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Patea Mail, 3 January 1882, Page 1

Patea Business. JUST- ARRIVED I Seed Wheat, Seed Oats; Feed Oats. .Vr!!' ! £r 1 t *• The has now . • • ""•n v 100 Sacks' Tuscan Wheat’' . / 100 ' . * ? ■ Sacks Canadian’ ' Oats 200 Sacks Prime Feed : Oats ' The above shipment of Seed is the best quality that has ever been imported into ithis’district. Settlers''will 1 kindly forward their orders early. QN SALE AT TAPLIN’S, WINES SPIRITS Of all the Best Brands, in Cases and x ' Quarter-Casks. ALES PORTERS In Bull-dog, Forster’s and : Burke’s (Pints and Quarts.) Pipes (G.B.D.'s), Tobaccos, Vestas ana Cigars. Oats, Chaff, Bran and Pollard. Flour, Oatmeal, Teas, and Sugar, Oilmen's Stores, Paints, and Oils, ana Groceries. Clovers and G>'ass-Seeds, Wool-pachs and Cornsaclcs. Horse Covers, Tarpaulins, and Canvas. Galvanised Iron and Builders' Ironmongery , B O 0‘ T S and SHOES all sizes and prices. Earthen, China, Lamp, and Glassioare. Licensed to sell Arms and Ammunition. i S TABL.IN, Wholesale and Retail. Unipri Fite and! Marine, Insurance • , Company.! . HEAD OFFICE, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. CAPITAL. ; £2,000,000. INSURANCES effected on l Dwellings Rouses or the contents thereof, Stokes, Hotels, Wool, Merchandise, Hulls of Ships or Steamers, and every other description of Insurable Property ; at the Lowest Remunerative Rates. Claims after adjustment Paid ! Promptly. , i ~.! vS r , T A filU-h AMi j Agent' Patea District Cricket 1 !. ’.Cricket -!, ' THE undersigned has just received' from London Men's & Boys' Cricketing Material X— j /. (CONSISTING‘Ofr "I Pl ' n '_ Cribbettls Practice and all-Cano Bats , Duke’s, Darke’s,/, and-; Page's; jdouble: and j treble seam Balls . , . , . Stumps/brass shod’arid ebony tops- ' ‘ Bails, Batting Gloves, Wicket-keeping Gloves, Leg Guards, Longstopping Nets, ' Scoring Books,’ Cricketing .. Bags, Boots, .Spikes, Caps, Coats,-and ; Trousers ; : 1. j J

S.T. begs most respectfully to thank the Cricket Clubs of the Hawera and Patea districts for their past support, and solicits ; a continuance of the same., ■* ? It'is their liberal patronage that 1 lie is enabled to keep a large and varied' stock of cricketing material. ci Goods forwarded to any place free of expense from 7 ’ S. TAPLIN’S - J J Cricketing Emporium. WILLIAM DIXON, PAINTER, &c. , PATEA, HAS just received a Large Consignment of PAPERHANGINGS^ r from Melbourne, Dunedin, .nnOLWellington. PAINTERS’ . MATERIAL kept in Stock, - ■ at Reasonable Prices. The Trace’ Liberally Dealt .With. Cmmtry and all other orders promptly attended to. ijgOrNote the Address : jQpposite the Central Hotel, Patea.