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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 30, 29 December 1883, Page 8

NOTICE. W. GREY DESIRE? to notify the Public s of Te Aroha and tho Burroaudm^D.Rtne r (hut he has PURCHASED the iBRATfcD WATER und COKDIAL Ataitttctunnj; Uutiiiw* of Mr A. \V. Taylor. W.CK hopes hy courtesy and strict .attention to Business to merit a continuation ot ±avor« accorded to his predecessor. W G also desires to inform tho public tlmt'New and Improved Machinery is bemtf added t» thai already in use ami he will bo in a position to <""\°ut Article ol UieFINESTQUALITY with DESPATCH. Signed. WALTER GUEY.

IN reference to tlio above, I beg to solicit for my successor, Mr W. Grey. ,i continuation of tho support kindly uecoidcd me. Signed. A. W. TAYLOR. October 19th, 1883.

OLAN OF LICENSED HOLDINGS. ;J TE AROIIA GOLDFIKLDS. Compiled from Official Data by j (i. 11. A. PUUCHAS, I MINING, AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SUuVEYOK, Shewing Mr Hayldon's Mining Surveys ; also, Water Knees, County Tramways, Koads, &c.

Scale : 5 chains to an inch. Size :44x 27 inches. Pi ice, 4s. For Sale at the following places : Te Aroha : ft. 11. A. Purchas's Office. Waiornngomai : Louis Kaluian. Hill Store : Wells and Soutter. Hamilton : Sandeb & Co., Chemists.

NOTI C E !

TAMES QOPPETT, Begs to inform his numerous Customers and the Public generally that his NEW PREMISES ,n-e now opened at W.uonoNGOMAi, and that he has laid in a Ni:\V AND WKLL \S^OUTKD Stock of GROCERIES, DH APERY, IRONMONGERY, ETC. Bv close attention to his "Business, and by keeping only FIRST CLA h? « GOO D S He trusts to be favoured with u liberal Sh.iro of Support. SPECIALITY : OUR 3s. T E A, TRY IT!

Sportin*, and Hh^tinK Powder nnd .ill MINING REQUISITES Always on hand.

CANTERBURY HAMS & BAJOX.

Te Aroha News, Auckland Wi-vUls NVws, and Thames AdviMtisei, sold.

Goods delivered up the hill and to all parts of. the township.

POST AND TELEPHONE OFFICE, btamps sold.

Cash purchasers OF COUNT RY^ l> ROD (JCE. important" announcement.

vr E W AND RUMMER A O ODS Now Opened Out IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, J. FARE E LL'S, Consisting of the NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS in Dross Material", Fancy Prints, Plain find Figuicd S;iteens, French Printed Lawns, Ladies' Dolmans, Ladies' and Children's Millinery, St»«iw Hats and Bonnets, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, &c. Albo. OPENING OUT NEW SUMMER CLOTHING * in Men's Boys- 1 and Youths' Suits, &c.

Splendid New Assortment Shirts in ALL MAKK-S.

GENTS' HATS, TIES, SCARFS, &c, &c, IN GREAT VARIETY.

JOHN FAIiKELL, TE AROHA HOUSE, Whitaker Street.

ADAM BEDE.

A UCKLAND SUMMFJt RACE MEETING, A 1888-81.

A Novelty Company on the above Meeting will be formed by the undersigned on the same piinciple which has given such universal satisfaction in previous years, viz :—

4000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH, to be divided amongst all horses entered in

THIRTEEN DIFFERENT HA.CES during the Meeting.

ABOUT 220 PRIZES, RANGING FROM ABOUT £5 TO £300.

Full particulars with Ticket sent to each subscriber or on application. Application, by letter only, enclosing Two 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 sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. Address : ADAM BEDE, Care of H. N. ABBOTT, Box, No. 2, Post Ofilco, Auckland.