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Public Announcements. Egmont Election. A MEETING of Major Atkinson's supporters between Wbennaknra and Kakaramea will be held in the large room over Mr Dales’s Auction Room, ON SATURDAY, 19th INST., at 8 p.m., to Form a Committee to secure his return. PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES ON SABBATH FIRST (NOV. 20th.) THE REV. J. TOBRY will preach on SUNDAY, at Kakaramea, at 3 p m.; Patea, at 7 p.m. C ABLE_NE W S. Reuter's Despatches to Patea County Mail Latest This Lay. GERMANY. Berlin, 16th. It is now definitely understood that Prince Bismark will not resign. Mine Swindle. Sydney, Friday. In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Attorney-General, in reply to a question, said that instituting a prosecution in connection with the Milburn Creek Mine affair was under 'Consideration of the Cabinet. Small-Pox. Sydney, Friday. A child has died of small-pox, and another child residing in the same house is smitten with the disease. Shipping. Melbourne, Friday. Arrived this morning, the Union Coy.’s steamship Te Anau from the Bluff. London Markets. London, 16th. The 5 per cent. N. Zealand 1889 loan has advanced to 104. Adelaide wheat has advanced Is. per quarter, and is quoted to-day at 575. ex store. N; Zealand wheat ex store remains at 52s 6d. Adelaide flour is quoted at 32s ; ex store, being an advance of Is. Australian tallow : best beef, 395.; best mutton, 41s 6d. Boers in Trouble. London, 16th. The Standard to-day publishes a telegram from Natal stating that one of the leading chiefs in Lydenburg district of the Transvaal Republic has declared war against the Boers, and that hostilities may shortly be expected. Outbreak of Cholera. Alexandra, 16th, News to hand from Arabia is that cholera has broken out at Djiddah, an important seaport on the Red Sea, 60 miles west of Mecca, where the epidemic has been raging for some time. A number of deaths has already occurred at Djiddah, and the mortality at Mecca is stated to be (Press Associaion Telegrams. ) 800 Natives Removed. MORE ARRESTS, Pungarehu, This Day. The Association Special says :—The arresting continued this morning. 178 Taranaki natives have been taken. The number of Ngatiawa natives sent away this morning was 270, and the remaining 86 are still in custody at Fort Rolleston, and they along with those arrested to-day will probably be dispersed to-morrow. Captain Messenger, Messrs Hursthoase and Parris are in the pah identifying the people. More will be taken this afternoon. About 800 Maoris in all have now been taken out of the pah, and there are more than that number still left in it. Everything else is quiet. Weather dull and threatening. The voting for Borough auditors closes at six o’clock this afternoon. Hone Pibama was sued to-day by the purchaser of the debts in Skelley and Co.’s estate, for £27 4s, drapery supplied. Judgment for amount by default, and costs. David Hunter summoned C. Todd to-day at the R.M. Court, for using threatening language. Mr Hamerton was for plaintiff and Mr Adams for defendant. After hearing evidence and arguments, the case was dismissed. There was a second summons in which the parties were reversed. The defendant, Todd, was fined 20s, and costs, £1 Bs, for using obscene language towards Hunter. Mr Barton, solicitor, has gone to Auckland to meet his father, who is on a short professional visit from England. Mr Barton expects to bo absent from Patea about a week.

Public Announcements* THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Noted throughout the Colony for the Bestfitting and Genuine Well-made CLOTHING Of Every Description, are the LARGEST PRIZE- TAKERS At the Dunedin Industrial Exhibition, having been awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT, and also HIGHLY COMMENDED BY THE INTELLIGENT JUEORS One trial will prove the Superior Quality of all products. A SINGLE GARMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Branches at all the Principal Towns. MJiTS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, BDJUYKETS, BUGS, TWEEDS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. NEW SEASON’S GOODS NOW SHOWING. THE BRANCH ADDRESS— Dale's Corner, Egmont-street. A. J. COTTRILL, Manager. TO PURCHASERS OF LAND ! The EMIGRANT & COLONIST’S AID CORPORATION, Limited, HAS 40,000 ACRES OF LAND QPEN for selection, in sections varying from 50 to 500 acres. The land forma part of the block known as the “FEILDING SETTLEMENT,” situated in the heart of the Manawalu County. * 3C 1• XL „ 7t ft .Q frontage on good Main Roads, in close proximity to a main railway line. The quality of the soil is very rich. It is bush land, and much of it has special value for saw-milling purposes. What is not thus heavily timbered can be cleared at a cost of The price of the land is—£2 10s per acre, Cash ; or £3 Os „ Deferred Payment, On the following terms, viz. : £1 to be paid on selection, and the balance, viz,, £2, at the end of 5 years, meantime bearing interest at 6 per cent. TITLE UNDER THE “ LAND TRANSFER ACT.” For plans and further particulars. Apply to THE AGENT E, & C. CORPORATION, FEILDING. Feilding, Ist July, 1881. [2ml ITT AYERLEY Agent for the Mail, W Mr Fookes, who will receive oiders for Papers and Advertisements.

9 ABKIYAL OF ARRIVAL OF SPRING S SUMMER DRAPERY! THOMAS NORTH IN ANNOUNCING tie arrival of its SPUING & SUMMER GOODS 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 WANTED, A Continuation of that Liberal Support is Solicited. The Goods will be Marked at Prices which will convince all that THEY ARE GETTING GOOD VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. The Stock will consist of the Latest Novelties in English Millinery Fancy Dress Goods. Men’s, Youths’, & Boys’ Clothing Marked very low. Marked very low Stock of English <s• Colonial BOOTS & SHOES at prices to #uit the times. The Millinery & Dressmaking Department Is still under that efficient management which has given such universal satisfaction. Note the Addhe.ss : THOMAS NORTH, “ EXCELSIOR HOUSE,” PATE A.