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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 1060, 16 July 1883, Page 1

I Public Announcements. nnO LET, in Victoria street. Comfortable JL Dwelling -House, of 5 roomsj with acres of ground.’ For particulars apply; to F. O’S. McCarthy. To Sportsmen. R HUNGER 1 (Messrs McCarty andHunger) begs to announce that hje l has takeii'out a license to repair Firearms.' : •; Fowling Pieces and every description kff> Guns dr Pistols repaired arid adjusted on the Shortest-notice:- : -l ■ -c ; ; Note the address : *' ' , J.... EUNGER (McCarty & Hunger), Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights, -’v; Patea, - ■, -- Next Mail Office. LOST, a severe cold; by using GO WER’S Pectoral Syrup of Carrageen or Irish Moss. ■ •; r i: r ? V IT is a'well-known fact, the Syrup-of ( Senna .(GOWER’S) is the safest and, best aperient known fpr children.' . .. HOUND, a sure, cure ,fo.r .; diarrhoea., dysentry , pajn .in the ..stomach-,, etc, It. is ;GO WBR’S. StoroachicMixture, which, has stood .the,tpst for years. ; ' ]Piano Music] . Piano ■Music ! f- ; ‘ SPECIALLY-SELECTED parcel ofover 200 pieces just received direct frdih Englahd.. ■ AlT‘offeredat greatly, under published prides, with-further liberal allowance On purchases of £1 and upwards; JAMES EENWOETHT, > QJ TATXONER, Bookseller, Nows Agent, :, and Fancy Dealer,, opposite. the.Cpurt House, Patea. , fI - ' ; Magazines and English} and ! < ■ 1 Newspapers’procured direct. WHO ’ has the - Cheapest and Best Men’s, Boys’ and Youths’ Golonial made Clothing ? , ; i :,Why R. .Ay, Adams,liPatea,,;of? course. Whoihas? the largest,'.best, and cheapest Shirts, Sox; Braces -and iUnderclothing fr Indisputably R. A- -ADAMS,t?who is ; in a f position-|to buy Aargely and direct .from; the manufacturer. ' . rre V HTLDREN’S ; COSTUMES ’ 4nd Dresses in Tweed,;Cashmere r and ’Merinos:- y : - L • ‘ ’ | These Goods.. have:.been bought at,.: a greajt-discount and! mai-ked, b.elow regular, English, cost,.;which,. makes,.,them, Td-., markably cheap and worthy of inspection., i . ■ 'Wholesale ; and’ J RetaiT ’-' ; i ' DRAPER a;ND :: ' rM POE TEE i ; - ■ 1 Patea. ■' ; • •••'• ■, ■ ' "y'i-; : OF' : : ■ 3T,- JCiHiJ’S- 1 COLLEGE, SUSSEX. d 1 , to give ' LESSONS; in ,the ‘ subjects } of. , [the, ordinary .school/! course ; ,and - also n the higher Branches of education, met ’ Latin,; French,&c.,., also. Elocution; , i .!■- Candidates prepared for/Prelimmary [jaw 1 and Civil Service Examinations.' Evening School'twice a week.* 1 Quarter iegihs on entry' of pupil. . ‘Lesson* riven;at pupils’ residences,if preferred., For address, apply Mr Kenwortby’s/ ; , ; V -v [A CARD.] jjyp;; GERYASE- D, HAMERTON-’ !' BARRISTER AND-SOLICITOR, / PATEA. Flour and Saw Mills. R Kakaramea Flour. Mill! EIAILPR I C E S . lbs.' , £ s. d. i Flour" per sack 200 ... I 7 0 | ~ T ! ~ 100 ... 014 0 I - Wheaiimeal i, ’ 100 ;.. 0 ; I2; 6 Sacks not charged;; for the above quantities ... y . ; ; - Pollard ... r ... 140 ... 0 7 0 Bran - .... ... 80 .0 3 0 Chick wheat; ... 60 -L. 0 ,:3 6 , Oats, &c., crushed''for feed at 6d per bushel, sacks charged 9d each. ’ ’ ; ’. n/ Ei Proprietor; irANOHES'TiiR Steam Saw and Jyl_ Planing Mills, Taonui, near Feilding. Totara, Matai, Rimu and White Pine in any quantity. Dressed Timber of every'description always on hand, y i • H ; . ! ADSETT, Proprietor. “