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Wanted. WANTED, —A General Servant. Good references. Apply Mrs Elliott Barton, Egmont-st., Patea. WANTED, at once, General Servants, Nurse Maids, and Boy. Good wages given. Apply Mrs Isaiah, Registry Office, Egmont-street, Patea. WANTED known, that F. R. Huff, Photographic Artist, Wanganui, will Visit Patea, in a short time. WANTED KNOWN, that a Patea Express is run by J. O’BRIEN. Orders and odd jobs attended to punctually. Public Notices. MR GREENWOOD, Dentist, will visit Patea professionally about the middle of February. Harmonic Hall, Patea ■ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15th and 16th. ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which CARY’S JUVENILE PIRATES will appear on Two Evenings instead of one as previously announced. Wednesday. — Gilbert and Sullivan’s celebrated Comic Opera, “ The Pirates of Penzance.” Thursday. —A Grand Bill: “ Chilperic !” and “ Pinafore !!” by 50 Children, assisted by a Full anti Complete Orchestra. Grand Scenery ! Beautiful Dresses and Appointments! 60 , PERFORMERS! 60 The Largest Company that has been organised in the Colony, and now on their Triumphant Tour ! The Company will perform at Waverley on Friday. Front seats, 5s ; second, 3s; back, 2s. Box Office at Mr Kenwortliy’s, where Front Seats can now be reserved. An Usher in attendance each evening. Doors open at 7.30 ; performance at 8 sharp. Carriages may be ordered for 10.20. Notice to Drovers. J O’SULLIVAN wishes it to be , known that he has engaged Mr M’Rae’s Association Paddock at Kakaramea as an Accommodation Paddock in connection with the Wharncliffe Hotel. To Let, a COMMODIOUS Seven-roomed TX House in Derby-street, dose to the Post Office. For rent and other particulars, apply to R. C. Tennenx. Sales by Auction. Patea Kam and Ewe Fair. Annual Ram and Ewe Fair TO BE HELD AT C. F. Barker’s Yards, PATEA, TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY 15. Mr C. F. Barker has received instructions to sell by public auction, l/in 2-tootli Pure Lin- 1 AA J-UU coin Rams IUU These Rams are from the flock of H. JHall, Esq., Leeston, Canterbury, and are bred from imported Pure Stock on both sides—the Rams being from the flocks of Thomas Kirkham, of Biscathorpe, and Wright, of Lincolnshire. The Sheep from the same flock gave great satisfaction to buyers last season, both on account of the fineness of their wool and soundness of their constitution. Competent judges consider the draft this year to be decidely superior. opinions of the press. The Christchurch Press speaks of them thus :—“ Export of Sheep—On Saturday afternoon one hundred Lincoln rams from the well-known flock of Mr 11. J, Hall, were shipped to Patea. Mr Hall’s sheep bear deservedly so high a character, that this shipment will no doubt be highly appreciated by the district to which the} 7 have been sent.” The Lyttelton Times thus : “ Stud Rams—On Saturday 100 stud rains from the flock of Mr H. J. Hall, of Ellesmere, were shipped in the ss Penguin, for Mr C. F. Barker, to Patea. The whole of the animals showed splendid wool and symmetry. Also, On account of John Sheild, Esq., PURE LINCOLN RAMS. 5 4-toothed Rams 7 2-toothed Rams These Sheep are bred by Mr Sheild, and are the progeny of Ewes and Rams

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.” igiT For plans and further particulars, Apply to THE AGENT E. & 0. CORPORATION, FEILDING. Foilding, Ist July, 1881. f2mlj