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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 9, 4 August 1883, Page 3

' ■ Important. "lsf.oTici-! ' TO THE'"' ' . L THAMES VALLEY ,'SETTLEP TE AEOHA I&Ss.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE TE AROHA,. STOCK OF MESSRS CAUR & SONS F<£l CASH, AT A Bl^ ." COUNT OF £2,000 OFF THE* ORIGINAL COST, HAVE REOPENED THE EXTENSIVE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY THAT FIRM. «■' , 4 . «f§

MESSRS WELLS & SOUTTER PURPOSE , ADDING LABG^?" TO THE STOCK, FROM THEIR • IMPORTS EX « W_(J^ HORA," "RANGITIKEI," AND "LOCH KEN;" AND "%4so LOTIAN." SHORTLY TO ARRIVE.

MESSRS CARR & SONS' STOCK WILL JBE MARKED DOWN, AND SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS' .'GIVEN TO LARGE PURCHASERS.

THE DRAPERY AND GROCERY^ BUSINESSES WILL -BE CARRIED ON IN THE OLD PREMISES, AND THE IRONMONGERY (TEMPORARILY) IN -THE SHOP KNOWK AS LAVERY'S.

NO EFFORT WILL BE SPARED THAT EIGHTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE WILL SUGGEST TO MAKE THE EBTABLISHENT SECOND TO NONE OF ITS KIND IN THE COLONY.

WELLS & SOUTTER, TE AROHA AND CA-. BRIDGE,

And at No. 20, Buckeisbury,, London, C.E.

3SP OTI O E OF REMOVAL:

J- J&_ COCKS OEGS to informs his Friends and the Public generally that he will open hit NEW P E EMI S E S WITH A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF MEN"'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, AND GENERAL DRAPERS, AND HOPES THAT HE WILL STILL RECEIVE THE SAME PATRONAGE THAT HE HAS HITHERTO BEEN FAVORED WITH.

MEN'S TWEED SUITS, from 25s '""TfcANKKTS, 15s per Pair WOOL AND UNION PLAID, J 8 > per Yard RATIN CLOTHS, 9i> perXunl : s »■»—■■__• ■ • J* DRE 8 SEBGES, 9d. VELVETEENS, all shaft*, 4e. JAND ALL OTHER 'GOODS EQUALLY CHEAF.

ri^E- AROHA HARDWARE STORE. Builders' Ironmongery Lock*, Hindus, Nails, &«j., Mining Tools, Drills, Ltimwing Bars, Shovels D\nan»ite Powder and Fuse .' Every requisite kept for domestic purpdiis Boilers, Pots and Kettles, &c, &c. Sleep p.omfwrtanle by buying from D,'J i?. a good Bd tead and ,S'>ruujato make a S,»rmg Mat- , tre.^ Keroseiie aud Candles, sold by case or box O'l and Paints, &c. 5 per cent. Discount for Cash. D J. FRAZER, Whitaker Street, Te Aroha.