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Patea Mail, 21 December 1880, Page 2

Sales by Auction Important Sale. Wf \j L IA M c o w E R is instructed by tlie Chairman of die County Council to sell by public auction, at his Warehouse, Paten, on TO-MOR ROW, 1) ECIO MU 10 K 22, At 2 p.ni.,— The Right of Collecting the Dog Tax in the respective Ridings of Waverley, Otoin, and Mawera, County of Paten, for the year 18SI, commencing January Ist next. Each Riding will be sold separately. Fees, 10s each dog. Special terms at sale. For further particulars apply to the A uclionecr. W. CO WE UN, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, DECEMBER 22. \v [ I L L I A M C O W 10 R N v\ will sell by auction, as above, after sale of Dog Licenses, — 17 Cheeses, without reserve. Sale of Privileges. W1 L L 1A M COW ER N will sell by public auction, on TO-MORROW, 22x0 DECEMBER, At 2 p.m.,— The Gate, Booth, and Refreshment Stall at Caledonian Sports, to be held at Patoa on Ist Jan. Terms easy, at sale. W. COWERN, Auctioneer,

««■ BROADWAY HOUSE. w E beg to inform our numerous Town and Country Customers that our SUMMER STOCK, now to band, comprises a Superior Tuid Well Selected assortment of Ladies', Maids', and Children's Drapery in all Departments. Those favoring us with patronage will meet with the same satisfaction as we have hitherto been ' able to assure to all purchasers at Broadway House. In our Clothing Department, all Coeds retain the Trade Mark of the Manufacturer, which is the only genuine distinction of Colonial from English imports. We would especially recommend intending purchasers to compare orn Clothing for QUALITY and PRICE with any Establishment in the District. C. Skelley and Co., IMPORTERS OF COLONIAL CLOTHING.