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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1069, 6 August 1883, Page 3

Public iLnnouncements. i rP Patea Steam Shipping Co. Limited. THE Company’s splendid new-screw steamer WAYERLEY, will leave for NELSON and WELLINGTON (weather and otln-r circumstances permitting) on THURSDAY, Augt, 9th, at noon. Cargo must in all cases be booked and passage tickets obtained through the Office. ' Orders for delivery of goods can only be obtained at the Office, and any complaints as to non-delivery of cargo and other matters .should be referred to. the Manager, to ensure attention. Through shipments are undertaken by the Companj' to and from all the principal ports in New Zealand and the Australian colonies. For freight or passage and every in formation, apply to EDWD. C. HORNER, Manager. To Wellington Direct, THE s.s, NAPIER, Capt. Fisk, will leave Patea for Wellington on WEDNESDAY, at 12 noon. For freight or passage apply to W. COWERN, Agent. JAMES BOOKSELLER, Stationer, News Agent, Music and Fancy Goods Dealer, Patea, has resolved on Leaving the District, And now offers the whole of bis varied stock for sale at greatly reduced prices, or 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. CHILDREN’S COSTUMES and Dresses in Tweed, Cashmere and Merinos. These Goods have been bought at a great discount and marked below regular English cost, which makes them remarkably cheap and worthy of inspection. B. A. ADAMS, Wholesale and Retail DRAPER AND IMPORTER, Patea. hENWORTHY, WHO has the Cheapest and Best Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Colonial made Clothing ? Why R- A. Adams, Patea, of course. Who has the largest, best and cheapest Shirts, Sox, Braces and Underclothing? Indisputably R. A. ADAMS, who is in a position to buy largely and direct from the manufacturer. GIBSON’S Cash Warehouse. For Groceries. For Ironmongery. For Drapery “ ORIENT’S ” MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1883, i AAA SHARES AT £2 BACH, IU.UUU FuR share, £2; half--3 share, .£l, CSSO PRIZES. Subscribers can choose either Full Shares at £2 each ; or half shares at £1 each there being 620 Prizes in this Consultation, Full Shares are equal to 1 prize in 16 shares, or 2 half-shares (different numbers) to 1 prize in every 8 shares. Result slips posted to all subscribers immediately after drawing. “ Orient’s ” Melbourne Gup, 1883 closed with 4127 Full Shares at £2 each ... £8254 5868 Half Shares at £1 each ... 5868 Total £14,122' Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result. Applications, by letter only, addressed “ ORIENT/’ Cave W. Sinclair, Eastern Arcade, Melbourne. Agent for Patea District— x H. CHADWICK, Egmont street.