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Patea Mail, 11 January 1881, Page 2

late Advertisements. (Advertisements received too late for clas-s-if cation are charged extra.') Carlyle Harmonic Society. THE Special Meeting advertised to take place on Friday next will be lielcl on Wednesday, at the same hour. The ordinary practice will also take place on that evening. EDWARD C. HORNER, Hon. Sec. Notice to Butchers, Sheep Farmers, and others. WILLIAM B. HOWE having leased from Mr McCarthy the Green Island Fellmongery, ‘Patea, 'Ts prepared to give the highest market prices for Wool, Hides, Sheep Skins, Tallow, &c. Wool taken in to scour. W. B. HOWE, Fellmonger, Patea. FOR SALE. YOUNG well-bred Canaries and Cages, cheap. Apply to WILLIAM DIXON, Painter, ORCHARD will Re-open School Monday, January 17th, 1881. Lincoln-street, Patea. Subscribers to the mail win observe that a new Quarter began January Ist. Illustrated Weekly Supplements arc now given with the Mail. Accounts may be paid to the regular agents, or at the Patea office. Subscription : Quarter in advance, 7s. Quarter on credit, 7s. 6d. Yearly in advance, 265. One month may be paid in advance, 2s Gd.

Sales by Auction. tables, chest of drawers, iron bedsteads, mattresses, toilet table and set, wasli stand, sundry cooking utensils, &c., &c., and (if not previously sold) a splendid milking cow with calf, and 1 pig. No Reserve. Terms—Cash. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Great Horse Sale at Patea. SATURDAY, JANUARY" 22nd, At 2 p.m. WILLIAM COWERN will sell at Patea, as above, — 1 Draught Mare, “ Jess,” 9 years, Champion Prize P. D, A. and P. A. Show, 1878 1 Draught Mare, “ Rose.” 3 years, by Major, stinted to President 1 Draught Gelding, “ Paddy,” 7 years, thoroughly staunch 1 Draught Gelding, “ Punch,” 3 years, by Major, thoroughly staunch 1 Draught Gelding, “ Darkey,” 3 yrs., by Breadalbane, thoroughly staunch 2 good Hacks 1 Bay Filley, 2 yrs., broken to saddle 1 Grey Mare, 5 years, by Volunteer, broken to single and double harness, 2nd prize in 16 stone class 1 D Bay Filley, 3 years, by Deadshot, out of Norah, broken to saddle Entries solicited. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. STOCK SALES for JANUARY, 1881. St Hill-street Hawera Waverley St Hill-street Wednesday Friday Friday Wednesday Jan, 12th „ 14th „ 21st ~ 26th Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS. TO-MORROW, JANUARY 12th, At 12 o’clock. jIREEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction, as above, — 30 Head Fat Cattle 50 Yearlings 20 Good Heifers 10 Head Mixed Store Cattle 40 Bullocks, 3-year-olds 100 Steers, 2 and 3 year-olds 400 Fat Sheep 200 Ewes and Lambs 80 Fat Weathers 550 Wethers 500 Ewes 50 Fat and Store Pigs 12 2 and 3-year old Steers 6 Porkers Horses Also, 50 Pure-bred two-tooth Merino Rams carefully selected from one of the best flocks in Canterbury 3 Bulls, imported direct from Canterbury. Sale at 12 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer HAWERA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, 14th JANUARY, At 1 o’clock. pREEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction as above, — 50 Cows 1,000 superior Pat Wethers 800 superior Breeding Ewes, 4-tooth 20 Yearlings 9 Store Cattle Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. Settlers intending to enter Stock for above Sale, will kindly forward particulars at once. CABLE NEWS of all Important Events in every part of the British Empire, also in Europe, America, Australia, and other countries, is Published in the Patea County Mail , by special contract with Reuter’s Telegraph Company, whose reporters and agents are located in every important town in the civilised world.

«r BROADWAY HOUSE. •» W E beg to inform our numerous Town and Country Customers that our SUMMER STOCK, now to hand, comprises a Superior and 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 wc have hitherto been able to assure to all purchasers at Bkoadwav Hul-sk. In our Clothing Department, all Goods retain the Trade Mark of the Manufacturer, which is the only genuine distinction of Colonial from English imports. Wc would especially recommend intending purchasers to comtaiie ouu Clothing for QUALITY and PRICE with any Establishment in the District. C. Skelley and Co., IMPORTERS OF COLONIAL CLOTHING.