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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 38, 20 December 1901, Page 4

NOTICEThose desirous of being subscribers to tlie Eoduey and Ota- (* inatea Times, will oblige by co«is munieating to Messrs T. A, ■ Huband, and G. Harrison, f I ' Maungaturoto, E. M, Boldero, v I i Mangawai, H. Sliepberd. Te r"^ Arai, E. C. Piper, Port Albert, k. I. Fletcher, and S. F. Boler, U*^ Tauhoa, Messrs Cruickshanlv and E. Richards, Matakana,. f I ' E. J. Harper, Leigh, Omaha, Mr. Armitage^ Wellsford, J, [^ j Scholium, and {\ Schiscka, fT" Pnhoi, Mr. Gurtis, Eahvaka, or direct to the l(Tinj6§" offlcej r^ t _. TEEMS Bs, per annum in ad. r""/*) vance, postage paid, 10s. 2s, Gd. w-a per quarter, post paid 3s, O Warkworth HOUSE. Z 86 Ctueeii-et,, * Auckland, Settlers will find pveiy conifort, at reasonable prices, qJcI established Vf use. Wn% Ita McLeaiij, gc-< - Prorrieti-ess. i C, La Roclie, , JH La»d, Estate Insurance, ! gj Financial and (kiei*, ' ; |^ Commissloti Ageal ll^fe - o |L=j S®-"Times Offipe"f®« pf Warkworth, [SrQ C. L, • Being associated with K. several reliable city agents, can @$)i giv-e clients good facilities for j . meeting buyers, r \ J,BAaiOT, j a. gr, q eSS Supplies Fresli «■■■■ Milk Twice Daily.

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