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Patea Mail, 28 December 1881, Page 1

GRAND DISPLAY { HALL OF COMMERCI THIS WEEK! W. B R O w N this opportunity of Thanking his numerous Cus tomers for the very Liberal Support accorded him sine* commencing business in Patea, and wishes to inform them anc the public generally that he has now Completed Furthe: Extensive Alterations to the HALL OF COMMERCE, and is now in a better position to display his Large and well Assorted Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY, MENS’ BOYS’ CLOTHING, And a Large Shipment of FANCY goods which he has just received per steamer Direct from London These Startling Novelties are only Sixty Days fron London, and will be found in great profusion on the Shilling 8c Sixpenny Tables. Come and Inspect the Hundreds of Useful and Ornamenta Articles on these Tables—Arranged expressly for thii Season. Come and Inspect the Bargains for CHRISTMAS $ NEW YEAR Ladies’ and Girls’ Trimmed Hats from Is 6d Dress Goods, 4s lid the Dress Calico, 3s 6d the dozen yards. Prints, 5d per yard Ladies’ Hats, 9d. Hose, 6d per pair Men’s Suits, 22s 6d. Boys’ do, from 6s lid Trousers & Vests, 17s 6d Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests, 21s White Shirts, 8s 6d. Cotton do, Is 9d Mens’ Socks, 4d pair THE DRESSMAKINGIs still under the same able management as heretofore, anc having secured the services of another experienced Lady, I an enabled to defy competition, as the “ HALL of COMMERCE’ has the Largest Staff of Dressmakers between Wellington anc Auckland. Novelties in Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Mantles, Corsets Sun Hats, Rufflings, Fichus, Scarves, Sfc., fyc., at unhear d-Oj prices. ST DON’T MISTAKE THE ADDRESS: W. BROWN, “ Hall of Commerce,” PATEA. Patea Sash and Door Depot, Bedford-street, Patea. Reduction in prices of Doors and Sashes Price Lists and Moulding Sheet on application Also on sale, Turnery of every description Sheet Glass, all sizes Plain and Carved Trusses Verandah Brackets, cut to any pattern Totara and Birch Posts Red. and White Pine Rails Hobarton Palings, 5 and 6 feet White and Red Pine Totara and Kauri Timber All at Lowest Remunerative Rates Yards : Bedford-fe'treet, Patea, and at Wanganui York Sc Cornfoot, Proprietors, TAMES SPEIGHT & CO., Malsten J and Brewers, Dunedin. Agent for Patea, Hawera,and Wanganu Counties, Mr F. O’S. McCarthy, Patea. Awards to Speight & Co.’s Dunedin Beer Sydney International Exhibition , 1879-80. 2nd Prize for our strong Ale. MelbournelnternationalExhibition, lßßo-81 Ist and 2nd Prizes for strong Ale. Bottlers of our Beers obtained Ist Prize for Bottled Stout and three 2nd Prizes for Ale. Otago A.tSsP. Association, 1881 ,aieardediu Ist & 2nd Prize for strong and mild Ale, Dunedin Industrial Exhibition, 1881, Ist Prize for Pale Ale. Bottlers of our Beers, Ist Prize for Ale and Stout. Dairy Cows. WANTED known, that parties ii; want of a well-bred quiet Dairj Cow, in full milk, can be suited or application to J. S. THOMSON, Waverley. JOHN GIBSON, importer, BEGS to call attention to NEW GOODS just landed ex Virginia from Nev York. Universal Wringers, Locks, Padlocks, Saws, Hammers, Tools New designs in Brackets, Hat and Coat Hooks, Cupboard Catches, Chandeliei Hooks, Home Five Sets, Kerosene Lamps and Lanterns, &c., &c. EX PLEIONE FROM LONDON,— Choice New Paperhangings, E.P, Ware, Cruets, Marmalades, Butters, Biscur Boxes, Egg Frames, Toast Racks, Cutlery, Tools and General Ironmongery. EX PIAKO FROM LONDON,— Chaff Cutters, Ploughs, Horse Rakes, Drills and Root Pulpers, Fern Scythes Slashers, Files, Cutlery, Chimney Sweep Machines (36 feet), Fencing Staples Parlor Fire Irons, &g., &c. TO ARRIVE EX AUCKLAND FROM LONDON,— Varnish Gold Size, Hand Sprint, French Polish, Copal Body and Copal Carriage, Red Lead, Fleece White Lead, Champion’s Genuine White Lead, Rav and Boiled Oil in barrels. Assorted Paints mixed in tins. 12 tons Walker’s Best 3 Crown Galvanised Iron. 1 ton Sheet Lead. 40, 60, and 80 gallor Furnace Pans, 400 gallons Linseed Oil in drums. 10 drums Colza Oil. Flooi Wads, &c, , &c. Large Stock of Builders’ and Furnishing Ironmongery, bought from the besi English and American manufacturers. Iron Bedsteads. Crockery and Glassware. Grocery. —Sugars imported direct from the Refinery. Teas imported direci from the Growers. Drapery, Clothing, and Boots.