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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 978, 2 January 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements, Ex 11 Duke Richmond,” from New York,* 10 CASES Wood Oak Chairs 10 eases Lubricating Oil JOHN GIBSON. Ex “ Orari,” from London, INGOTS Tin, tinned Wash Basins 3 kegs Cooper’s Rivets 3 kegs Lead Washers JOHN GIBSON. Ex “ Orari,” from London, KEGS B'dt Fencing Staples 3 coils Brit Iron Wire 36 Iron Bedsteads, 4 bags Horse Hair JOHN GIBSON. Ex “ Orari,” from London, GERMAN Gimblets, Bullet Moulds Bissett’s Floor Cramps, Cupboard Locks Chest Locks, Padlocks, 2 keys Tuirnan’s Snips, galvanised Rivets and Washers JOHN GIBSON. Ex “ Orari,” from London, HALF-TON best crown quality Horse Shoes, assorted 1 doz Barrow Wheels 8 pairs Cart, Arms and Boxes, assorted 24 pairs Trace Chains, best Scotch flat link and good hook 24 pairs Plough Chains, ditto JOHN GIBSON. 37 Ex “ Orari,” from London, KEGS Wire Nails 1 case Hornsby’s Machinery JOHN GIBSON. Landing, ex “ Dallam Tower,” from Calcutta, OAAA LBS choicest Indian Teas ever iUuUv imported, direct from tea plantation 2500 Corn Sacks JOHN GIBSON. To Farmers and Croppers. mHE UNDERSIGNED having a SamuelJL son .Reaper and Mower, and one of Wood’s celebrated Reapers and Twine Binders, is prepared to undertake the CUTTING of grass and grain crops at reasonable rates. JAMES HAMILTON, _ Manutahi, For Sale. f) A A ACRES, first-class Improved OUU Farm, 5 miles from Patea; also, good Business Premises in Eg- j mont street ; and a four-room Dwellin House, both Corner Sections. Terms very easy. Apply to ALFRED WOOD. IST o t i c e, i LL PIGS found TRESPASSINGXX cm Section 240, Okntnku Block, will be destroyed after this date. PATRICK McGRATH. Waverley, Dec. 7tb, 1882. Public Notice. ANY Person trespassing on my property will be prosecuted ; all horses trespassing on the same land will bo impounded. G. F. SHERWOOD. To Builders. TENDERS are invited up to 4 p.m. on Saturday, the 13th January proximo, for the erection of a church at Patea. Plans to be seen at Mr G. D, Hamerton’s office, and tenders to be addressed to Mr G. D. Hamerton and marked outside “ Tender for Church.” The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. de J. CLERE, Architect. £2 Reward. LOST from Kakaramoa, one roan working bullock ; head portly white ; branded with triangle on rump ; also one small red steer, branded on rump with a cross and half circle over. Reward'as above on returning to JOHN ARMSTRONG, Kakaramea. To Let. A FOUR-ROOMED Cottage and Two-roomed Cottage in Meredith street. Apply io DAVID DONELY. To Let. HIE Residence of the undersigned, with Five Acres of Land ; also, Paddock of Seven Acres. Apply to D. COUTTS. Patea, Dec. 19th. PURCHASE your Gents’ Hats, Clothing, Shirts, Silk Coats, Braces, Sox, Belts, &c., at the Hall of Commerce—tho cheapest House in the trade. Waverley Coach Factory. DAVID BREMNER begs to inform the public generally that be lias commenced business in the above line in. premises adjoining Mr J. B. Taylor, Blacksmith, and hopes by attention to orders and good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public support. Buggies, Dog Carts, Phsstons, and Traps of every' description built, repaired, or painted, on the shortest notice. DRAYS and Farm Implements made and repaired. D, Bremner, Coachbuilder, Waverley, X IMPORTANT NOTICE.—Don’t purchase a Sewing Machine till you have inspected the Fristcr and Rossraan’s,. on the Singer improved system. The appearance and utility of these machines are superior while the price is lower than others. Self-acting Bobbin Winders, and nineteen attachments. —W. Brown, Sole Agent for this district. _____