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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 20, 19 June 1875, Page 1

Business Notices. F. M‘GUIRE H A s 0 N S A L E: ~ 12 tons Otago Flour, in sacks, 1001b and 50lb. bags. sugars'.' Crushed Loaf, White, Light, and Brown SOAPS. Dunedin Single and Double Crown, and Wanganui Soap, 'groceries. In this Department, I hold a very large stock, which, will be sold at a f . ‘" 5 7 . . • slight advance upon invoice price. TEAS. My stock of Teas, which are large, ! consists of the line new season teas, and they will be sold at the lowest possible prices. SPIRITS. | In this Department my stock consists of i Fine Old Port, Golden Sherry | XL.nnessy's Brandy, Battle Axe do, Three Star do, Martell's do, Biseuquet dnx Bouehe do Lemon Hart Rum j Dnnvill’s Irish Whisky, Cameron’s I Scotch do, Cameron’s Long ■ John, Dunedin do I Gone via Seiner’s Stomach Bitters Ginger Wine, Lime Juice Sarsaparilla, Claret Clam png! le, Raspberry Blood’s Dublin Stout, in pints and quarts Guinness’ Stone Bottles : Tenncnt’s Ale, pints and quarts j Cooper’s Ale i Jeffry’s Sparkling Ediuborough Ale I Jeffry’s Indian Pale Ale j Bass’ Celebrated Ale. j THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT j Will be found to bo most complete in all its branches. Particular care has been paid in the selection of the Ladies’ wants. MEN’S, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, Will be found on inspection to be well assorted, and the goods will be sold at a Small Advance upon Cost. BOOTS ANB SHOES. As I am about relinquishing from this port of the business, Ladies’, Gentlemen’s, Youths’, Boys and Children’s Boots and Shoos WILL BE SOLD BELOW 7 COST. The stock will lie found on inspection to be tbc largest and most complete in all its branches in the district. IRONMONGERY, CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERYWARE "Will be sold as low as possible. SADDLERY, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, at very low prices, in order to make room for large consignments. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. Buyer of all kinds of Colonial Produce. •F. McGU IR E, Carlyle, Patea, jp J. SMI TH, CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER, Cambridge-street, Carlyle. Every description of FURNITURE made on the Premises, and sold at Wanganui prices. By purchasing from F. J. S., the settlers will save the expense and risk of carriage. THOMAS ROGERS BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Patea, Hawera, Wairoa, and surrounding districts, that he lias com- : incnced business as . TINSMITH AND PLUMBER, • opposite the Australasian Hotel, Carlyle, , and hopes by strict attention to business j to merit a fair share of their support. : Country Storekeepers supplied with all ! kinds of Tinware. ! ! Prices as cheap as any imported article. : (JAR LY L E BAKE RY. i DENNIS O’SULLIVAN, 1 BAKER AND CONIWCI TONER,