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M 0 R R I N«VJ L L E. M. J. CLIFFORD, Ila\ ing preatly enlarged and im-jd-oved hi ! Stor ■, will now al vavs hn\ c, on hand a LaHGE ..nd V.YiUHD STOCK oi FIHST-CLASy GOODS in the ioliowinLines :—: — GROOI'-KY, DRAPERY, BOOTS & SHOES, JROXMO^GERY, lvi'(j., Etc., Ere, BAKERY— PIain .md Fauu} Bjcad. Excellence <>f Quality and MODERATE PUICES will be a diMiu .uishing leitLuiu ol thi-v Store. (IASII( 1 AS1I PUIK'HASEIJof Country Prodiice. Goods delivered )ii :\u\ of the Sin rounding Di-tnots. NOTI C X ! TAMES UOPPETT, Begs to inform his iimiu rotis Cu'-tomeis and the Public geueialls Lh.it hit. ni:w pi;i:.MiM':s
arc now opemd al \\ Aiuuo^^ioMAi, and ihfit Ik 1 has I I'd in a Nl-.W AND Wi.LI- A^MJKi Xl) Stm k ul GROCELUES, Dh'APEiiY, ir(»x.mu:>"(Hi;ry, eic. ly cIom» .ittintion to his Bnsiin'S^, and l>y k i pt'i'j, only VIH S T CL A S S GOO D S He tiu-t- to bi' }.i\ (iM'cd \v ith a libeial S'larr ni Nn/jU'it. RI'ECIALiTY : 3s. 'f E A , TI!V IT! Spoitin?. and Bl i^lint; Powd t and all MIM\ T (^ liE^Ui^li'ES Alw <i\ s on li md. CANTERBURY HAMS & BA'JOX.
Te Aroha New^., Auckland Woek'v News, and Th, tines Aii \ ci tisei, sold. Goods deliveiod up th • hil. and to all part-> oi the t<>\\ nship. POST AND ThLKPIIoNE OFFICE. Staui|' ■ .--old. Cash pm chafers CoUi\ T R Y PROD U C E. lionmon^ciy. •yv: auoii\ hardware spore. I'uildeis' lionmongery Locks, Hin<4 - *^ ? Na,l i , <&(\, Miitnm Tools, Dulls, Laiubini; Bai" yii.oi'L D\nai!)itc Powder and Fu^e Eveiy rei]Uisitc Icipt for domestic purposes BoiiUf. Pots and kettles. &c, &c, Sh l ep t np'loi t.ibu' by bu\ing Jiom I). J Y. a i.',(iod' li 'dsiead and bji'nj,sio make a Spim^ h^d 1l(-s Keiosene and Candles sold b\ ease oi b-ix Oils d\n\ Paint-s. &r. 5 per cent. Discount i'oi Ca^h. ]). J. FRAZEII, Whitaker Stioel, Te Aroha. ADDRESS: 75, QUEJKJ^-JSTEEET.
•| HYDRAULIC LIME €> & TRADE yr MARK ** 9W M wl k AUCKLAND, N.Z. "TTTHY have Bad Dairies, when Concrete H is so Cheap? Anyono who follow* cut instructions can erect Ono Story Huililii.gs build Ooncrotc Tanks Shoep Dips, aucl lay all kinds of Concrete Floors. The Framing or Boxinsy to deposit the Concvoto in requires no Timber but that needed to finish the building. Iron bolts can bo diapt^nsed v\ iih. Parties interested will ploasb Call a + . our Office, and g-ot full particular.-* of how (o L^rann for Buildings, ice, as it is almost impossible U. make it Clear by writing. Coneroto makes good bases for Engines, klso, Dama, Water-races, Culverts &c. Why should County Councils build so many Snutll Biid&es, when Concrete Culverts cost so little? All the rates are absorbed in Renewing and Replacing after fc'louds. Rich or Soapy Clays, well biirncd. iftake a good substitute for .gravel. Stdrt a wort fire round a stump, put oil some Clay, and waloh the result. P.S.— Alt TVlahuffcngi Tamos are not alikS, find nun-' of Wilson's is genuine wiihout the A'rardt Marjki;
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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 60, 26 July 1884, Page 1
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497Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 60, 26 July 1884, Page 1
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