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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1117, 26 November 1883, Page 1

Public Announcements. ,£UNPBERCr AND CO. S IS THE . Q HEAPE ST AND jg EST Furniture & Carpet DEPOT . Between Auckland and Wellington. Question : Why is there such a noticeable reduction in FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTING and - HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES in Patea during the past 3 years ? ’ i Answer : Because the opening of L. & Co.’s Furniture DepSt marked a new era in the town, and the “ SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS" system has led others to imitate them. Question : Why, remains yet unfulfilled the' predicted closing of L. and Co.’s FURNITURE DEPOT after 12 rhombs’ existence ? i! :Pecause an - public know who introduced the “S. P. and Q LI.” motto and patronise, the one who did so. ... Question : Why is it unnecessary to mark'down and sell of, or by'professedly alarming sacrifices decoy customers into the Furniture Depot ? Answer .“ Because it is well known that all goods having been marked- at our’ uniform LO W RA TE OF PROFIT andno WHITE PINE mad in the manufacture of any article of Furniture no such artifice is needed.' Question;: ... W by- should every resident of and visitor to the district inspect L. and Co.’s Furniture Depot before making their purcliases ? n4 ' iMCBMPQ „■ Ron.T.nn .n [.1.... .!■. ■ tllOCoast can there be: seen such Ircohrprchensive and valuable stock of household Furniture, &c, &c, &c, at such low prices.

THE ART UNION : OF. ■■ OIL PAINTINGS, J &c, &c, ia. rapidly filling, tip ; those de* siroua of taking,-tjckets do so atones. Note the LUNDBERG & CO., 1 Furniture and Carpet' D.epot, Corner of Egmonfc and-Oxford streets, Patea. . ,

ASTONISHING DISCOVERY. That John mcL\rin;s \is the Cheapest- House in Pateh for a good pair of Boots. In .order to meet my engagements of the corning nionth, T wi11... sell Boots 30 per cent, cheaper than heretofore. No gammon ; invoices on view. J ask any,sensible.-person.-.what; advantage they will gain in’ buying boots’ 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 f qwn.. ■ Al ways 1 buy of a’man who, if tlie Boots H® sells do not give satisfaction, will repair. ~ them for nothing, „, . v .. , { ....... t ' i A -warning to would-be jacks of all Trades. The original Jonas, a grocer and tea-dealer, aspired to be 1 -a' Deather T£ing, He went to Wellington-to hunt for Boots, arid, . afterwards ngot' bunted)!himself,in fact, properly*, i&doteef. After dabbling with 'leather,'too, he has burned his fingers. ;Ha is trying to guli honest peopleLWith a fiying visit. But, Oh ! Jonas they are not to be had. Havvera have it-; Wanganui* would not be liad:; arid why. 'think, the' Patea peoplesoft 1 ?' * 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 yon buy. of me I repair free of cost if limy . don’t give satisfaction.-:V-",. ’ r- > ■ JOHN McLARIN, Boot Importer and Manufacturer, Patea; , . Opposite Mail Office.—•

r EUSKIKE’S Patea Horse Bazaar. I BEG to announce to my friends and patrons and the public that I have removed to my old stables in Derby street, opposite the Post Office. The stable is commodious and fitted up with all the newest contrivances. Roomy loose boxes for persons travelling with horses; competent grooms always in attendance. ON HIRE ; Single and double seated Buggies by the day or hour; good saddle hacks on the shortest notice; good Express for conveying commercial travellers along the coast. Orders by telegraph punctually attended to. ; ■ Mail Coach Meets all Trains and , Steamers. Having had between 14 and 15 years experience in Rangitikei, Wanganui and Patea, people can rely on being well attended to. ROBERT ERSKINE, Proprietor. WASTE PAPER in. lots to suit pur-, chasers. Apply Mail Office,