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Patea Mail, 20 March 1882, Page 3

A large flock of 3,000 sheep arrived to-day, driven overland from Napier for Mr Barker. Mr W. Colson advertises that he is resuming business in the butchery line, in a shop just erected on the Education reserve frontage, Egmont-street. Two hundred tons of rabbits are imported weekly into London. They are tame rabbits, reared by Belgian small farmers and exported by way of Ostend. Protection in Victoria amounts to the Langlands Iron Company wishing to continue to supply waterpipes at £1 per ton more than they can be imported for.

Patea Garrick Club. A SPECIAL General Meeting of the Garrick Club will be held in the Albion Hotel on Wednesday, 22nd instant, at 8 p.m., at which a full attendance is requested. Business—Hospital Entertainment, the President’s resignation and election of successor, loan of scenery, and admission of new members... The Secretary or any member of the Club are prepared to take the names of any ladies or gentlemen willing to become members of the Club. I. HYAMS, Hon. Sec.

Patea Meat Bazaar. T HAYWOOD, in returning Thanks • for the support accorded him since he commenced business, respectfully calls attention to the list of prices as under ; BEEF. Prime sirloins beef, and rump steaks ... ... ... 5d per lb Second cuts, and beef steaks... 4d per lb Inferior joints ... ... 2d per lb Corned beef from ... ... 2d per lb mutton. Legs and loins ... ••• 4d per lb Fore-quarters and Shoulders... 3d per lb Necks and Breasts ... ... 2d per lb SPECIALITIES. Prime ox tongue, tripe, and poultry... ••• Pork sausages ... ... 8d per lb Beef and mutton ... ... 6d per lb The above are cash prices. All accounts • are delivered monthly, and T.H. respectfully requests their immediate settlement. T.H. is a Cash Purchaser of every description of Poultry, and Game—in season. WAITOTAEA Agent for the Mail Mr Fisher, who will receive order for Papers and Advertisements.