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Patea Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 967, 4 December 1882, Page 3

Public Announcements. The Borough Council Election. MR BARTON will-adress the Ratepayers at the Harmonic Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, the 4th day of December, at 7.30 p.m. To The Burgesses of the Borough of Patea. Ladies ami gentlemen,—i have the honor at the request of several electors to present myself as a Candidate for the vacant seat in the Council. Yours obediently, ELLIOT L’ESTRANGE BARTON. To the Ratepayers of the Borough of Patea. Ladies and gentlemen. Having been requested, I now have the honor of presenting myself as a candidate for Councillor, and in so doing, pledge myself, if elected, to do my utmost for the general welfare of the Borough. Yours Obediently, FREDERICK GEORGE MACE.. Patea Borough Council. THE following candidates have been nominated for the office of Councillor : ELLIOTT L’ESTRANGE BARTON. FREDERICK GEORGE MACE. An Election will take place on Wednesday, 6tb December, at the Borough Council Offices, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. THOS. EYTON, Returning Officer. Patea County Council. RATE NOTICE. MR GEORGE HARDEN will attend at the Manntahi Hotel, from 11 to 2 on THURSDAY, 7th December, to receive Rates. By order of the Council. EDWD. C. HORNER, Treasurer. Tenders Wanted. mENDERS will be received by the X undersigned for the carting and stacking of 'IOO Acres Wheat up to Dec. 27th. Further particulars, apply Nicholson Bros., Waverley. £1 Reward. LOST, from Nukumaru, about Ist October, one chosnut Mare, three years old, branded on near shoulder. Also, a black Pony (horse), no visible brand; last seen passing through Waitotara. Above reward will be paid anyone giving information leading to recovery of above. JOSEPH HANDLEY. Physiognomy. ■pPOFESSOR 0. E. HUGO, the IT celebrated physiognomist will deliver a series of his popular amnsin and interesting lectures on practical and scientific physiognomy at the Harmonic Hall on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, December sth and 6th. Illustrated by public readings of character, and large drawings of more than 200 celebrated persons; Admission to each lecture 2s and Is. Patea Harbor Board. TENDERS are invited for the lease for over twenty years of sub-section 8, section 131, and section 135, both Whenuakura block. Tenders to be sealed, addressed to the Chairman, endorsed “ Tender for leaseof and to be delivered to the undersigned before noon of Monday 11th December. THOMAS EYTON, Secretary. Patea, 11th October, 1882. N otb . —On sub-section 8, section 131, there is a brickyard and an unlimited supply of suitable clay for brickraaking. The land has a frontaga to the main road, and is close to the Patea road bridge and Railway station. Reapers and Mowers. CF. BARKER has received a con- • signment of « The Champion ” Reapers and Mowers. 1 Champion Combined Self-raker Side-delivery Mower and Reaper This machine is well suited for grass seed, as it delivers the grass in bundles ready for tying. Flax (English) which has been formerly so difficult to harvest — this machine is complete master of the situation. Grain. —It is the best and lightest draft side-delivery made for grain. 1 Champion Mower This machine is of light weight and very light draft. 1 Dray Loader This machine is attached to a dray, and pitches the bay on to the dray faster than two men. . 1 Howard’s Horse Rake This is the strongest and most perfect Horse Rake made. A public trial of the Mowers will be held at an early date, of which duo notice will be given.