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Patea Mail, 16 December 1880, Page 2

Sales by Auction, Important Sale. WILLI A M C 0W E R N is instructed by tlio Chairman of the County Council to sell by public miction, at bis Warehouse, Patea, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, At 2 p.m.,— The Right of Collecting the Dog Tex in the respective Ridings of Wavorley, Otoia, and Hawera, County of Patea, for the year 1881, commencing January Ist next. Each Riding will be sold separately. Fees, 10s each dog. Special terms at sale. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. W. CO WE BN, Auctioneer. SII E E P F0 R SALE From Napier. 1500 1000 4, 6, and 8 Toothed Merino Wethers Sound Full-mouthed Cross-bred Ewes 1500 1000 MR C. F. BARKER has received instructions from Mr Risoly to sell privately—--1500 4, 0, and 8 Toothed Merino WETHERS, for immediate delivery 1000 Sound Full-mouthed Crossbred EWES, for delivery first week in March. In lots to suit purchasers. The above sheep have been carefully selected from some of the best (locks in the Naimki: Distuict, are free from scab, sound in the feet, and will fatten readily. Mr Risoly will superintend the driving himself, which is a guarantee of their being brought forward in first-class condition. Delivery given anywhere they are required. Terms : £2O cash; over £2O, approved bills, with bank discount added. C. F. BARKER, Stock and Estate Agent, Patea. Advertising medium for the West Coast, Patea County Mail, an Independent Journal for the discussion and advocacy of affairs relating to the. Coimty of Patea.

Spring and Summer Novelties. (JAKDIGAN JJOUSE WILL be found tbo largest and best selection of every description of Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of novelties in Parasols, Fichus, Berthas, Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, new shades in Fancy Dress Materials, Pompadours and other Washing Materials, and a splendid lot of Black and Evening Silks and Grenadines. The Dressmaking Department is under the supervision of a thoroughly qualified lady. Ladies may rely on receiving every satisfaction. In the Tailoring Department will be found the Newest and Best Tweeds procurable, and at prices that will command a good Local Industry. In my New Zealand Clothing and Outfitting Department, notwithstanding the enormous reduction, outrageous sacrifice, and sham wholesale prices advertised by sundry drapers in this district, I find on examination that none have yet succeeded in touching the quality and prices of my Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, Shirts and Hats. I attribute this to the fact of being able to buy largely in Clothing and direct from the manufacturers, thus saving all intermediate profits. A very large assortment of every description of Men’s, Youths’, ami Boys’ Shirts and Hats, very cheap. R. A_. ADAMS, CARDIGAN HOUSE, PATEA