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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 92, 7 March 1885, Page 1

HAftDWA&E •&■■' GEhERiL MRDRMDN- ;'. •"; .;■:■.. .GESX,STO|E.. :,;■'' ( g; HOUSEHOLt) iJ^WoliiailliY W BBBD QUALItY, Q q SIBBER .AKli PLATED. WARE tif AliL P.AfT^RNS/ ( ,; |> g' BE^teAfcs,' gIN&iS AiTD DOIIBLE % , AT) ALL PRICES, ' ;| T^ BUILDERS' IRONMONGER^ OF !fittfff? bfeORIPTION, 9S q OOBHtJGATED iffibjTi ( UTPKG^ AN© xDO^N.^IPE, i 5i 5 g.S; BOLTS/ NUTS, NAILs/iDCJqR, ANfi^BL^ j^r^TS, 'JJtc., ETtf. @|,S t^BLE LAMPS, IN GRjEAT YARIEiY, fcBOM'sSfc'eV.'BAOH, 1 • " £ HURRICANE. LAMPSj.-VIBB MINING REQtJISI^S OPa^BRV^DIS^RIP^ION^^ DYW AMITisI' (bbth 'Nob&'s' a?nd r AustraUan), POWDER. OA^S, , All Goods Sold at AUCKLAND PRICES. .I/i&ERAL .DISCOIjNJ •- ' ► allowed to CASH PURCHASERS: *..." ■?; ' - , DANIEL J. FRAZER, WHITAKBR e^RBBT^ TH AROHA.

IMPORTANT NOTICE— Now open a Branch of the fcl)oVe tft. QU,ARTZ V I L L E ,

Drapers*

Storekeeper.

A t>AM T AYBOtfRN & i^O., Advise the Inhabitant of Te Aroha, Wniofongonmi, and the Siilroilndirig Districts that they have opetied a

VTEWP R I N G

AND flUMMlfi T>k£A3?TCKt, itTILLINEUV AND /^LO^HINQ

BRANCH, STORE AT WAIOKOjTOOMAI

Now opened up at

J. 1A X BE I L'S TE AROHA. All of which are the MOST RECENT IMPORTATION for this Season consisting of a great variety of NEW PLAIN AND FANCY IMES3 MATERIALS, NEW GINGHAMS, NEW PRINTS, NEW SATEENS, &o, &c. Ladies' new English Trimmed Bonnets & Hats, LATEST STYLES. Great Quantity of Untrhnmed Hats and Bonnets ; also New Trimming Materials, Laces, Feathers, "Flowers, Orhwnctits, &c, &c« A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Men's Boys' and Youths' Clothing, in New Zealand and English Makes. Regatta, Oxford, and White Shirts, assorted Sizes and Prices. Those living in Te Arohtt District who are nccnstoined to Rend elsewhere for Drapery Goods, would do well to cair*tnd inspect the Stock, when they will Ree they CAN BUY Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery AS CHEAP in my Shop as in Auok* land.

for the Sale o£

groceries, provisions, grain, seed, and Farm produce, To be conducted by THOMAS and ROBERT LAYBOURN, under the title of ' Laybourn Brothers. All Goods will be Sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIGES FOR CASH ONLY I No Bad Debts 1 Heavy Interest on Credit? . Accounts 1 No Expensive Shops I Only a Plain Wafehotise, ro that Good Customers will get FULL VALUE for their money at Wai'ehotise Prices.

Buyers of Origta'it) Packages b£ Good* served at Wholesale Prices, Our constant aim will be to sertfe the Public faithfully, so as to make Busin«s* mutually satisfactory to Buyer and Belief alike. „ - »

JOHN FAR X ELL, TE AROHA HOUBE, Whitaker Street.

We ask you to TRY

T -jMT ARSH A L L IMPORTER,

LAYBOU.R& BBOTHE)|fc& , WAIOROHGOtfAt.

ftailvrayg*

•WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ' DRAPER, ; CLOTHIER, GRAHAMSTOWN AND' SHORTLAND. * "Saddlery. j <. McKEN Z I ti • SADDLER, ! MORRINSVII^LE, SADDLERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Repairs Neatly pud Promptly attended Cabinet Makersi ■ ! WILLIAM, E VERI-TT; , 1 ' CABINETMAKER,, UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

TJIRANKTON JUNCTION (fotmerly X 1X 1 H,AMILTON.JUNOIIOJO to MORETNSVILLB. '" "* '

TIMETABLE Otf AND ATMtt NO VBMBEE 24th, 1884. Morrittsvllle, dep»- •««* , 9,55 tt»iA. MotUitmqhp, ♦•<,».. 8, Eureka „ ..4 §. . , • Riiakura Junction, ari\ HO.4Q* Buakura Junction, dep»,, 10*4$ , JHanijiton East,,,, „. 10.*% Hamilton tyest,' „ ... 10.50 Frankton Jilrtction*(ar.) 11.0,1 1.0, , : Frankton ;) Unction, dep» 111,5, , Auckland (arr.) ..* 6»5 pliirti Auckland (Hej.) ■ *„ 11. «J0 a.m. frankton uunctiott, arr. 4.40 p.ith Frankton Junction, dep.^ 4.45 p.m. •<■ • HamiltpU'West, <trr. '*».< '-„, Hamilton West) dep ««» 4.50 -j • llaraiJton. East, air/ .«. -\ § Ruakura Junction „ ..<< 5.0 • ■ {" Knnkifi'A Junction, dep. 5.6 . • - >(for Mort'insvilh) 14 '. •• Eureka, • . ■ ■ „'',.» ' § • - MottttnftcthO) ••'' „';'.«" § Moirinsville(al'rive).4. § Galls if reqdifed*'" ;>(; >( ' ' Does tint- stop- at teen Laae, Sllersii'd, Papatoit6i, Mninil'ewa, Paprtkura } Hunua, BunoiiTian, Paerhta, Bucklahd, THakau, Wlnuig'arata 4 "«h^ D b'ken6. Passorigerd tj'otn these stfition^ proceed by. the 10.10 a tii* train- frohr^'Jiekla'rid} find* ghahgl into tlji'Oiigli tfaln at v M'ei'cej'." ;<r " \C- . . llh6l 1 h6 <Kiil-uitti. evening ttain- will Mtkve Ancklaad ] a^ 4.45 p,!ft.,. instead of 4,30 •\fAf\t >' ' t } ...„ i'-ti>r\n in •„;'{!',- ThCKaiData^Vestting-.tfftirt^ottlsHQfeTifl-v!lle^illleaveftt4 p<m., instead %£l?4 l3o p.m# .\^ ■'. „ 1.,'. . i'^JaW ..Th« a^.thx tfate-from, will il^e'^t 6/20 p^ia^for Otahflfctt^and^na* huoga'i I' '•• . » „.'' , ' s r e w-2etf)a)ij^il^&e.^ t

npHE CHEAPEST HOUSE ihtheDlsi .■- ■ , - trict for > , EVERY DESORIPTJON OB 1 FUMITURE, I AKD BEDDING ready made Joj" to Order* ' • '" » ' '

WtLLIAMWEMTT, { ThePuht, '"( >B.B.~n(?encing.Ka|]efs jd any Qittttitity, <}£ LL K-h^jfitf, Priiitln^ eie^uted Neattidss attd Desspatcli, , t ; i ., u%>lw •■".'•■At^ 1 ' ." ; ' ! " r"*;-f*',J.- \, t 4»H'i<«st,j it ;k^^ ;^t iTtP* .-;