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Patea Mail, 8 February 1882, Page 3

Mace and Bassett, of Paten, were amongst the tenderers for the West Oxford contract of the Canterbury railway, at £16,237. The accepted tender was £14,137. While the bankrupts go through the insolvency Court their creditors rest on their owers.

R a A ■ A3DA MS 9 "Wholesale and Retail Draper and Importer, PATE A, TS NOW opening liis First Shipment of Spring and Summer ■ Goods, Ex WAVE QUEEN, from London, COMPRISING ALL THE NOVELTIES for the COMING SEASON, SELECTED IN THE HOME MARKETS, And Marked at a Small Advance on ENGLISH COST. o 1?. A. Adams being now a Large Direct Importer of Drapery and Clothing, places him, ns regards prices, in a position equal to the wholesale merchants, by saving their profit, thereby enabling him to sell Retail at Wholesale Prices. . , . The Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Stays, Baby Linen, and Underclothing is under the management of a qualified lady. Clothing, Machine or hand-made —the largest selection and best ■same in the colony. A large stock of New Tweeds, just opened up. . . ' , Tailoring and Dress Making, in all its branches, on the premises. Instructions Tor self-measurement, for Tailoring and Dress Making, with samples by post, on applica tion. Country orders carefully and promptly atttended to. Shipments to arrive ea; Wairoa and Ocean Steamers regularly to keep the stock assorted up with the newest goods out. R. A. Adams, Wholesale and Retail Draper and Imoorter, Patea.