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Patea Mail, 17 April 1882, Page 2

Tenders. To Contractors. Lain! Office, .Palea, April 12th, 1882. mENDERS will be received at this 1 office to, noon of Monday, April 24th, for the following works, Bridge over Mourn ha Id stream, Wave rloy Three Contracts, Earthwork, Motoroa road, Waverley One Contract Eaithwork, Richardson road, Waverley Felling Bush road through University reserve, Patea Plans and specifications of the works may he seen at this office, and at Mr T. Twigg’s residence, Waverley, who will give any further information required. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. P. ROBINSON, Crown Lands Ranger. Tenders WILL bo received at the office of the Patea County Council, until noon Saturday, 15th instant, for Contract No. 74, Gravelling 17 chains of main road through Waverley Town Specifications may be seen at the Council Office, or at Mr Mason’s, Waverley. The' lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. GEO. HARDEN, County Engineer. Bth April, 1882. Public Announcements. jp A T E A B.S. C 0 M P A N Y. THE 8. S. WAKATU Will leave as under — For Wellington—' Wednesday, 9 a.m. For freight, passage, and every information, apply to • EDW. C. HORNER, Manager. mk Dressmaking. MIBB "JAMBS BEGS to inform the Ladies of Patea and surrounding districts that she has taken Mrs Pdtto’s Dressmaking Rooms. Having finished her trade under a highclass Melbourne Dressmaker, she can guarantee perfect fit combined with latest style ; and by introducing the newest fashions as soon as they appear, she hopes to supply a want which ladies will appreciate. Otoia Licensing District. A POLL of the Ratepayers, will be taken at the Kakaramea Town Hall, and at the Block House, Manutalii, on Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1882, for the purpose of determining whether the number of publicans’ or New Zca)am) wine, or accommodation licenses in the said District, may or may not be respectively increased. GEORGE W. GANE, Chairman of Licensing Committee, Oloia District, Manutahi, 25th March, 1882. mO LET, a 5-roomed House, with 2£ acres of Laud, in Kakaramea Township. Apply, G. N. Baggett. TO LET, i 6-ROOMED COTTAGE, Office A «nd Outhouses, with good Garden, near the Wharf, Patea.—Apply to T. Haywood, butcher, Patea. Kakaramea. mO LET,—Four-Roomed Cottage. ■ also, FOR SALE, Two Quarter-acre Sections. For particulars, apply to JAMES SLATER.

The Principal Furniture and Carpet Warehouse! JOHN ANDERSON EGMONT-STKEET, EATEA. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE “tm TRADE. X o IN STOCK. Slutted Couches Colonial Couches Sofas Easy Chairs Folding Chairs Croquet Chairs Chelfoniers Book Cases Loo Tables Dining 'Tables Kitchen Tables Oeeasional Tables Chess-top Tables Music Stools Oilcloth, 15ft wide Chests Drawers Wood Bedsteads Knife Baskets Toilet Glasses Marble Glasses Chimney Glasses Hang-up Glasses „ Bookshelves „ Wardrobes ~ Hat-racks Cornice Poles Window Boilers 'Venetian Blinds Whatnots &c., &c., &e Dust Pan Carpets Brussels Tapestry Kidderminster Pelt Pelt Squares Stair Carpets Do. Linen Crumb Cloths Coir Malting Cord do. Manilla do. Flax do, China do. Curtains,(now' styles Mattrassos Spring do. Pal liases Pillows Hassocks Foot-stools Ottomans Hearth Bugs Door Mats Engravings Washstand Screens Fringes Ottoman Sets Work Boxes Drawing-room and Dining-room Suites in Bepp, Damask, Hair-cloth, and Leather. Wood and Cane-scat Chairs of. every description. FUNB BA L S FUBNI SH E D AND TO M B STONES SC P P LIED.