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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1107, 2 November 1883, Page 3

i Announcements. Arrival or NEW DRESS FABRICS AND F ANCY SUMMER SATEEN AT S, R. A. ADAMS’, Well worthy of inspection. DRESSMAKING la under tbo management of a lady who lias given universal satisfaction. Tonic-Sol-fa Singing Class. MEETS for Lessons every WEDNESDAY evening—Juveniles at 7 o’clock, Adults at 8 o’clock—at my residence. Terms on application to ALEX. FI. HERON, (Old Bank of New Zealand), Bedford-street. M EN’S, YOUTHS’, AND BOYSj CLOTHING. 11. A. ADAMS, Having arranged for all his Clothing to be specially made, purchasers may now rely on having. A well made-Garment at very moderate cost at R . A . ADAMS’, TATRA, Rye Grass Seed. THE UNDERSIGNED has about 50 bags Rye Grass Seed, local grown from old pasture, for sale cheap, also about 15 bags maize or Indian corn at 4s bushel. ■ JAMES SLATER, Kakaramca Store. t ; - Notice." -Jvyjrß R. : ERSKINE having ceased his JjrjL connection with pur Stables, attached' to the' Hotel, ’we HaveT much pleasure in Jnfprming tljc Public and Travellers that wo have re-let them to MR GEO. WILLIAMS, who from his cx r perience and courtscy we can strongly recommend. T.' &'A. HAYWOOD. ; :, 7 ■ JOHN FINLAY - BEGS ib inform the. settlers of Patea District that he is prepared to supply good CHAFF in any-quantities at lowest rates. Mr Wra; Cowern is mj* Patea agent, where clients can obtain chaff, leave orders, or send direct to Manutahi.?.,-/. E. F. MILLER, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, Egmont Street, BEGS to inform his Friends and Public generally of Patea and surrounding districts that lie has started Business in the premises recently occupied by? Mr William Dixon, painter, where he trusts, 1 by good trimmings and workmanship, civility, punctuality and despatch, to' obtain a share of public patronage. Suits rrmle to measure aftfte shortest ■ possible notice. Charges at the lowest possible remunerative prices for cash only. A well-1 selected slock of Tweeds, &c, for customers to choose from. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk. Hats, Shirts, Ties, Collars, and Ready-made Clothing, &c. Agent for the renowned Wertheim Sewing J /- Open on: Monday, 15th Oct, 1888. ASTONIS HINGr DISCOVERY. That John Mclarin’s is the Cheapest House in Patea for a good pair of Boots. In order to meet my engagements of the coining month, I will sell Boots 30 per cent, cheaper than heretofore. No gammon ; invoices on view. I ask any sensible person what advantage they will gain in buying hoots from a Storekeeper or Draper. Do they know anything about the quality of the Boots they sell? Decidedly no. Will they repair them if they come undone ? Why, they could not mend their own. Always buy of a man who, if the Boots ha sells do not give satisfaction, will repair them for nothing, A warning to would-be Jacks of all Trades.' The original Jonas , a grocer and tea-dealer, aspired to bo - a Leather King. He went to Wellington to hunt for Boots, and ; afterwards: got hunted himself, in fact, properly hooted. After dabbling with leather, too, he has burned his fingers. He is trying to gull honest people with a flying visit. But, Oh ! Jonas they are not to be had. Hawera would not have it; Wanganui would not be had ; and why think the Patea people soft ? Good people, beware of birds of passage ; keep the money in the place by encouraging local business men, and remember those with large '."families that what j'bn buy of me, I repair free of cost if they don’t give satisfaction. JOHN McLARIN, Boot Importer and Manufacturer, Patea. Opposite Mail Office. Waverley Town and DistrictButchery. W PALMER having now opened , ! his new Butchery promises, invitosattention to the advantages that may be obtained by those who may favour him with their orders. No inferior meats sold. Liberal exchanger or purchaser of Hides, Skins or Tallow, for cash. Beef in quantities, or lOOlbe delivered to any part of the district, at 20s per lOOlbs. WASTE PAPER in lots to suit pur* chasers, Apply Mail Office.