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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 92, 19 July 1873, Page 2

“ Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot.” THE BAY OF PLENTY BAKERY J)EING still iu existence, the Proprietor hopes that by careful and unremitting attention to business to retain his old supporters, and thus merit their favour. J. MAXWELL, Proprietor Bay of Plenty Bakery.

BAY OF PLENTY STORE, Beach Road, Tauranga. FIRTH WRIGLEY EESPECTFTJLXY informs the inhabitants of Tauranga and surrounding district that he has THIS DAY OPENED the Store formerly occupied by Messrs W. G. Habeison anx> Co, with a New and Well-Selected Stock, consisting of GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, and DRAPE kY GOODS. He solicits a share of patroisage, being assured that be can give satisfaction.

Wl. w. CARDN O S also commenced business on the same premises, as Shipping and Q-bneeai. Commission Agent, and, from his long experience in this line, those who may favour him with their commissions may be satisfied of their being faithfully carried out. Agent for the Norwich Union Fiee Insurance Comp ant. Beach Itoad, Tauranga, July 13.

D. ASHER JJAS pleasure in informing tuo public afc large that lie is now in a position to sell Goods at very little over First Cost in the Home Market, haring mads arrangements for Direct Shipments prom England. Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Clothing of every description in latest styles Crimean Shirts, Men’s and Boys’ Canadian and Tweed Jackets, in great variety, Suitable for Tourists to the Lakes Also, a great variety of Bugs and Blankets. D. ASHER solicits an early call from intending purchasers. NOW IN STOCK: IX ASHER, Proprietor.