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Patea Mail, 14 July 1882, Page 2

Wanted. WANTED, a Boy to Milk and make himself generally nsefnl among horses. Apply J. Bukke, Kakararaea. WANTED immediately, a good S General Servant / Apply - Mrs Mum, Wairoa Store, Waverley. WANTED, a Boy to Milk Cows and make himself generally 'nsefnl. Apply W. W. Fulton, Whennakwra. W ANTED, Poultry of all kinds, in any quantity; at market prices. —Apply Albion Hotel. MR CROSSE, Surgeon Dentist, will visit Patea, oh Monday, July 17th, and may be consulted Albion Hotel. at the Tenders. Hoad Formation; Land Office, Patea, .July 10th, 1882, mENDERS ' will l be received at. this _L office to noon of Wednesday, July il)th, for Forming portion of Motoroa road, Waverley. : . Specifications of the work hiay be seen at this office, and with Mr Twigg, ‘_, r ‘ ‘ : * The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. : G. F. ROBINSON, C. L. Ranger. Public Works, /New Zealand. WHENUAKURA STATION CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Wanganui, sth July, 1882. WRITTEN Tenders will be received. at. tins office up to noon on Wednesday, the 26th July,- 1882, for the Erection ol Buildings at When.naknra Station. Drawiiigs; and specifications may be seen at the Pnbiic Works Office, Wanganui. Tenders to be in proper form and addressed to the Minister of Pnbiic Works; enclosed to the undersigned, and marked outsider “Tender for Whenuakura Station.” In case of a - telegraphic tender, a written tender must be left at a Government office. (sd) JNO. T. STEWART, District Engineer. Sales by JLuction. PATEA. PATEA. IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF Valuable Freehold Property, WITH THE Large and Commodious Premises Lately in the occupation, of The BANK of New Zealand . C. F. Bar ke r has received instructions from the Bank of New Zealand, to sell by pnbiic auction, at his Auction Rooms, Patea, ON SATURDAY, JULY 15th, 1882, At 2 o’clock, j All: that' ;Piece; of LLand,r being Section 9, Block 17, contain- : ing having 82-| feet frontage to Bedford-street, on which is erected those commodious and well-bnilt Premises-lately in the occupation of the . Bank of Now Zealand f - The Auctioneer would call special attention to this opportunity •of purchasing a freehold on the main street of Patea ; the amount of freehold obtainable being so limited, intending purchasers should avail themselves of it. The Promises are suitable either for a Dwelling House, Boarding House, or, for a Shop, and the land will bo largely Increased in value on the completion of Bed ford-street. ‘ Terms at sale. • ' For further particulars, or keys to inspect premises, apply C. F. BARKER, Auctioneer.

A’gricultural Iraplements. Ploughs, Harrows, See. C. F. B a R K E R, Has for Sale, having just imported from Messrs Booth and Son, Christchurch, whose Implements figured so conspicuously at the late Exhibition:— 3 Double-furrow Ploughs, with threehorse Wipple Trees, complete 2 Sets of Harrows 1 American Earth Scoop 1 Corlc i t’s Seed Barrow •. 2 L un Mowers 1 Disc Harrow Mr Barker is prepared to import to order any Implement required, on the most favorable terms, Illustrated Catalogues of which may be seen at his office, Eqmonx-stueet, PATE A.