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Patea Mail, 13 February 1882, Page 3

A Wellington officially inspired organ says : The Colonial Treasurer will most likely go South and spend a month or so in travelling about the South Island. The Premier will probably not return to Wellington for another fortnight or thereabouts. Mr Bryce will go North shortly to have an interview with Tawhiao t

Zt. A.. ADAMS, Wholesale and JRetsuil Draper and Importer, PATE A, TS NOW opening liis First Shipment of Spuing and Summer Goods, Ex WAVE QUEEN, from London, COMPIUSIXG ALL THE NOVELTIES eor the COMING SEASON, S'ELECTED IN THE HOME MARKETS, And Marked at a Small Advance on ENGLISH COST. —o — R. A. Adams being now a Large Direct Importer of Drapery and Clothing, places him, as regards prices, in a position equal to the wholesale merchants, by saving their profit, thereby enabling him to sell Retail at Wholesale Peices. 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 value in the colony. A large stock of New Tweeds, just opened up. Tailoring and Dkess Making, in all its branches, on the premises. Instructions for self-measurement, for Tailoring and Dress Making, with samples by post, on applica tion. Country orders carefully and promptly atttended to. Shipments to arrive ex Waiboa and .Ocean Steamers rcgulaily to keep the stock assorted up with the newest goods out, R. A. Adams, Wholesale and Retail Draper and Imoorter, Patea.