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Patea Mail, 12 October 1881, Page 1

Patea Business, James Kenworthy, Opposite Post Office, Patea, O TATIOXER, Bookseller, & Newsagent, dealer in Fancy Goods, &c., respectfully calls attention to his large stock of Commercial and General Stationery. Just received direct from England, 5 cases Tradesmen’s Account Books, Letter Copying Books, School Exercise Books, Writing Papers and Envelopes, including a few novelties in Purses, Picture Albums, small framed Pictures, Oleographs, Ladies’ Card Cases, &c. REVISED NEW TESTAMENT, 2s. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, PA TEA. ERSKINES’ Stables opposite Post office, commodious and centrally situated, are fitted with the newest conveniences; and customers can depend on receiving proper attention and being well suited. Orders by telegraph attended to Horses, Buggies, and Vehicles sold or exchanged. Secure paddocks for horses. All care taken, but no responsibility. R. EBSKINK, Proprietor. Notice to Butchers, Sheep Farmers, and others. WILLIAM*. B. HOWE having leased from Mr McCarthy the Green Island Fcllmongery, Patea, is prepared to give (he highest market prices for Wool, Hides, Sheep Skins, Tallow, &c. Wool taken in to scour. W. B. HOWE, Fellmonger, Patea. Patea Bakery and Bon Accord Pie House. O EFItESHMENT ROOMS, where Hot JDL) Pies and Coffee can be had during business hour.-. Balls, Parties, and Picnics supplied on liberal terms. W. HO WITT. Carlyle Meat Bazaar. m HAYWOOD respectfully informs JL * bis friends and the public that he lias taken the above Business, and trusts to secure a continuance of their support and recommendation. Patea, August 12th, 1881. WILLIAM DIXON, PAINTER, &c., PATEA, HAS just received a Large Consignment of PAPERHANGINGS from Melbourne, Dunedin,-and Wellington. GLASS, and all other PAINTERS’ MATERIAL kept in Stock, af Reasonable Prices. The Trade- Liberally Dealt With. Country and all other orders promptly attended to. Note the. Address : Nkxt Dook Bank of Australasia, Patea. STOP! READ THIS! McCARTY AND HUNGER, GENERAL BLACKSMITHS AND IMPORTERS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS, BEG to inform their Customers that they hare opened a Wheelwright’s Shop, and having secured a first-class Wheelwright, are prepared to turn out Traps, Carts, &c., on the shortest notice. Buggies, Traps, and Carts repaired on shortest notice. : ' W. Tailoring. W. WHITMORE, River Bank, PATEA, Tent, and Sail maker. Oilskin Coats Made. Clothes Neatly Repaired. Orders may he left at Mr Taplin's Store. Did You Ever ! You Patea gents and-ladies fair, Who prize a nobby head of hair, Professor Donnelly’s, you know, ’ Is just the shop where you should go. He’ll cut your hair, and dye it too, And treat you to a good shampoo. All o’er the world this man has been, Arid’s noted well for shaving clean. Tobacco and cigars he sells ; And all the news in town be tell: And if you’r musically inclined, Within his shop you’ll always find ? Accovdeons, fiddles, bones, flutinas, Banjos, tamborines, concertinas. You 11 also find in his neat rooms, Ambrosial scents and rich perfumes ; And sundry other useful wares, Including grease from Russian bears. All really good ; and be ft knoym | He’s the best barber in the town. His prices are so very low, He can't afford to let you owe ; So through his shop just take a look, But bear in mind he keeps no book. Everything sold—except customers. Largest and best stock of Pipes in the District. . J. DONNELLY. THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully I requests those persons who are indebted to her, to settle their accounts with Messrs J. and H. Chadwick, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. M. J. O’SULLIVAN.