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Patea Mail, 31 March 1881, Page 2

Business Notices. CLEARING OUT SALE. Robert Currie HAS concluded to clear out the whole of his large and well-selected STOCK of CLOCKS, WATCHES, New and Fashionable Gold and Silver Jewellery’, Also, Z.CASES FANCY GOODS , Direct importation from London, consisting of Toys, Dolls, Work Boxes, Desks, Children’s Tea and Dinner Sets, ditto Furniture, Chimney, Table, and Toilet Ornaments, &c., &c., &c., all of the newest designs, at prices that must command a speedy clearance. BOOTS—GOOD QUALITY—CHEAP Clearing Out Sale. JAMES RHODES is now offering the whole of his stock of Boots and Shoes at COST PRICE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Gents’ Elastic-sides reduced from 18s. to 13s 6d ; Ladies’ Kid Boots reduced from 13s Gd to lls 6d, and from 10s 6d to 9s. Other kinds proportionately cheap. This is a genuine clearing sale, and great bargains may be secured. JAMES RHODES, ' Bootmaker, Leicester-stheet, Patea. Bublic Announcements. Bed Cross Line. Fort Wanganui and Nelson. THE ss Wakatu, Captain C. Evans, will leave Patea for the above ports (circumstances permitting;, on This day, 31st instant, at 8 a.m. For freight or passage apply to W. DALE, Agent. S Ra Infected Sheep Notice. SHEEP kept upon the run known as J. B. Walkinton’s, in number 1680, and situated at Kohi Gorge, near Waverley, are Infected Sheep in the meaning of “ The Sheep Act, 1878.” Dated this 29th day of March, 1881. WILLIAM MACKENZIE, Inspector of Sheep. For Sale or to Let, THE Shop and Dwelling-house now occupied by Mr E, Tregear, Surveyor, Patea. Terms Easy. Apply to Fred. Searling, Patea. Special Notice to Settlers. Cocksfoot Oats Fungus BOUGHT FOR CASH. Highest price given. 0. F. BARKER, Patea. Sales by Auction. Sale of Furniture. LEAVING THE DISTRICT. WILLIAM COWER] is instructed by H. H. Dvei Esq. (who is leaving the district), t sell by auction at his Residence, Pater on SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd, At 2 p.m., Without Reserve, The whole of the Furniture and Effects consisting of—--1 Brussels Carpet 8 Chests Drawers 1 Loo Table 2 Sofas 7 Chairs 3 Iron Bedsteads 3 Tables 2 Fenders & Irons 1 Thermometer 2 Book Cases 1 Music Case 2 Side Saddles 1 Mangle 4 Pictures 1 Wardrobe 20 yards Oil Cloth 1 Filter 5 Door-mats Boilers. Saucepans, Baskets, Churns, Milk-pans, Scales, Crockery, Glassware, Garden Tools, and numerous Sundries. Without Reserve. W. COWERN, Auctioneer.