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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 34, 26 January 1884, Page 1

ARE ;NOW ; OPENING AT itlElß ''f'^'s/^G/ ' A X O H : A kiv()'m«'' J ' A GRAND SHOW OK 1 "! , '* " • SP.B/IIJ G" D.^AB-EM^xl' , J|j[EN.'S AJs T J), pPYS 1 iQLOTHING, -"• ' ' *'*' ' JgObTS , AND Q HOES. ' '" ' vtn.^t CARPETS -BRUssEts; 'KrlsT^ felI; hdi^m^^^ OIL CLOTH AND FIBRE MATTING. \ : , l^ SADDLES— A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES', AND akmh^ MEN'S. l '"-•■:" lEONIOIGEEY~"DEPAETIMr IS WELK STOCKED WITH BUILDEES. FUE2TISHING. MI^IFG &• AGEIOULTURAL IMPLEMENTS- EI>ECTKO-PLAT'6d "WAKES. PAI3STS. OILS. GLASS. WA.'LIu PA.PEES,' &C, -&0.1 'SX--LICENSED DEALEES IN GUMS, POWDER, DYNAMITE, LITHOFRACTECJR, &c.,' ' GROCERIES, PBODUCE,'°AND PROVISIONS; ...'. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. '' • • - lA. < vK. I *-"Jwi'Kr-J '■ :o: AGENTS, COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. ,

WELLS & S OUT TEE,

IMPORTERS AND MERCHANTS, TE AROHA, CAMBRIDGE, AND AT 20, BUCKERSBURY, LONDON, E.C.

lIASSETT & GEMMINGS, Waioronoomai.

BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS,' ETC.

STATIONERY 1 STATIONERY 1 1 1 STATIONERY ! ! 1 To the Residents of Te Aroha, Waiorongomai, and Surrounding Districts. CHARLES BALC X E , (Late of Thames), p EGS to inform the above that he has commenced bnsiness in Te Aroha as HAIRDRESSER, aitd that he has also a large assortment of English and Colonial Journals, English, American and Australian Papers received each mail. Agent for The Aroha News, Auckland W. News, Saturday's Herald. N.R.— Finest Stock TOBACCONIST GOODS in Te Aroha. Agent for Professor Elli's Herbal Medicines. Noto the Address : Next B.N.Z.

GOOD NEWS FOR TE AROHA

PEOPLE ! ! '

Charles McLiver OF BROWN STREET, GRAHAMS-

TOWN, TS Selling Books, Dressing Cases,, Work Boxes, Toys, Pipes, Accord eons, Violins, Concertina, Flutes, at from 10 to 25 per cent cheaper than anyone elso in the District. VERY BEST BIUNDS OF TOBACCO. . Countiy Orders, accompanied ; by P.O.^ 1 receive immediate attention. s ( k , , - 1 - ' ■; : , ' 1 - \<- 1 ; :;,... bro^^^Rkj?t, : j i..'-|< : !i