s ME H. 0. CLAEKE, OLICITOE Leicester Street, ' 'Agent for the Royal Insurance Co. ME G. D. HAMEETON, BAEEISTEE AND S LICITOE ' Eqmont Street, PateA’ E. WHITE, Victoria St., TEACHEE OE VIOLIN, CLAEIONET AND CORNET, la prepared to receive Pupils. Terms on application. Pianos tuned in town or country. Satisfaction guaranteed. i A CAIiD.J ,R. W. T. SIMMONS, having _ purchased Dr Nicoll’s practice, may bo consulted at Hadfield Street from 9 to 10.30 a.m., 2 to 3.30 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. And at Mr WALKER’S PHARMACY at 11 a.m. A CARD.| m "| —\R. GRINLING has commenced I / practice in Patea, and may be consulted at his residence “Barton’s ” house, Egmont Street. Sours of Consultation —9 to 10 8.m., 2 to 3 p.m.. and 6 to 8 p.m. Messages may be left at Mr Walker’s (chemist). Kickapoo Chambers (patea) OPEN DAILY. yr-R HUNTER visitsJWaverley every Monday and Patea every Tuesday. Edward c. hoe ne r Shipping, Produce, Insurance and General Commissuon Agent, Patea. Agent for the — Anchor lino of Steam Packets, Aorere Line of Steamer? Liverpool, London & Globe Insurg ance Company Hall - Clerk Patea County Council^ Secretary Patea Hospital Board. Secretary Patea Harbour Board. Secretary Patea West Road Board. Secretary Patea East. Read Board. Licensed Custonm House Agent. Cash Purchaser of Fungus and "thor Produce'
J. A. McKEMWA’S GENERAL STORE, EGMONT & BEDFORD STREETS, Patea. I HAVE,'much pleasure in drawing the attention of the public to the large and varied class of goods in stock, and to land in a . few weeks. I have bought to the best advantage for cash, and lam in a position to give clients the benefit of a cash trade. The following are a few of the lines mistook and to arrive.— 6 BE! )S.—White clovers, red clovers, cow grass, Alsyke, Timothy, Lucerne, Trefoil, crested dogstail, meadow foxtail, mustard, rape, English and station rye grass, cocksfoot. New Flower Seeds, a great variety, Id packets. New Vegetables, 3d packets. Seed Potatoes —Early Rose, American Rose, Kidneys, Up-to-Date. FURNITURE. —Double and single brass rail and iron bedsteads, •wove wire and spring mattresses, kapoc beds, stretchers, childs’ cots, chairs, tables, duchess pairs, chests of drawers, side boards, overmantels, wardrobes, lounges and fancy wicker chairs, book cases, linoleums, oilcloths, carpets, hearthrugs, wove mats, brass and steel fenders and fire irons, copper boilers, furnace frames, stoves and ranges, kapoc, prams, go-carts. IRONMONGERY of every description. Oil Heaters, Perfection Cooking Stoves, Perfection Boilers and Toasters. Race Saws, Up-to-date O.K. Washing Machines, Ranges, Stoves, Copper Boilers and Furnaces. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE—In Toilet and Bedroom Sets cannot be beaten. LOOTS & SHOES of every description. Winter Feet Protectors, including Ladies’ and Gent’s Gum Boots and Goloshes. Try my Men’s Impervious Shooters — a large stock. Produce, Oats, Wheat, Bran and Pollard, Maize, Barley. Oil Cake, Linseed Meal, Linseed, Codlimo for calf feed, Calf’s meal. Horse Covers, Cow Covers. Johnston’s barb and plain wire, woolpacks, cornsacks, sheep netting, fowl netting, enamelled ware, brush ware, preserving jars, including Mason’s, Chicago, Lightning ; and jelly cans. Enamelled and brass Maslin pans. New Goods to Choose From. Hams and Bacon. Full Cream OheeSe. If you suffer from Indigestion take Force. Certain Cure. CASH PURCHASER of EGGS, ONIONS, BUTTER, FUNGUS, ' and Other Produce. AGENCIES. — Rubenstein Pianos, Australian Alliance Assurance Co, Norwich and London Accident Insurance Co., Cooper’s Sheep Dip, Lawes’ Lip, rattle's Dip, fliirhlai.d Dip, Owen’s Dip, Murton’s Dip, Allison’s Stock Lick, ‘ Rum’s Head ’ Sheepmarlnng Oils, Daisy Churns, The Noted Racer Saws, O.K. Washing Machines, Suratura Teas, Sutton’s Rape and Turnip Seeds. Orders by Telegram, Telephone or Letter promptly attended to. Goods Delivered to all parts of the District. I EsTABLTSIiKI) 1882 I doftTive BEYOND YOTJIi MEANS, But try to make as good au appearance as you conscientiously can. J. J. HOLTHAM Has Just Unpacked NEW SEASON’S GOODS. Some Beautiful Materials. call in and inspect them and order ear ly before the Areas rush.
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Patea Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 391, 26 September 1904, Page 2
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