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Patea Mail, 16 September 1881, Page 2

Public Announcements. WANTED, smart Youth, at the Mail office. HAWERA. —Ranted, Youth to deliver Patea Mail daily in Hawera district, on horseback. Will ride to Patea about midday, and return to Hawera same evening. WAVERLEY.'— =Watifed, Youth to deliver Patea Mail daily. Must ride to Patea, and deliver along road and town in evening_ ; alßp_deliver on Whenu'akura block. WANTED, good Compositor at Mail office. References required.

Sales by Auction. ' High-street Yards, Hawera. THURSDAY, 22nd SEPTMBER, At 1 o’clock. - RH. NOLAN AND CO. • will sell by public auction, as above, 60 2-year-bid Steers, good condition 40 2 to 3-year-old Steers, well forward 20 Mixed Stores ! 4 Milch Cows Horses, &c, R, H. NOLAN & GO., Auctioneers. STOCK SALES for AUGUST and SEPTEMBER, 1881. St Hill-street... Wednesday... Sep. 21 Kakaramea ... Friday ... Sep. 23 Waverley ... Friday ... Sep. 30 Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. ST. HILL-STREET SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. RE EM AN R. JACKS, ON willsell by public, auction, as above,' i 30 head Pat Cattle 150 Store Bullocks 100 Superior Cows, in calf 100 Superior Yearlings 50 2-year-old Steers 300 Fat Wethers Horses Sale at noon. ■ FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. To Builders. TENDERS are invited until 4 p.m. on Tuesday, 27th instant, for Erecting a Dwelling-house in Patea. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to - W. AITCHISON, Patea. Waimate Timber Yard. C D AYS, lately from Oamaru, begs , to inform Settlers on the Plains that he has opened the above yard at MANAIA, where he will keep a Large Stock of Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, TURNED LEGS, AND All Sorts of BUILDING Materials. Having made advantageous arrangements, C. Days is in a position to offer best value. Carlyle Cricket Club. THE General Meeting of Members of the above-mentioned Club will be held at the Albion Hotel, on Tuesday, the 20th inst,, at 7 p.m. Business: To receive balance-sheet, elect officers for the ensuing year, revision Of rules 1, 4, and 6, and any other general business. Intending members can vote at this meeting by paying their subscription imimediately on being elected. Vide rule 7. SAMUEL TAPLIN, Hon. Sec. & Tries." C.C. Club. PORT OP PATEA. ARRIVED. Patea ss, Thursday, from Wellington, with 60 tons of cargo. Passenger, Mr Butler. Wakatu ss, Thursday, from Wellington, with general cargo. Passengers, Miss Green,. Mrs Leeston, and children, Mrs Purdie arid children, Mrs‘ Hadfield, and Messrs Cross and Borlase. Patea ss, Friday at.2-30, for Wellington; with hides, fungus, wool, tallow, &c. Passengers, Mr Shaw and 2 others. Agnes ketch, Friday,: outwards by the sa Patea. • ". j Wakatu ss, Friday, for Wanganui; arid Nelson, with 10 pkgs. cargo. Passenger, Miss Harkness. ' The Patea ss leaves for Wellington; on Monday, at 6 p.m. , " ;, * : 1 - ■ HIGH WATER. i ! Friday-r-2-58 a.m. 3-30 p.rii. Saturday—4-6 aan. 4-50 p.m. ■- > Sunday'—st 39 a;m. 6-18 p.m. Monday—6-64 a.tn. 7-28 p.m. Tuesday—-7-64 a.tn. 8-17 p.m. Wednesday—tß-36 a.ro., 6-55 p.m. Thursday—9-T3 a.m. 9-29 p.m.

ARTHUR’S EgmonT FXJHTsITtriiE Factory. Cheapest and Best House in the; Trade on the Coast. . JPatea Flmforium for all kinds of Household Furnit^ire, both Plain and Ornamental, Imported and Locally .Manufactured. 5 | HA. ARTHUR begs to inform his numerous friends andthe public of Pate# and • surrounding Districts, that he has recently made considerable additions to the Manufacturing Department of his steadily increasing business; and- yrith an increased .staff of skilled and thoroughly experienced workmen, is now in a position of greater facility to execute any order entrusted to him with promptitude and despatch. Parties favoring HA.A. with their ordershhAjt rely soundly, -constructed Furniture at low prices. The goods in stock being in Web extensive variety, no satisfactory^umeratjon could be given, but inspection and inquiry will be at once conclusive and convincing that it is to the interest of purchasers to procure their Furniture from A»Tt hj u R’S EC Mo W T FUr n iyuß>S i* A.c.To;B.:ir. FUNERALS FURNISHED. Tombstones, and Wood and Iron Railings supplied.