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Patea Mail, Volume X, Issue 1315, 2 March 1885, Page 3

r Public b,'le q. JACOB, , H|s on sale. ■ ’> ' / Indian Tea,. Cigars,'Ciirries - , Ohutriies, Chickwheat, etc., ■Oats* Flour, Oatmeal, ; Woolsacks, etc., Commission. Agency in all its branches Storage free for goods on sale o[ri commission AGENCIES: The Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand. Australian Mercantile Union Fire. Insurance Co., Limited. Canvasser. Mutual Life Association of Australia. “Thomas’ Sheep Dip,” soluble in cold water i—o——— Office and Store; I>ale’s Bnildiugs, Egmont Streets FateaV I '-

GO TO ■" ? for Mens’ Clothing. Adams for Youths’ Clothing. . , Adams for Boys’ Clothing. Adams for Shirts and Hats. Adams for Hosiery. : To Growers of Turnips and Sheep Owners. THE UNDERSIGNED has imported direct, WIRE NETTING for hurdling Sheep on Turnips. • The cheapest dividing fence for durability and utility. Prices on application to E. LE G. JACOB. ON SALE. 0 , qRASS gEED. Extra Machine Dressed, the Cleanest and Purest Sample ever Imported into the District. Samples Can be seen at my Office. ANTERBURY kERENNIAL

CORN SACKS. CORN SACKS* CLOYJBRB—NEW SEEDwmns AND SPIRITS. ALES AND PORTER. Bottling Establishment. I am offering great to Settlers in assorted dozens [2 gallons), and have just added to my/ stock of wines 1 hlul. of RICH PURE OLD CONSTANTIA, 10 years in bond, imported direct from Penfold and Go’s Vineyard, Adelaide. My Fine Old Port and Sherry are also a most delicious treat to those of refined taste. Soliciting the patronage of Settlers and Citizens. My Express is at customers’ commands at any moment. SAME. TAPLIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant. Established 1868. WANTED a good General Servant for place near Patea. Apply Mbs Ho witt.

WANTED, first week in March, a thorough Genera! Servant or Housekeeper. No milking or out-door work. Family of three. Address, with full particulars, R. H. G., at H. R. Richmond’s, Esq., Solicitor, New Plymouth. JAMES KENWORTHY’S LIST OF NEW BOOKS AND NEW SUPPLIES. Sunday at Home Leisure Hour Hard Realties New Ireland Best of Everything Strange Stories Progress and Poverty Land Question Sea Queen Shandon Bells Chats about Germany Little Folks Chats about Russia John Bull’s Womankind Dr Punchion’s Lectures Mirabaud’s System of Nature . Kiik’s Papers on Health Vestiges of Creation Half-hours at the Seaside Half-hours in the Fields - Half-hours in the Lanes Land Nationalisation Pages in Waiting Music. PIANOFORTE AND SINGING " 1 "will : resume [VI tuition on MONDAY, January 19th, 1885. Vacancy for a few pupils. Terms commence with first lesson. Two lessons weekly, £2 2s per quarter; one lessom weekly, 25s per quarter; payable in advance. Pupils attended at their own residences in Hawern, Paiea, and Waverley Address—Paten. Money to Lend on Mortgage. ANY Sum Required, Interest now rules from 6-| to 7-| per cent., with special arrangements for large amounts. The advantages we offer to borrowers are substantial. Our large connection with local and outside capitalists not only insures the negotiation of their loans at lowest cuirent rates, but from the numerous sources at our command full advances can be obtained when necessary upon valuations. CHAS. TOWN ALL, & Co., Scriveners,' G r ey struct, Wellington. Established, 1875. Wanted p PICK AND SHOVEL MEN. Apply at Longburu or Foxton to WILKIE & DUNN, Contractors.