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Patea Mail, 7 August 1882, Page 2

Wanted. WANTED an active Servant Girl, to make herself generally useful. Apply Mrs D. Smith, Patea. WANTED, a good General Servant, where a nursemaid is kept. Apply to Mrs J. Sheild, Whenuakura. Wanted to Sell, TONS good Eating Potatoes, and 14 tons of good Seed PotaApply to W. H. Fouder, Wan--90 toes. ganni Tenders. To Let by Tender. rpHE ALBION HOTEL STABLES Purchase of Horses and plant to be arranged upon easy terms. Tenders to be in by the 11th inst. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For particulars apply to. T, & A. HAYWOOD. Public Announcements Government Land Sale. rNTENDING Purchasers can obtain X information from the undersigned. JOSEPH CHADWICK, General Agent, Manaia. William Dixon, ■; Painter and Decorator, Patea and Hawera, Wishes to inform his patrons and the general public that he has to arrive in the ship Lohengrin, now due, 9 Bales of New Pattern Papers Also to arrive, in the ship Port of Glasgow, a lot of Genuine Lead Varnish and; Painters? , Colors Also to arrive in the ship John. Gambles, from London, a large variety of Noble & Noel’s Varnish and Polish, AND. 1 case assorted Painters’ Brushware W. D. begs to thank bis numerous patrons for their support, and hopes’that by good workmanship, attention to orders, civility, and moderate charges, be will; merit and receive a continuance of favors at both his Warehouses—Fated and Hawera, ' WILLIAM DIXON. : Sales by Auction Manaia Sale Yards. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11th. E R EEM A N R. J ACKSQN will sell by public auction, as above, j; 16 Bullocks, 3-year-olds 20 Steers, 2i|r-year-olds 20 Yearlings . ; 10 Cows 10 Steers, 2-year-olds Sale at 1 o’clock. ; . ; FREEMAN R. JACKSON, ; , Auctioneer.; N.B.—Settlers; intending to enter stock for the above sale, will kindly forward particulars at once to the HAWERA office. Stock Sales for August. St Hill-street... Wednesday... Aug. 9 Manaia ... Friday ...Ang. H Hawera ... Friday Aug. 18 St Hill-street... Wednesday;;. Ang. 28 Wnverley ... Friday ... Aug. 25 Settlers will kindly forward their entries. FREEMAN R. JAGKSO;^, Auctioneer. A Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, correspondent >’S, quite an unusual scene has occurred rc, namely, The capture of two whales the “ blackfisb” species in the river out a mile from the mouth, They measured about fifteen feet, and were captured at about 8 o’clock.in the morning by four or five natives in canoes. I bear that eighteen of a similar sixd were washed ashore on the beach.