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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1108, 5 November 1883, Page 3

Public Announcements. Patea District Agricultural and Pastoral Association. ADDITIONAL SPECIAL PRIZES W. Brown.— Rug, value £1 Is for best Lady’s Hack. McCarty and Hunger. —Set SwingleTree*, for best pair of plough horses. P, Mahony.— Cup value £1 Is to the winner of the Hunter’s Prize, over hurdles. Money to Lend. From £SOO to £6ooo* T[UiE Undersigned is prepared to j. receive applications fur advances on the security of first mortgage on freehold property. W., COWERN, ; Auctioneer, Patea, Kotice. ■'•■■■■■ mHE Lower Kohi Bridge is closed for X' traffic from this date pending repairs to sum'*., , F. P. FOOKES, ‘ Secretary,; Wairoa Highway Board; : y.; District Orders. 81st October, 1883. ; ATEA RIFLE VOLUNTEERS Firing and judging distance on the 14th November and following mornings until Completed at. 5. 30 o’cloclt a.m. V c. STAFF,-Alsjrtr, y .) ~ , Coin than jin£. Vpi.; District j District Orders. B Ist October, 1883. RIFLE VOLUNTEERS FV;;will Fire for District Prizes, qu the 12ih and 13th November, at 5.80"a.m. They will also parade/for Inspection on ;h« I3th and 20th inst, at 7:30 p ttiMuster parade wiir be held on The 20th. ; c, stapp^ Commanding Vol; District. WANTED by Young Man, Board and Lodging in private family. Apply office of this paper. ANTED.—A Horse Driver and two Bullock Drivers. Apply to James J. Patterson. ;ANTED KNOWN that Alex. H. Heron is now prepared to execute all orders in the Cabinet and Upholstery business at reasonable rates. Address : (old Bank of New Zealand) Bedford street. . . ■ . r ANTED KNOWN, that my first shipment of Season’s Hoods has arrived. To suit the times will be marked very low, T. North, Draper and Outfitter. WANTED KNOWN. For Men’s, Youths’, Boys’ Colonial and English made Hats, Caps, &c., try T. North, Draper and Clothier, WANTED KNOWN, that the largest and cheapest stock of Colonial arid English made Boots and Shoes. T. North, opposite Albion Hotel, Patea. WANTED KNOWN, —That John McGornisky, formerly of Courtenay place, Wellington,: has coinmenced- Busiess on his , own "account in Patea as ’ainter,- Paperhanger, Sign Writer and jecorator, Glazier, Q minor, etc. All rders left at his residence, Meredith treat, will be punctually attended’to. JhstlnV Lett’s Diary, 1884, from Od upward, ihtable for medical men,, business men, ravelleTs, farmers, Working Then, and thers. Also a nice assortment of Wananui hand-painted and printed Xmas nd Birthday eardar ; The cards represent lie New Zealand-Flora, Views, Lrikcs and: fountain scenery. A” nice present do end home next mail ns they will arrive i;season-G Ehglish'BirthdhyThhd: Xmas ards) in great variety.— James Kenworhy,: Bookseller,.Patea. ANTE D. Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Catalogue's,Posters,"Delivery Books;; Pamphlets, Show Cards, Balancesheets,'Ball Programmes, &c, printed at the Fated Mail Office, Tit.a, minimum, qpst. pHE ; PATEA MAIL ; rj DVERtISING ; SCALE.[' , tuations ™cant and ] ' sixtcen words Wanted I ONE SHILLING auscs and Land to V each insertion y. >st, Found, &c. ; P re P a^ isihess Announcements, Meetings,. Amuse* ments, &e.:— .. ' . Half inch ... ..." ••* 2s Od One inch ... ... '3sod , xiuction on subsequent insertions and six insertions charged as five, rtlis. Deaths, and Marriages 2s 6d each, anding advertisements, as per arrangement. HE AT S O-WING Sutton and Sons The Queen’s Seedsmen and by Special Warrant to H.R.H. the Prince of . Wales, Reading, London, England, and Paris. All communications from the Trade should be addressed direct to Reading. WAVERLEY. —Copies of the MAIL can be had at Mr Fookes’s office. WOODVILLE SUBSCRIBERS. ICOUKTS may be paid to Mr George Moss, whose receipt will be sufficient