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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1079, 29 August 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements. Patea Borough Council. THE Following Nominations have been received for llio Office of Mayor: Robert Albert Adams Samuel Taplin An election will take place at the Council Office on Wednesday, sth September, 1883. THOS. EYTON, Returning Officer, Patea, 22nd August, 1888. Patea Borough Council. ANNUAL ELECTION OF THREE COUNCILLORS. Nominations win bo received by me until noon of Monday, 3rd September. An Election, if required, will lake place at the Borough Council Office on Thursday, 13th September, Councillors W Aitchison, P Mahony, and D J-Williams go out of oQice, but arc eligible for re-election. THOS. EYTON, Returning Officer. New Long Curtains. 2 CASKS of the best lines ever imported to flic district. Ex British Queen from London—ln French Lace, new Claim I and Nottingham Lace and Haines Muslin Curtain from 3s 6d (o 4 guineas. Well worthy of inspection. R. A. ADAMS, Wholesale and Retail Draper and Importer; Patea. Preliminary Notice. W I LLI A M CoW E R N has received instructions to soil by auction at an early date (of which doe notice will bo given), the whole of the RACING STUD of the Late Mr J. PoWDRILL. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Patea, August 27, 1883. Clearing Sale. In consequence of Relinquishing the Grain and Seed Business for the present. W ILL IA M CoWERN nas received instructions from C F Barker, Esq., to sell by auction at his Wool Store, Patea, on SATURDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 1.30 t.m. sharp, Winnowing Machine Weighing Mach inc Pony Carriage Safe Office Furniture Oats Grass Seed Various Seeds Chaff Potatoes Tea Tanks Besides numerous other articles in store Also, House -on-adjoining section to be removed. W. COWERN, Auctioneer. Hawera Sale Yards. FRIDAY, 3 Ist AUGUST. E R E E M A N R. J A C K SO N will sell by public auction as above—--40 Cows 30 Weatiers 25 Steers 50 Cows 40 speyed Heifers 25 Steers 25 Yearlings, quiet At 1 o’clock. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. St George’s Church. rpHE Venerable Archdeacon Thorpe J_ will conduct the services on Sunday the 2nd of September, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m,, and will baptise at 3 in the afternoon. TTT ANTED Purchasers for Hay. To W be sold cheap. —Apply to WW. Fulton. WANTED— The-Public to know that G. Rasmussen has opened bis Cash Boot Shop, next the Albion Hotel. WANTED Known —That Boots and Shoes of the best quality can be obtained at the Casli Boot Shop. WANTED Known—That Repairs will be neatly ami 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, (bat T. NORTH is selling, cheap, Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Overcoats, Oilskin-*, Mackintoshes. WANTED KNOWN, that T. NORTH has a largo stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Winter wear, Colonial and English made. WANTED KNOWN,—That John McComisk}', formerly of Courtenay L place, Wellington,, has commenced Bosi- ) ness on Ids own account in Patea as , Painter, Paperhangcr, Sign Writer and Decorator, Glazier, Grainer, etc. All * orders left at his residence, Meredith street, will be punctually attended to. WA NTE D. Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Catalogues, Posters, Delivery Books, Pamphlets, Show Cards, Balancec j sheets, Ball Programmes, &c, printed at j the Patea Mail Cilia, at a minimum cost.