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Public Announcements. Patea Steam Shipping Co. Limited. THE Company’* splendid -new- screw steamer WAVERLEY, will leave for NELSON and WELLINGTON (weather and other circumstances permitting) on THURSDAY, Angt. 16th, at 8 a.m. Cargo must in all caeca 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 Company 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, rpHE s.s. NAPIER, Cnpt. Fisk, will X leave Patea for Wellington on an early date. For freight or passage apply to W. COWERN, Agent. Patea County Council. COLLECTION OF RATES. THE COLLECTOR will attend in Waverley, at Commercial Hotel on Wednesday, 15th August, from 12 to 4. To collect rates for current year. EDWD. C. HORNER, Collector. rA A CHILDREN’S COSTUMES and OUU 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. R. A. AD AM S, Wholesale and Retail DRAPER AND IMPORTER, Patea. GIBSON’S Cash Warehouse For Groceries. For Ironmongery. For Drapery HOUSE Training and Taming. MR R. PETTIT will give a Lesson, according to Professor Sample’s method, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 10 a.m., if sufficient inducement offers. Those desirous of joining can leave their names at Mr Lett’s Store; or with Mr R. Pettit. Testimonial Napier, July 30, 1883. Mr Robert Pettit— Sir, —We, the undersigned, having witnessed your methods of HorseTraining, are satisfied of their great superiority over the ordinary systems in vogue, for the following reasons That any comparatively inexperienced person can, after a few lessons, train bis own horses, and without danger to himself. That the horses are quite docile after treatment, can be handled in any way, and show no inclination to kick tinder almost any provocation. That yon can nse only simple appliances which are within the reach of everybody. We are, yours, &c., H. MONTEITH FREDK FULTON GEO. SMITH JAS. CURRIE CHAS PALMER EVAN GRIFFITHS PETER ROBERTSON ALFRED GOWER. V. R. in bankruptcy: rfrHß pa¥ea MAIL JL IS DULY APPOINTED GAZETTE For all,notices under the Bankruptcy Act. IN the District Court, of Taranaki, holdeu at Patea.—ln the matter of The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876,. and the several amendments thereto, and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of Rupert Jacomb, of Patea, Settler, a Debtor.—Notice is hereby given that Rupert Jacomb, of Patea, Settler, has this day filed a declaration, that he is nuable to meet his engagements with his Creditors, and I have appointed the Courthouse, Patea, as the place, and Tuesday, the 21st day of August, instant, at three o’clock in the afternoon, as the time for holding the. first meeting of his creditors.—Dated alt Patea, this 11th day of August, 1883. W. L. DEAN, Clerk of the District Court. G. D. Hamerton, Debtor’s Solicitor,