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Patea Mail, 30 June 1882, Page 2

Wanted. WANTED, a .situation ns Mannger or Shepherd ; had grout experience. First-class references. Address W. J, H., Mail office, Paten. W ANTED, Poultry of nil kinds, in j any quantity, at market prices. —Apply Albion Hotel. Wanted, jQ AIRY-FED PIGS, suitable for Bacon. About 200lbs weight preferred. P. 0 GOWLAND. Public Announcements. Wesleyan Church, Patea. SERVICES on Sunday next will be con- j ducted by Rev J. A. Luxfobd as follow ; Patea, morning, 11 o’clock. Woodville, afternoon, 3 o’clock. ' Patea, evening, 7 o’clock. Notiee of Dissolution of ParfcWE HEREBY NOTIFY-that the Partnership hitherto existing between os; under the style of “ Partington and Barton,” has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr Barton finding it impossible to give sufficient attention to the business of the firm at Hawera. All liabilities of the late, firm will he liquidated by Mr Parrington, and all moneys due to the late firin' muSt be paid to him. . Dated at'Hawera this 20th day of May, 1882. B. R. PARRINGTON. ELLIOT BARTON.

£1 Reward. LOST, a bay Mare, branded PA on near shoulder, off hind foot white, small star. The above reward ■ will be paid to any person giving information leading to recovery or returning same to T. AUOUSTINE FLOOD, Patea. NOTICE.— The Agent of Manning’s Illustrated “Stock Doctor and Live Stock Encyclopedia,” will call on all farmers and stock-owners in the Patea and adjoining districts during the next few weeks. ITT ORTH KNOWING Monster VV sale of Wall Papers at ridiculous prices. Patterns post free. 50,000 pieces from 5d per piece. Immense stocks of Sntinsj Golds and Marbles, new designs. Marvel of cheapness. Any quantity supplied. R. and B. Tingev, Excelsior Paperhanging; Warehouse, Wanganui. Leasehold. 171 OR SALE—Goodwill Lease of: 170 JQ acres first-class land. Low rental. 14 years to run. 5 miles from Patea. Apply to W. GOWERN, ' _ , Auctioneer. POET OP PATEA. " ARBIVEP, Wakatu, s.s., Thursday, from Wellington. Passengers, Mr and Miss Cornisky, Messrs McKenzie, ; and Master Latham. Cargo:—l truss, Brown ; 3 c’s, Barker ; 1 cleaver, Davidson ; 1 c’s, Duff ; 1 bale, Dixon ; 1 box, 1 c’s 23 pipes, Dale ; 1 pkg, Donegbue and Co. ; 1 c’s, 40 pkgs, Ecclesfield ; 1 c’s, 1 trunk, 280 pkgs, Gibson ; 3 o’s, 1 box, Haywood ; 3 pkgs, Telegraph ; 1 pkg, Rev. Keating ; 1 pkg, i 2 trusses, Meuli ; 20 coils wire, Young ; 1 bale, A. Black ; 12 pkgs, Cook ; 14 pkgs, 5 bales, 62 sheets iron, McCutchan ; 1 pci, Lasb ; 1 horse, Riseley ; 11 c’s 2 crates, Mahoney:; 165 pkgs, 6 ska oatmeal, 23 c’e, J. McKenna; 62 pkgs, 1 csk, 5 planks, McCarty and Hunger ; 1 pci, 1 truss, Potto,; 3 c’s, 1 box, Wbittem ; 3 c’s, 3 pkgs, Kenworthy ; 1 pci, Kendall 6 Bush ; 2 bales, 1 pkg, Houghton ; A sks oysters, P.Donelly; I c’s, Clements ; 1 box, Boster ; I c’s, 1 tank, Nolan ; 1 truss, 2 pkgs, Anderson ; 1 c’s, Prichard ; 2 csks, Odgers ; 1 sk, De Vore ; 1 csk, 1 pkg, Thomson and McLean ; 11 pkgs, Lett ; 18 pkgs, Bennett and Co.

SAILINGS. Wakatu, s.s,, this morning for Nelson direct. HIGH WATER. Friday—B-52 a.m , 9-18 p.m, Saturday—9-40 a.m., 10-2 p .m. Sunday—lo-24 a.m., 10-48 p.m. Monday—ll-9 a.m., 11-32 p.m. Tuesday —11-40 a.m,, 11-56 p.m. Wednesday—l 2-19 a.m., 12-43 p.m* Thursday—l-5 a m., 1-30 p.m.