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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 93, 14 March 1885, Page 7

ANY PERSON DESIROtTS^OP '^TOINGr— — 'AJsr AifeTJOLiii air erswHKb^Hiia-Tr I\ GOLD OR SlL\ss>f 77 //} » 5 . ''OJ? WAXCHES OK A*fif AUTLCLE OF PiME/t Should communicate with" < .'"> 1 ■ , S. MCL E.R P ; N, Who will forward (carriage paid) ,* . A SELECTION TO CHOI/SE FLIOM TO \N¥ RELIABLE PERSON.* WATCHES, CLOCKS,' ANO~JEWELLERY, A LARGER STOCK THAN EVER J • -' • THE BULK IMPORTED DIRECT ! THE BALANCE FOR CASH f '.«',■ ALL MARKED AT A LOW PRICE f IN PLAIN FIGURES ! r ° l i /■ » ' * "'- Q-AXJj .Als) X) SEE I ' *; - T * HAVING CLOSKd'm~Y~AIIOHA SHOP, . - Customers who forward their Watches, etc., to me ab Hamilton tor Repairs shall have the same carefully and promptly nlteinled to, as no effort shall ' ' be wanting on my part to retain Aroiia, and Waiorongomai connection , S . M~o" iTeITn 1 ON , HAMILTON, 7 ANDAT GISBORNE.] [A ND AT GISBORNE.

81l i G 11 A M AND If A. It It J fes GENERAL MERCHANTS, WuiTAKKit Street, Te Aroha. HAVING OPEKED a GROCERY KSTAHLISIIMENT, intiMid SELLING A.TUO-OPERATIVK PRICES fob CA-sia:, AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. B and H. vould u-ques>t their Friends and tho Public to CALL AND SEX FOR THEMSELVES. GROCERIES 1 ri ItOCERIES I f^ ItOCERIES ! At Lowest Possible Prices. Messrs LAYBOURN BROS. WAIORONGOMAI, Beg to inform Te Aroiia Customers and the Public generally that they have MADE NEW A R RANG E M E NTS (Which will come into force on Feb. 2,) For the mote DIRECT DELIVERY OF GOODS Ijn TE AROIIA. Customers will bb Waited on kor Orders every Wednesday, And the GOODS WILL BE DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING DAY. Orders, value Ml and upwards, Delivered Same Day in special cases, by leaving Orders ai D. J. F RAZE it'S, Te Aroiia. TRY. LAYBOURN BROS.

CHAKI.ES U lifeK KTll] fALEX A , fk'By. OESKETfI AND A^TKd)>, SEED AND GRAIN MilrfOflANTiF COMMJSSrON, LAXD, SEiIPPjyQ, & GENKHAL AGMNTS. All kinds of Agriculture ami jthe. S^ls on Hand. Also, Manure*,, &;., dc. Consignments received and Ac.ount Sales punctually rendeiud. DUR H A M STRE E T, 'Auckland. TE ARcTIIA~"p.'HARiVtACi r . Whitaker Street. GEORGE ROBSON, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST. Physicians'g Prescriptions and. Family Receipts accurately prepaid from the Purest Dnft»s only. . TEETH EXTRACTED. PATENT MEDICINES •PERFUMERY, NURSERY & TOILET REQUISITES &0., &a, &c. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES. Sundnj Attenduncu, 8 to 9 p.m. Vacuum* ion performed every Monday morning from 1] to 12.'

