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Public Announcements. BOARD and Lodgings to lot, foe two single men, in a private family. For address apply Mail office. LOST, two draught horses ; black gelding and bay filly. Both arc branded on the off side of neck J S with bar over. Last seen at Wbennnknra Station. Anybody giving information which will lead to their recovery will receive 10s, JC. SHE AHA N, Whenuaknra. Physiognomy. PPOFESSOR O. E. HUGO, the celebrated physiognomist will deliver a series of his popular amnsin and interesting lectures on practical and scientific physiognomy at the Harmonic Hall on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December stb and 6lh. Illustrated by public readings of character, and large drawings ol more than 200 celebrated persons. Admission to each lecture 2s and Is. T OWN JfJALL, w AVERLEY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER- Ist, 1882. Mu A N GEL O NGE L O FORRES TORREST WILL GIVE A *%'G RAND CONCERT (Assisted by Local Amateurs.) PART I. Piano Duet—Overture to Marsaniellof Auhcr) PiANO Solo—Home Sweet Home (Thalhcrg) „ ~ The Harmonious Blacksmith ( Handel) Song (Mr Wildman) First Concerto (Mendelsohn) La Cracovibnne (Wallace) Song (Lady Amateur) Waltz ( Chopin) Vive Tu ( 'Bolder ) PART 11. Piano Duet—Zampa ( Herald,) Concerto ■ ( Weber) Minnehaha .....( Wchli) Song . (Lady Amateur) Waltz (Alattei) Pasquinade Les Courvees 50ng..... (Mr Wildman) Fantasia on Irish Airs {Kvhe) Massa’s in de Cold Ground (Tate) Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. Kakaramea Sports WILL be held in the Association Paddock, Kakaramea, on DECEMBER 26th, at 11 a.m. Programme. Nominations, with fee enclosed, to be sent to the Secretary by Dec. 14th. Handicaps will appear in the Patea “ Mail ” on Dec, 20th. Admission at the Gate, Is ; Children under 10 free. . EDWIN PAYNE, Kakaramea, Hon. Sec, Deering Twine Binders. TO ARRIVE in time for harvest, a fresh shipment of these celebrated binders, which cannot be surpassed for speed, simplicity, strength, lightness, and good work. Price £65, delivered at Patea, Hawera, or Opnnake. , Orders taken by THOMAS STRUTHERS, Okaiawa, Waimate Plains. Christmas.& New Year Cards, Handsomest and Best Value in Netvest . Designs ever shoivn in Patea. BOOKS for School Prizes, just opened up, and marked at usual Welington prices. Liberal allowance for quantities. LETTS’DIARIES FOR 1883. JAMES KENWORTHY, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, And Fancy Goods Dealer, (Opposite the Post Office), PATEA. F. P. Fookes, LAND and Commission Agent, Valuer, and General Finance Agent, W AVERLEY. Properties for sale in Town and Country, Loans negotiated and money invested ‘for capitalists without charge. Rents collected and the general management of house property undertaken. Valuations made and the interest of Mortgagees carefully looked after. Crown grants uplifted. Deeds negotiated, and all business relating to Transfers, Leases, Mortgages, &c., undertaken through Licensed Land Brokers. AGENCIES: New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company ; N. Z. Accident Insurance Company ; Mutual Life Association of Australasia; “Patea Mail”; Patea Permanent Land and Building Society ; A. O. Fookes and Co. Licensed Land Brokers; Secretary and Valuer, Wairoa Highway Board. The Patea Mail. THE Subscription to this journal has now • been Reduced to 6s 6d per Quarter. If prepaid, the Terms will be— Per Quarter 6s Od Per Annum 20s Od Subscribers can commence at any time, and will be charged at above rates. J. H.. CLAYTON, Proprietor. <