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Patea Mail, 14 July 1881, Page 3

General Garibaldi lies day after day on a small iron bed, in a simply furnished room, looking on the sea. A parrot hidden in a cage behind a box containing a coffin in a Central Railroad car, in New York recently, greatly frightened a baggage man when it cried ; “ Let me out, it’s hot.” It was some time before he could be convinced that the dead man had not come to life. The French Minister for Public Works proposes to apply the electric light, now employed in four lighthouses, to the remaining 42.

QPENING J^OTICE. COMPLETION OF NEW PREMISES. THOMAS NORTH TAKES this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers for their patronage during the eight years he has been in business, and respectfullj’ solicits a continuance of the same. T. N. trusts that with new and commodious premises, and a large new stock, to be able to give increased satisfaction, and merit a still larger amount of support. The Stock will consist of the Latest Novelties in MILLINERY , DRAPERY , AND FANCY DRESS GOODS. MEN'S, YOUTHS 1 AND BOYS 1 CLOTHING. In connection with the above is a BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, well stocked with Colonial and English Boots and Shoes. IjgT ALL GOODS MARKED AT THK LOWEST POSSIBLE FRIGE. THE DRESSMAKING Is still under the management of Miss Mclneeny, who has given such universal satisfaction. T. NORTH, Draper and Clothier , PATEA.