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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1068, 3 August 1883, Page 3

Miscellaneous. \\T ANTED—The Public to. know that t V G, Rasmussen has opened his Cjish Root Shop, next the Albion Hotel. \\T ANTED Known—That Boots and W Shoes of the best quality can be obtained at the Cash Boot Shop. WANTED Known—That Repairs will be neatly, and promptly executed, and Gentlemen’s Boots made to order for 21s, at the Cash Boot Shop. WANTED KNOWN, tint T. NORTH has Tailor-made Ulsters, and Jackets of Colonial Tweed. WANTED KNOWN, that T. NORTH is selling, cheap, Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Overcoats, Oilskins, Mackintoshes, WANTED KNOWN, that T. NORTH has a large stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Winter wear, Colonial and English made. WANTED KNOWN, —That John McComisky, formerly of Courtenay place, Wellington, has commenced Business on his own account in Patea as Painter, Paperhanger, Sign Writer and Decorator, Glazier, Grainer, etc. All orders left at his residence, Meredith street, will be punctually attended to. WANTED. Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Catalogues, Posters, Delivery Books, Pamphlets, Show Cards, Balancesheets, Ball Programmes, &c, printed at the Patea Mail Office, at a minimum cost. Wesleyan Church, Patea. Services on Sunday win be conducted by Rey J, A. Luxford, as follow: Patea, morning, 11 o’clock Kakaramea, 3 oclock Patea, evening, 7 o’clock. Patea Harmonic Society. PRACTICE of “ Sorcerer ” TONIGHT. EDWD C. HORNER, Hon. Sec. Waverley Harmonic Society. A MEETING of intending members will be held in the Old Town Hall, Waverley, on Friday, August 3rd, at 8 p.m. Business : To receive Report of Provisional Committee,’ &c. &c. AMES gENWORTHY, BOOKSELLER, Stationer, News Agent, Music and Fancy Goods Dealer, Patea, has resolved on Leaving the District, And now offers the whole of his varied itock for sale at greatly reduced prices, >r the Business for Sale as a going concern. Failing a purchaser for the whole, applications will be received for the School Book Stock, the purchaser of which may take over the present Magazine and Newspaper trade. For a business man of the right stamp this is a desirable chance. The Premises to Let at very moderate rent for the first twelve months. The owner being anxious to leave as soon as possible, will feel obliged by an early settlement of out-standing accounts. Now is the Time for Bargains, as the Stock Must Be Sold. Terms allowed on quantities to tradesmen, country storekeepers and others, though cash preferred. The Furniture and Household Requisites For Sale. N.B.—Should the business not be disposed of as a going concern, arrangements will be made to. continue the supply of magazines and newspapers to all regular subscribers. Estate of Owen and Crozier. WilliamCowern has received instructions from the Public Trustee to sell by auction at his Warehouse, Patea, TO-MORROW (Saturday), Aug. 4th, Wearing Apparel, Blankets, Mathematical Instruments. W. COWERN, Auctioneer, n ew CLOVER SEEDS at GIBSON'S CASH WAREHOUSE. 6 Casks Red Clover 6 Casks Cow Grass. GIBSON’S Cash W arehouse. For Groceries. For Ironmongery. For Drapery IN BANKRUPTCY. HE PATEA MAIL IS DULY APPOINTED GAZETTE all notices under the Bankruptcy Act. for Patea Mail. Jlaivera —Mr Wanklyn & Mr Davidson KaJcaramea —Mr Slater Manuiahi—U r Win Item Normanhy — Mr Gibson Waimaie Plains and Manaia —Mr J Gilmour, Manaia. Waverley —Mr F P Fookes THE Subscription to this journal has now been Reduced to 6s 6d per Quarter. If prepaid, the Terms will be— Per Quarter 6s Od Per Annum 20s Oil J. H. CLAYTON, Proprietor.