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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 1022, 16 April 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements. CENTRAL HOTEL \ \ Livery and Accommodation StablesJ JAMES SIMPSON having taken the* above Stables from Messrs Balraforthj Brothers, intends to endeavour, by strict! attention to bis duties, to merit the support! of the settlers and residents of Patea.! About seven years* service in Mr Oj Gorton’s stables, Wanganui, will have] made many acquainted with him, which! will be sufficient comment on his attention; to his duties generally. ; Good Horseabroken to.single and-doubleharness.j Jllli 111 X* | & Eatea; Kilwinning* Lodge, No. 536 S.C. ..... . .. iibnilffp medlfng at; B]ac,k’f .Ha|j;pn Monday .evening. BusinessF Reports of interim committees, Raising, &c. Visiting brethren invited. Lodge-tyled at 7.30. •■ By prdeyof the R.W.JVL,. • Ji&tßinsts* Secretary. SIS' A; W A Z P,AM S, -Importer, o 1 XV, Patea.-—The Dressmaking Department under present-;;r, ; management lias-given universal > satisfaction, Ladies may rely on | Stylo and Fit, and our aim is j make the charges as moderate as • . possible fni i 4 ! R. A. Aoams has,als6 : tiremosf ;!u ' . competent.'Milliner 1 in the District.' ... ■ .... ! IV{K - atWfOA L- BOXE S. , LUNDBERG & CO. have received anolherlfcbnsi’gnrnent of SPLENDID .MUSICAL boxes,.. which they are offering upon the time payment system. " Children’s Combination Gem Carriage Chairs, makes five different changes. Inspection invited. Scrim, Scrim, Scrim! RA. ADAMS, Importer, 9 Patea, has for Sale 3,000 yards No. 0 and No. 1 Scrim at 5Jd and 6d yd per bolt ; also to arrive per British King from London, 2 more Bales, 2,500 yards. The Trade supplied at favourable rates. i 4K “The Sheep Act, 1878.” WELLINGTON DISTRICT. Patea • Portion of Wanganui Subdivision. RETURN for first quarter of 1883, in accordance with section 19 : Oscar Symes, Waverley, No. 1700; W. Treweek, Hawera, 1249; W, Dnirs, Whakamara, 1000 ; W. Milham, Whakamara, 500; J. and H. Nicholson, Whenuaknra, 1000. ALEX. MONRO, Sheep Inspector. 3rd April, 1883. Notice to Subscribers. THE Proprietor would feel obliged if : subscribers 1 would notify nt the office any irregularity in the delivery of this journal. }? * Sales fhfp i%uetion»i : * ! Manaia Sale Yards. ( THU,BSD AY, .1 9th T APJRIIi,. f At“l o’clock.' ' ' ■|_ , j-Messrs iNdlanv tones & go.; | rtyill sell by public auction, as 70 18-raonth-old mixed sexes 25 2-year-old heifers . > ! I 15 weaners , 50 mixedtshgep.-. . v. .v, .-MT 50 fat sheep 8 c -"-'' ; *f :;r,:v{i ' r ' iUi 3 •" ' ' Entriessolicited. ; NOLAN, TONKS & CO., I ~ - Auctioneers. } j ; jEy Order of the>nMortgageei I Edward. o IPP.ITDN, | has received instructions from the Mqrt--1 ‘gajfeo/ to-"sell by public atictibn aThis sale Rooms.,.Rutland, Chambers, Wan- ! ganni, on 1 FRIDAY, 20th APRIL, At 2.30 p.m. ! The following valuable freehold properties : Lot 1, Section 349, containing 317 acres, Okotuku Block. Lot 2, Section 5, Block 1, Waverley. Terms at Sale. Ed. N. LIFFITON, Auctioneer. Stock Sales for April St Hill-street* ... Wednesday, April 18 Kakaramea .... ... Friday, April 20 Manaia Friday, April 27 FREEMAN R, JACKSON, Auctioneer’