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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 994, 7 February 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements. VALENTINES I jg NTI RELY New Selection of VALENTINES now on sale. JAMES KENWORTHY, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Opposite the Court House, PAT IS A. Ex Pareora and Wanganui, from London, i A CASES galvanised iron, 13 dozen rim locks, f'foils sheet lead, 32 cases galvanised irbnj‘ 24 sieves and riddles, 4.8 dish covers,-. l cask Brunswick black : and harness liquid, 1 cask brass foundry, 1 bale cotton waste, 1 cask reaping hooks, 1 case brass cocks, 1 case farriers and cabinetmakers’ rasps, mill, saw, and other files, 1 cask axle pullies, 8 cases,fencing brackets, 1 cask enamelled pie dishes, 1 case hinges. Ex Gromvaer, from New York, IGASE axle grease, 1 case wrenches, 60 sets grindstone fillings, 2 cases Collins’ •picks, 1 case mattocks, 1 case bush hooks, 10 boxes clothes pegs, 72 wash boards, L case Valentine’s coach varnish, 20 cases turpentine, 62 reels cactus Avire. i V To arrive ex Closeburn, from Glasgoio, MISTRESS and Congress ranges complete, Wide-awake and Fairy parlour stoves, 670 sash weights, 15 register grates, 40 camp ovens and covers, 12 furnace doors, 1000 feet piping for wells, patent rustless magnetic iron. Ex Rio, from Neto York, 8 BOXES corn flour, 2 cases cod fish, 2 kits mackerel, 20 cross-cut saws, 1 case carpenters’ hand saws, 1 s case butchers’ saws, 24 Douglas pumps, -6 suction and force pumps, 3 deep well pumps, 3 suction and ; force pumps with improved spout chambers, 12 strainers and rests for well piping, 3 check valves, 2 hydraulic ranis, 1 aquarius; 1 aquapult, 2 cases hat and coat hooks, cupboard catches, chandelier hooks, 1 case drawing knives and carpenters’ tools, 1 case American hoes and fakes, 3 store trucks, 2 mowers, 2 cases evaporated apples. Ex Dallam Tower, ■= v KAA LBS choice Indian TEAS, 10UU 20 bales corn sacks. Agent for Singer and Davis Sewing v ; Machines. Agent for Howard's Reaper and Binder. Richmond and Chandler’s Chaff-cutters, .to arrive. CLEARING OU T. Drapery and men’s clothing are being marked at prices to clear the whole stock. JOHN GIBSON. To the Inhabitants of Waverlev. A. TREGEA & GO. now holding a great CHEAP SALE of DRAPERY Ip CLOTHING lOR A FE^Yy'WEEKS ONL Y. Don’t fail to call and secure some of the Bargains. All New Goods at Sale Prices, The greatest Bargains ever offered in this district. Be in time. A. TREGEA & CO., MAIN“ROAD, WAVERLEY. Notice. PC. GOWLAND has removed from the City Butchery to the shop lately occupied by Mr Colson, and known as the Patea Meat Bazaar. WAITOTARA Agent for the Mail. Mr Fisher, who will receive orders fnr Pnners