Agent for the celebrated Alpha Gas Machines. For Sale , Gasoline Baths, Spouting, Ridging, Zinc Douglas’s Patent Suction, Force, and Lift Pumps .. Hotel Lamps, made and repaired, and fitted with the patent gas burner All work fjmrantecd.