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Patea Mail, 21 July 1881, Page 3

Two more bodies have been found at the scene of the Tararua..wreck, quite unrecognisable. Two brewers at Auckland are being prosecuted for defrauding the Customs by using same duty stamps repeatedly. Mr Reeves proposes in the House that magistrates and wardens on goldfields be moved every three years. The Good Templar anniversary meeting last night was a success. Lengthy political news compels other reports to stand over. No advice of the arrival of the ss Patea in Wellington had been received up to last night, Should the weather moderate she will leave as advertised.

“ Support Local Industry THE undersigned begs respectfully to announce to the' public of Patea, that.he is now able to supply BOOTS and SHOES, of all kinds and makes, of the Best Material and Workmanshipy at prices never before sold in Patea, as the following quotations will show: 17s Men’s Watertights, our own make 17s 18s Men’s Shooting Boots, pegged, 18s our own make 16s fid Men’s Elastic Side, pegged 16 6d 18s Men’s Calf Elastic Side, pegged, 18s our own make los Men’s Shoes, our own make 15s 13s fid Lady’s Calf Elastic Side, our 13s 6d own make 13s6d Lady’s Kangaroo, our o. m. 13s 6d 12s Lady’s Balmoral, our o. m. 12s 10s 6d Lady’s Shoes, our own make 10s fid 11s 6d Lady’s Kid E.S, from 11s fid Also a large stock of Children’s Copper Toes, Elastic Side, Men’s and Women’s Slippers, &c. &c. Cheapest House in town for bespoke work of all kinds—Sewn, Pegged, and Hi vetted. Kepairs neatly executed. The Trade supplied in Leather, Grindery, &c. Note the address, GQODACRE’S Case Boot Shop, opposite Patea Mail office.