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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1013, 26 March 1883, Page 1

Public Announcements. PATEA Atrated Water & Cordial Man u factory H. E. Deane, Proprietor. v.B._A“ mHE UNDERSIGNED HAS FOR SALE, Woolpacks, gllts fZTa d nd loom 3sod« a - n «‘- too? Cooper’s Sheep Dip, Sheep Shears, and every other requisite for shearing and dipping Lawn Tennis and Cricketing Material . Corrugated Iron, 20 cases of 26 gauge, 6, 7, 8, and 9 feet Ironmongery, Builders’ and G.mera of all descriptions Hams ana Bacon, cured in Canterbury Tea in boxes at 17s to 34s Wines and Spirits. The bottling department of this establishment is well attended to. Settlers may have 1 doz, bottles assorted a§ they prefer Rkapsodia, the most delicious summer . drink ever made S. T.’s Australian Wines are the best that are obtainable Boots & Shoes. * The Zealandia.” Nothing but the best stock kept, which is replenished every month regularly Groceries. Every article kept that is required for family use Earthenware and Glassware. A splendidly assorted stock to select from Samuel Taplin, , WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER UNION FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Hotels, Stores, Dwelling Houses, Wool and Merchandise insured at : the lowest remunerative rates. ' ; S. TAiPLINi AGENT, PATEA DISTRICT [a card.] M R GERV ASE D.; HAMERTON BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, PATEA. [A card.] jyj- R ELLIOTT B A R,T ON, SOLICITOR, Patea. MR W. H. SKEET, Dental Surgeon, New Plymouth, will visit Patea periodically. ' May be consulted at Mr Gower’s, where full particulars caii be obtained on application.' HV 5 F. . M A S 0 N, .■ :: Land, Commission, and General Agent, Waverley. Rents and debts collected and; loans negotiated. All kinds ;df commission business transacted with care and pfomtitude. • - agencies!: Australian Mutual Provident Society South British Insurance Company Wanganui Herald and ' Yeoman Manager, Waverley Town Hall Company. MISS L. SPAREES Pupil of Dr Mara, London, and Miss V Noake, Wanganui. PRIVATE LESSONS in Singing and Pianoforte. Country pupils attended at their own residence. Music lessons for children, one guinea per quarter. Term commences with first lesson.