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Patea Mail, 12 October 1881, Page 2

Public Announcements. MR JOHN WALKER, of Aiamoho, Wanganui, desires it known that he will be prepared to Castrate Colts for settlers between Wanganui andNormanby. Any one requiring his services will please leave word with the following : —Messrs D. McGregor or Gooclson, Norrnanby ; Owen Lloyd, or F. Bailey, Hawera ; H. S. Peacock or Gallagher, Manutahi ; Chadwick, McKittrick, or Derrett, Patea ; Ballam, J. Hair, or Symes, Wavcrley; Peat, Durie, or Brewer, Waitotara. Mr Walker’s long experience of 26 years in New Zealand is a guarantee that the work will be faithfully, performed. To the Electors of Egmont. Gentlemen,— i have the honor to again offer myself as a candidate to represent you in the House of Representatives. Nothing but the heavy pressure of important public business, mainly relating to your district, has prevented me from visiting you before this. Of General Politics, or of the manner in which I have executed the trust you have so long reposed in me, I will say little, as I hope to have the pleasure of meeting you personally in a few days. I must, however, with regard to Native matters, say a word or two at once; the subject being of such paramount importance to our district. Two years ago I promised that I would support no Government that would not effectually settle the Native difficulty on our Coast. Since taking office, I have told yon that the Government were steadily working in that direction, and while they would not be unduly hurried on the one hand, on the other they would not be debarred from enforcing the authority of the law for fear of any consequences. If you will recall to mind how matters stood two years ago, and compare them with the state of things at present, you -will see at a glance that a great advance has been made; and I now say emphatically that the time has come when an .end must be made of this standing threat to the peace of the colony and district; and that it must, and I believe will, be effectually disposed of during this summer. I cannot conclude without congratulating you upon having made probably more proportionate progress since I have represented you in Parliament than almost any other district in the Colony, and this notwithstanding the difficulties against which we have had to contend. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, H. A. ATKINSON. Encourage Local Industry. N EW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Patea Branch. SECTIONS to be disposed of should be offered through the Mail, 3 times for 3s.

Public Announcements. Special Bank Holiday. NOTICE is hereby given that Monday, the 17th day of October, being the Anniversary of the opening of the Bank, will be held as a Special Bank Holiday at the various Offices ot this Bank in New Zealand. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, 7th October, 1881. Dale's Hall. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13th. The Mammoth Gift Show! Will give one of their recherche entertainments on the above date, consisting of Legerdemain, Vcntrilorpiism,, Cla'vrcogancc,S)’c. Miss Amy Swanborough, Mr W. H. Manning, Mr Charles Morpe, Mr Ralph Levoi. Prizes ! Prizes !! Prizes !!! £SO worth of Prizes to be given away, (gif Friday, Waverley Town Hall, One Night only. C. M. MANNING, Advance Agent. [a card,.] Misses Scott, AKERS and MILLINERS, CAMBUIDGE-STUEET, PATEA, Sales by Auction. Freehold Sections, Patea. WILLIAM CO WE R N will sell by auction, at his Warehouse, Patea, [ ON SATURDAY, OCT. 15, At 2 o’clock, Sec, 11, blk. 19, Patea, 82^-ft. frontage Do 6, do 24, Patea, do Do 2, do 28, Patea, do The above are the three best sections in Bedford-street; the two first are corners opposite Mullins’s Hotel, and the last adjoins Mr Aitchison’s property. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. STOCK SALES for OCTOBER and NOVEMBER, 1881. Hawera ... Friday ... Oct. 14 St. Hill-street... Wednesday... Oct. 19 Kakaramea ... Saturday ... Oct. 22 Mr C. Cameron’s Tnrakina ... Tuesday ... Oct. 25 Waverley ... Friday ... Oct. 28 Messrs Newland’s sale at Waverley Yards, Friday ... Nov. 4 Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auct ; oneer. HAWERA SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14th. P REE MAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction as above, 100 head Mixed Store Cattle 100 Yearlings 30 Cows and Calves 20 Quiet Steers (3 and 4 year olds 40 2-year-old Steers 20 2-year-old Heifers 30 Yearlings 70 Yearlings 1 Pony Mare, by Tom Thumb 2 Draught Geldings Also, A Section oi Land in Township of Hawera: Section 56, Block 14, having 119 links frontage to Regent-street, and nearly opposite to the Wesleyan Chapel. Sale at 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. N.B.—Settlors intending to enter stock for above sale, will please forward particulars at once to the HAWERA OFFICE. Preliminary Notice. MESSRS W. & G. Newland have authorised the undersigned to sell by auction, at the Waverley Sale Yards, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4tb, the whole of their Herd of Cattle, numbering! about 500 head. Particulars in future advertisement. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer.

ARRIVAL OF ARRIVAL OF SPRING I SUMMER DRAPERY! THOMAS NORTH tN ANNOUNCING the arrival of his SPRING & SUMMER GOODS X would take this opportunity of thanking’ his Friends and the Public generally for the marked increase he has noticed in his Business during the past six months, which he attributes principally to public sympathy. MONEY STILL BEING WANIED, A Continuation of that Liberal is Solicited. The Goods will be Marked at Prices which will convince all that they are cetting Good Value for their Money. The Stock will consist of the Latest Novelties in English Millinery 4' Fancy Dress Goods. Men’s, Youths’, & Boys’ Clotliing Marked very low. MavkeJ vev y low Stock of E,u,lisk S- Colonial BOOTS & SHOES at prices to smt the times. The Millinery & Dressmaking Department Is still under that efficient management which has given such universal satisfaction. THOMAS NORTH, “ BXOELSIOB HOUSE.” PATJSA,