jr^AYBOURN & Q 0 Diniham Street, Auckland, Feb. 8, 1885. Received per s.?. " Aurari^i" and to airivo per « DOl ie" NE\V CLOVER GEE US FOR 1885, Suj erior Quality, corim'sting of English & Dutch— Colonial— White Ciover Cocksfoot Red Clover Bye Gras. (GnnQfb An 4) . Cow Grass Eve Gr.ij>s (Poverty" Buy) Ak>ke J Italian Eye Grass , J ; Trefoil Prairie Grass •* Timothy E-Jts'-tail Grass Lucerne Crested Dogs-tail Kjl P° Sheep and Hard Fescue Eib Grass P oa P ru and Poa Tiiv Also, Turnip, Carrot, and Mangold Sued. Prices and Sampleß on application. GENUINE MANURES. We are Sole Agents for the Gear Meat I re-ei-vina Company's Superior Bone Manu-es. Gear Bouedust from steamed bones, £8} Puro >» » raw „ 8 i Gear PPc^ cU £ a { " flne » £8 IOaJ bone ANALYSIS BY ME J. a! POND. Moisture. .. 5-6 Carbonate of Lime B-7 Nitvogemzed Organic Saud .. 1-7 Mattel' „ 21*9 " ' * " . Phosphate of Lime 02-1 iqo-q This i« a very good sample.— J. A> Voxd. \\ c are also Agents for KempLhorne, Prossof & Co. s buperphosphate, made not from Coprohtes, as the English, but from the bou-s and blood of the bullocks killed at the New Zealand Bleat Preserving Co.'s Works, Kaikorai, Otago. ANALYSIS BY PEOPESSOE BLACK. Water .. 14 . 0 Netrogenized Organic matter 23- 0 Phosphate of Lime .. „ aG'-O Hydrated Sulphate of Lime.. 32-5 Price Alkali Salts .. .. . g. or 17108 Sand ; .. [[ j. q per ton 100-0/ There is no doubt that this manure is about the best of its kind.— Janks 'G-. Black Professor of Chemistry aud Colonial Analyist. W e have just landed a cargo of Long Island Lruano, which is particularly rich in Carbonate and Phosphate of Lime, as shown bv ANALYSIS BY ME J, A. PON,D. Moistme •, % „ #m 1093 1 )rganic Matter „ , ', e-77 ' .Phosphate of Lime . . . . 35-54' ' ' . Carbonate of Lime . . . . 42-98 c .Alkalino Salts and insoluble • £ * ;108 matter o-78 per tou 100-0 , Tho Carbonate of Lime in this sample ia very high.— J, A. Po.<d, Colonial Analvist. ALWAYS ON HAND.r-BocL and Manure Salt, Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Scia, Fencing Wire, Grain of every Irin.d, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, aud a large stock of Groceries all of which .will be sold at Jowest remuuerii* Live rates. Large .buyers hoerally treated. ADAM LAYBOURN & CO. P r m tTn g. ' PAHDS» CincOLARS, \J itEOEJPT BOOKS, BILL-HE AD3 MB MO RAN DC MS, 1 l POSTERS, ' ' HANDBILLS, ■n tho |wost Modern Style. v <• \ t

WAIORONGOMAI. DAVID 1%/JCf } / ALLACE AVID IVI 1J» w V ALLACE Begs to {.dvisc the inhabitants of WAIORONGOMAI, TE AROIIA, And the surrounding districts, Thiit he has taken over the BUSINESS OF MR. JAMES MUNRO, BLACKSMITH, WAIORONGOMAI, Where he purposes carrying on the business of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, SHOEING & GEN IS HAL BLACKSMITH And hopes by strict nttention to business, Good Workmanship and Modemte Charges, to nurit A SHAUIfI OF PUBLIC SUPPORT. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS At Auckland Prices. ESTIMATES GIVEN Fok All Kiwds of Ikon WoitK. GIVE WALLACE A TRIAL.

WERAHIKO BUTCHERY, WAIORONGOMAI, AND UP HILL. GORDON AND p\ OLDSWORTHY OKDON AND ISOLDS WORTHY Will Opkm on Feu. 2, THE WERAHIKO BUTCHERY, Adjoining Lawless' Hotel) Waiorongonmi. This shop, as also tlie present one Up-hill, will be kept supplied with FIRST~CL A 8 S M E A T Of every description ; also, SAUSAGES AND SMALL GOODS in variety Fresh Daily. By -<?>ij.»plj injj- a really pi'itue article fit a moderate price G. & Gv hope to be favoured with a large share oi! public support. Liberal discount to Cash Customers. GORDON & GOLDSWORTHY, , . WAIOUONGOMAI.