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Patea Mail, 31 May 1882, Page 2

Public Announcements. Reward,—Ten Shillings. STRAYED from Hnwera, a bay /Horse, with black points, branded PH, hands high. Any person finding the same and returning to the undersigned, will receive . the above reward. J. SALMON; Kakaramea. 10s Reward. LOST, 1 bay Cob Gelding, branded WE (letters conjoined) on the near shoulder, one white hind foot ; had a rope on when lost from MokoiaV Anyone giving information leading to the reeovrey of same, will receive the above reward. •/' . ’ \/■.. J. ROLFE, Manutahi. TO LET, SMALL Cottage and Garden suitable for a working man; firewood inclndcd. Apply E. L. G. Jacob, Eakaramea. ■ Leasehold . FOR SALE—Goodwill Lease of 170 acres first-class land. Low rental. 14 years to ran; 5 miles from Patea. Apply to W. COWERN, Auctioneer. For Sale. LOT 1, to let or for sale? Suburban Section No. 21, containing 23 acres, - subdivided into four paddocks, with . five-roomed house and outhouses ; a • ■good orchard, well stocked with all . kinds of fruit trees ; ten minutes walk from P.O. Very suitable for dairying. Lot ' 2,. Patea Wood and Chaff Mill, now . leased to Mr Haycock at a rental of . £1 per week ; four years to run. ■ Lot B, Three-roomed' Cottage in Meredith ■j street. •• ’ / Lot 4, Three-coomed Cottoge/n Meredith v • street. ‘ • Lot 5, Three-roomed Cottage, in Meredith - street.—^ Lot 6; Six-roohrad se, Meredith street. The above are allwue and faithfully bufit. Lot 7, Section in Bedford fee frontage, with splendid site for . The above properties will be sold cheap, as the OWNEB is determined to turn them into' Cash. For all particulars apply to the UnderBigned^jjly, May 12,1882. Beehive Store, Egmont Street. I fc, § H B o 8 .6* Cb, I b o 8 * § & 2 ta I b o 8 | ■&T g ■N & O 8 & I o § H & O 8 AUTUMN. 1882. WINTER. rjIHE FIRST PORTION OF THE NEW GOODS for this Season, comprising over €T FIFTEEN CASES, J&fr ARB NOW OPENED UP., The BOYS y & YOUTHS’ CLOTHING IS ESFECIALI.Y RECOMMENDED, AND PARENTS & GUARDIANS f- Will find it advantageous to ■ MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION. THE STOCK OP : MEN’S CLOTHING Is simply, snperb, and the Variety of HATS | BLANKETS HOSIERY j FLANNELS SHIRTINGS Second to None in New Zealand ! f9T Agents, for the celebrated Wertbeim 1 Sewing Machines. PATEA BRANCH, — W. H. CLARKE ,• Manager. § t-3 N fe e ■U § ' fc} Nl S. g & 8 K) ■S3 s ■.a: § g: g fe; g b e yt cq ■8 .B A DVERTISING rates Eeduced fer the t\ ' MAH.-—see 4th page.

! DIRECT IMPORTATION OF NEW GOODS! AUTUMN &~WINTER, 1882. • R. aTauams IB- how making his First Show of AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY' VJAND CLOTHING, consisting of ’ ! ; \ 60 PACKAGES. comprising all the Latest Novelties and Newest Fabrics for the coming season. 'Selected in the Home Market, and marked at a small advance on English Cost. The Dress Materials this season axe very superior in quality, and very large and" varied’selections. u . ———-o-—— ' I have to request special attention to a very Large Stock of Ladies’ Winter Jackets and Ulsters of a very superior-quality purchased at the end of the London Season at a Large Discount, which 1 have marked at English Wholesale .Prices.:' MiDiheiy,P&ts,.Bdnnete,; Stays, ssd Underclothing ; a Large and Fashionable Stock to select from. • • o— ' ' ■- The Best Value in the Colony in Men’s and Boys’ Clothing—English and Colonial Hand or Machine made, o- —— ; :. ■ . In the TAILORING DEPARTMENT, I am opening up a Large Variety of English, Colonial, and Scotch Tweeds and Coatings, i - ■ SUITS MADE TO ORDER (Hand-Sewn throughout) FROM £4 10s 1 ■ . . — ’I - BLANKETS & QUILTS. —Having made Heavy Purchases, at advantageous, rates, • am enabled to give the Public extra good value in this Department. R. A ADAMS, Draper and Importer, PATE A.