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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 97, 11 April 1885, Page 7

„„ ,»,,,„ IN f;0LI) 01: shiver,.. • at ;, • ;, OE DID' JfiUUS OF^xAK ; ING A'-PRBSBNTATION '- „ \ , ( OFxWAadftafjOtt ANXAKTIOLB OF PLA^JBj t -. , -- (> t , f Should coimnuuicato with • ' Who will forward (carriage paidV ■ ( A SELECTION TO CHOU.SJU FROM ,TQ VNriiEUABLE PERSON, WATCHES, CLOcFs.TnFjEWELLERY, 1 A LARGER STOCK THAN EVER ! • - • ' : ' . THE BULK I NfPORTiiID DIRECT ! THE BALANCE FOR CASH. I ' • IH PLAIN FIGURES , MABKED AT A LOW PIUCK ' CALL A^D SEE!

HAVING CLOSED MY AROHA SHOP, Customers who forward their Watches, etc., to me at Hamilton for Repairs sh ill have tbe same carefully and promptly attended to, as no effort shall be wanting on my part to retain Aroiia, attd Wuiorongumai connection.

S. MC H LEIiNOF, AND AT QISBOBNE.] HAMILTON > [AND AT GISBORNB ,

LOWER WAITO.A HOT SPRINGS.

Certain Cure for those Suffering from Rheumatism, Bye Affections, and various other Ailments.

TO BE • LET

(by the week, month, or for a term), A COTTAGE (four rooms) a<! joiningthe nbove. A r.tre opportunity for obtaining the benefit of a sojourn in the country, and availing of these wonderful "Springs. Milk, butter, etc., etc., supplied on the spot. For terms and fuller particulars apply to F. SfRANGE, Lower Waitoa.

P-S. — The above Springs havq effected u number of really wonderful cures in various affections of the eyes.

fsmmb IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of Waikato and Thames (bein^ a local Court oi Bankruptcy), holden at Thames.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1883, and the amendment thereof, and in the matter of EDWARD PEKL, of Te Aroha, Coidial Manufacturer, a Bankrupt.

"VTOTICE is hereby given thnl aij Adi_l journod First Meeting of Creditors of the jilwc-nsnn^l Bankrupt will be held n't the Couit House, Te Aioha, on TUESDAY, 28th day of April, 1885, at 6.30 p.m. Sig. GEO. HARCOURT, Deputy Official Assignee.

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tgfThe first three . numbers ,of . the jPAIIMER lire now* issued, and persons [^'wishing to suboritie should Rend in their [\mwh at onco to the Now,s Office., „ t ' All subscriptions must bo paiH 'in Yd' .vnnce— Yearly, 10a ; Helf-yearly, 6s (pos^ paid). , 1