8A31.i8 OF A WAREHOUSEMAN’S STOCK. PATERSON BROS. Have just purchased a WAREHOUSEMAN’S STOCK at TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS varying from 50 per cent, to 75 per cent., and will DUPING THIS XvIONTH Offer High Class Drapery at Prices Hitherto Unheard |of on the Coast. SAL t OF A ! -La min rn hi n Keen Buying and Keen Selling! LOOK AT SOME OF THE QUOTATIONS— Prints, 6?rd for 2d, 7|d for 3d, Bkl for 4d, IOAd for Gd. Double Width Dress Goods, 6d a yard. Double Width Serge, Navy and Black, (all wool) 1/. Large Size Honeycomb Towels 4£d. Large Tuskish 9d. Ladies’ Seamless Cashmere Hose (all wool) 1/. Children’s Cashmere Hose, Double Knees and Heels, (all sizes) 1/ White Calico 2/9 a dozen, ordinary 4/G. Nainsook 7*d, we sell at 4£d. Men’s Heavy Knitted Sox, 1/6 for 1/. Men’s Black Cashmere. Sox 1/6 for 1/, Boys’ Kaiapoi Kuicker Suits 0/11. ’s Kaiapoi Trousers 6/11. «... x .-*** We Confidently M a Visit of Inspection. Quoted Prices are no Guide unless the Quality is Good, and we can Guarantee all these Goods being of High C.ass Qua till/, SALE OF A WAREHOUSEMAN’S STOCK AT PATE li SO N BRO?8., lIA WER Al
For Sale, A NUMBER of very desirable f i eeliold building sites, in various parts of the Borough. R. W. HAM EIITON, Land Agent, Oxford Street, Patea. Notice. CHIN WONG-, while thanking the inhabitant of Patea and surrounding district for their generous support, bogs to inform the public that, in order to fall in with public opinion his shop will, in future, bo closed on the recognised holiday— Wednesday afternoon. Fresh Fruit received daily, whole** sale and retail. The cheapest Fruit Shop in'town. "Second to none. CHIN WONG. alblon hotel; JAMES BUTLER Proprietor. t T) BEOS to inform the Patrons J,L). °1 ! Ie a l )ove favouri’e hostelry, and the residents of the Patea District generally, that having entered into possession, it will bo his earnest endeavour to deserve the fullest support of the public by keeping none but the best brands of Wines and Spirits, and giving prompt attention to all Customers. Roomy and Convenient Sample Rooms First class Billiard Table, The Stables are under efficient and careful management. Couutx*y settlers, travelers, and others can, therefore, rely on every care and attention being paid to all horses placed in those stables for long or short periods. Good and Secure Paddocking. 7rGRAHAMr SADDLER, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKER. IN returning thanks to my ous Customers for the very liberal support accorded mo during the past seventeen years, I would say to bo successful in Business every man of experience knows ho must buy [where ho can get the Best Value for his ttxoney. As a Direct Importer, I have just Opened-up some— Splendid English Buggy and Gig Harness, Ladies’ and Gent’s Bridles, Spur Reins of all sizes, Martingales and Breast-plates, Spurs of numerous Patterns, Ladies’ and Gent’s Saddle Cloths, Silver-Bibs of the Latest Designs, Silver Irons of many patterns, Also a Largo Assortment of Buggy, Gig, and Cab Furnitures. EGMONT_ STREET PATEA. Notice. OWING- to the injury done to my property by trespassers, this is (o give notice that any person or persons found trespassing j thereon will be prosecuted. I E. P. .BLAKE, Patea, 18th January, 1899.
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Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 55, 5 June 1899, Page 3
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