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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume II, Issue 198, 29 July 1874, Page 2

Notice to Debtors. JHB undersigned begs serkmsly to request tbar those INDEBTED to him will SETTLE the it ACCOUNTS WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS FROM THIS NOTICE. He would greatly regret to take unpleasant steps, but will most surely be COMPELLED TO DO SO UNLESS THIS HINT IS ACTED UPON. ALEXANDER COOK. Taaranga Hotel, July 23. | H S SUCCESS OP THE SSW NOTSMST “SATURDAY NIGHT” IS JTBMLT ESTABLISHED. Its circulation is already greater than that of any journal in the colony. The Thrilling Tales are being read In THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS j of Households. | Single copy, 3d, Subscription, with postage [ added, 12a 6d per annum, will be received by W. I H. Ben net. Storekeeper, Tauranga > or at the Daily Southern Cross office, Auckland. New Butchery Establishment. X URANGA. MICHAEL BREARLEY (Late of Qrahamstown) B Eas leave to inform tue inhabitants of Tau ranga that be H AS COMMENCED BUSINESS In the Premises known as “ Fbasbb’s Hall,” Beach Hoad, a* FAMILY BUTCHER. The Building has been fitted up with all the requirements necessary for carrying on the trade in a manner, tiie subscriber hopes, alike satisfactory to his customers, and himself. Having made complete arrangements, ho will have a CONSTANT and REGULAR SUPPLY of Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Yeal, and Lamb in Season. Families and Shipping Supplied. Customers Waited on Daily. Terms Liberal. WANT . D to PURCHAS , TAURANGACURED HAMS and HaCON. Highest Cash Price Given. —MICHAEL B. EARLEY, Family Batcher (late Fraser’s Hail), Beach Road, tTauraugi,