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Te Aroha News, Issue 6, 14 July 1883, Page 4

WANTED — Subscribers to the following Monthly Periodicals, per quater, in advance : — Young Ladies' Journal, Bow Bells, and Harpers' Monthly Magazine, each 3s 6d with postage ss ; Picturesque JNew Zealand, 8s with postoge included; London Journal and Something to Read, each 2s 6d., with postage ,3s Gd ; Bow Bells Noveletts (4 complete tales), 2s 3d, with postage 3s; Family Uerald, Family Reader, Chambers' Journal, Union Jack 1 Ymng Men of Great Britian, Girls' Own Paper, Boys Own Paper, Boys Standard, Boys of England, and Our Boys Journal, each 2s 6d, with postage 3s 3d ; Eveiy Month, Is 3d with postage 2s; Illustrated Penny Paper, Is 6(1, with postage, 2s; Monthly K.Z. Settler, Is 6d post free. Weekly Newspapers as folloG: — Australasian, Auckland Weekly News, Canterbury Times, and New Zealand Freeman's Journal, each 6s with postage, 63 6d; Northern Wairoa Gazettv, 5s post free ; Melbourne Once a week and Auckland Observer, each 3s, with postage 3s 6d ; Free Pi ess and-Te Aroha News, each Is postage, 2s 6d ; Free Lance, Is with postage Is 6d. Any Book, Periodical, or Newpaper imported to order. Deposit required.— O. MAC KEY, Bookseller (late Mackay Brothers), 11, Grey-st., Auckland.

B. G. MACKY, ■OROKER, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Whitaker Street, Te Aroiia.

NOTICE! TAMES OOPPETT, Begs to inform his numerous Customers and the Public generally that his NEVV PItKMISES are vow opened at Waiokongohai, and that lie has laid in a NEW AN» WKLL ASSORTED Stock of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, IRONMONGERY, ETC.

By close attention to his Business, and by keeping only FIRST "GLASS GOODS He trusts to be favoured with a liberal Share of Support. SPECIALITY: OUR 3s. TE A, TRY IT! Sporting, and Blasting Powder and all MINING REQUISITES Always on Hand. CANTERBURY HAMS & BACON. Te Arolia News, Auckland Weekly News, and Thames Advertiser, sold. Goods delivered up the hill and to all parts of the township. POST AND TELEPHONE OFFICE. Stamps sold. Cash purchasers OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.

MELBOURNE CUP, 1883.

ADAM BEDE will this year hold a series of Consultations on the above event, Two Thousand Subscribers at LI each, to be divided as follows :—: — First Horse £500 Second Horse 200 Third Horse* 100 Other Starters (divided) 500 Non-starters 700 Total £2000

It^ is particularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as each list will be drawn soon as filled. Results will be forwarded to subscribers immediately after drawing 1 , and the next list proceeded with. Any subscriber drawing a horse in any li-it will be allowed, if he so desires it, to invest in the following list any sum not exceeding Four Pounds without remitting any further cash, this amount to be ultimately deducted from prize money. It will be observed that these lists will average one prize in about fourteen tickets, instead of one in fifty, as in the larger lists of previous years. Application by letter only, enclosing wo stamps, with exchange on cheques, or by money order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account be received. If bank •notes are aent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. WHO. X NOW OPEN.^I Address— ADAMBEDfC, J I ■ Care of H.N.Abl)6tt, V Box N§. 2, Post-office, Auckland.