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Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 56, 7 June 1899, Page 2

K. W. HAMERTON, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT Oxford Street, l^atea. Clerk, Patea Borough Council, Secretary, Patea Cemetery Board, Secretary Patea Pacing Club Secretary, Court Patea A.0.P., Kesident Agent for Patea and District of Australian Widows’ Fuad Life Assurance Society, Ltd. JOHN 'ANNABELL, Autiioriscd and Licensed Surveyor, EGMONT-STEEET, PATEA. U-. BCAQEY, Builder, Joiner and OA DEE TAKER, PATEA Workshoji next Fire Brigade Station.

£ JL 0. SPECIALS Jest Received. 1 Case of 4-ply Berlin Fingering Wool, in about 33 bountiful shades, I/O per half pound. Special purchase of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. All Colonial made and Superior Quality. Men’s Tweed Suits, Worsted Suits, Poxes’ Serge Suits, Men’s Strong Saddle Trousers, Men’s Knickers (supr. Irish tweed), 10/6, Men’s Rainproof Coats, in Navy, Black and various Tweeds. Boys’ Colonial made Suits, with or without vests —something extra for the cold weather—and complete range of sizes. Boys’ Roofers, Mackintosh Coats, Tweed Overcoats. Our Own Local Made SHIRTS are being pushed on as Quickly as Possible to meet the creating demand for these Superior Garments. TRY THEM. The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT in the charge of Miss Anderson

is froiug to advertise itself. Ladies are all delighted with the work already done for them. Straight out prices. CHARGE FOR “ EXTRAS.”^ WILLIAM CODY DIIIECT II«t?03S.Tj&B, P A. T E A.