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Public Announcements. /. - MISS L; SPARKES Pupil of Dr Mara]'London', and 3fiss Noalce, Wanganui.,^, A . PRIVATE LESSONS’ in ; . .and Pianoforte. Country Vpupils attended at their own residence. Music lessons for children, one guinea, per commences Deering; ; Twine Binders. rllO ARRIVE, in time/for next har- ' ii, vest; a shipment of these;celebrated Machines. Price, delivered at Patea, Ha.wera,. or Ojmnake, ,£60,, if ordered before ' April 20. . Testimonials 'and particulars bn application "to ’ ' - THOMAS STRUTHERS; , Okaiowa., Good News. . ; H £50.000 FOR HARBOUR WORKSGWIN T G to the great financial depression and the swarming of the bees, The undersigned will close his books ion March 31, and will, from this date, sell for CASH ONLY, the following Goods, which, being purchased from the best and cheapest House hi the colony, can defy competition « i Anchovy Paste Is per bottle Arrowroot 8d per lb Acid, Tartaric 3s per lb Barley, pearl 3d per lb Blacking, 6d do/. Blncklead, 15 packets for Is Brooms, American 1 s fid each Bak;oh 9d, iHam lOd lb : . I ; ; Candied Peels (3 kinds) Is 6d lb . ' < Candles 9d lb, coffee Is 6d lb • . ; Capers Is, bottle currie Is bottle Currants (new) 6d lb • v < Cocoa, VH Is 2d andt 2s 2d Do Epps’ and Fry’s 5d packet • Corn flour 8d and lOd lb Carbonate, soda 4d lb s Cheese (best Akarda) 10d lb Carraways Is lb,-clothes lines 9d and Is Extract soap, 8 packets Is . ;|#T Emery powder 9d tin ' Jams 9d per tin or 3 for 2s . , ~ Maccaroni Is,'marmalade Is Swiss milk lod per tin ? Oil. salad Bd, castor. 9d bottle : B Pepper Is 6d, W do Is 8d lb : Kerosene (high test) 95,6 d tin : - Soap 4d, 6d and 9d bar . : i Tickles Is bottle, painkiller Is 3d Peas split 4d per lb, raisins 8d ,1b ■ Rice 3d, sago 4d, starch .6(1 lb. . , Sugar IW.5d, IC 4Jd by bag Teas 2s 6d and 3s best’ ’ Nailrod 6s, Venus flat 6s lb Tapioca 6d, treacle 4d lb Vinegar 3s gal, washing boards Is Whiting Id, washing soda 1 Jd lb Yeast powders 6d and Is tin. Every other article not specified at the •lowest rate. ; N.B.—Having been informed that the C ASH SYSTEM is the Best and Cheapest for housekeepers, I have made up my mind’to give the Public a fair trial of it, and will guarantee that air goods shall be the best to be . obtained in the markets, ;and I j further trust that by closing my books it will not give offence to ray. customers, as it is solely for their good I am doing it. ; ; Your humble servant, - ; i JAMES LETT. i The Bee Hive cart will still continue to f run the orders out.; : . E. H. Beere, C.E., Authorised & Licensed Surveyor^ PATEA. -I ,v '■ ! Surveys of Estates, Townships ; Levels - for-Roads, - Railways, Drainage, &c. - Contractor’s Estimates prepared. Charge— I Two’ guineas per diem, and expenses; reduction on large surveys. Hawera agent; G. VUBate Commission Manaia „G.& F. Horner f Agents. Communications lypostpromptly attended io.

TIME TABLE FOR MARCH. rriHß twin screw steamer NAPIER, X Captain Fisk; ■; Will run between Patea and Wellington, as under Leaves Wellington: Thur, Ist 5 p.m. Mon, sth 7 p.m. Thur, Bth 11a.m. Monj 12th f 1 p.m. Thur, 15th Ip.m. Mon, 19th 6 p.m. Thur, 22nd noon Mon, 26th 2 p.m. Thur, 29th 3 p.m,‘ Leaves Patea: Sat, 3rd 3 p.m. Wed, 6th 8 a,m, Sat, 10 th 10.30 a.m. Wed, 14th 1 p,m. Fat, 17th 3.30 p.m. Wed 21st 8.30, a.m. Sat, 24th ,10 a.m. Wed, 28th noon Sat, 31st 2 p.m. Circumstances permitting. . Every effort will be made to run to time, as the table is constructed to fit in with arrival and departure of Union : Steamship Company’s boats, which leave Wellington every ‘Monday : for ■ Melbourne via _ Southern ports, and also every Monday for Pictori and Nelson, every Wednesday for Lyttelton and Dunedin, every Thursday for Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manuk au ; every Friday tov Auckland via East Coast, and every Friday for Lyttelton. 5 , ; Eor freight and passage, apply to ; , ; . W, COWERN, auctioneer, Patea. Waimate Plains. WEST COAST SETTLEMENT' RESERVES; SALE OP LEASES FOR A TERM OP 21 YEARS. iva SECTIONS, comprising in the | v whole about 7400 acres,; partly open and partly bush lands, well watered, and easy of access by roads, will be offered for lease by public lender on Monday, the 23rd April next, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, in the Courthouse, Hawera. These lands are situate along the margin of the forest, behind the Waimate Plains, and are among the choicest of that district. They are connected with the railway system at Normanby, distant from 3 to 9 miles, by a good road. Full particulars will be given in nture advertisements. THOMAS MACKAY, Reserves Trustee. West Coast Settlement Reserves Office, Hawera, Feb. 27, 1883.