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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 103, 23 May 1885, Page 1

Butoherß.

M E A TH THOS. TIERNEY BP:GS to inform the Ilegnlenta of Te Aroha and SurrounfJing Districts that they will find it to thoir advantage to I'uiclmse their Meat at the •. PREMIER BUTCHERY, which will be found constantly supplied with a Large Stock of ' ' • BEEF, ( _"' i' MUTI^ON, >ff PORK)' LAMBj Etc., Btc» ( ' ' n X

sku^AGES FRESH'DAILY all of . which will be found of the VEXY f BKBT QUALITY, and will be sold at most REASONBLE PRICES. By personal attention to the requirements of my Customers and prompt oxecution of orders, I hope to be favoured with a larj^e share of support from thy General Public. Meat delivered to any part of the SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. HAMS 4ND BACON OF FINEST QUALITY. CASH PURCHASERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.

THOS. TIERNEY,

WHITAKER BTRBBT, Te Aroha.

WAIORONGOMAI BUTCHERY.

GRAVES AND BASKIVILLE

SUPPLY Meat of First Class Quality Only. BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, PORK, Etc. Meat delivered UPHILL or to any part of the District. EVERY ATTENTION will be paid to Orders. CASH CUSTOMERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. SAUSAGES FRESH DAILY. Graves and Baskiville, WAIORONGOMAI. GROCERIES ! r\ ROCERIES 1 n ROCERIES At Lowest Possible Prices.

Messrs LAYBOURN BROS.

WAIOROHGOMAI, Beg to inform Te Aroiia Customers and the Public generally that they have MADlfl NEW ARRANGEMENTS For the moie DIRECT DELIVERY OF GOODS I a TE AROIIA.

Customers will bis Waitkd on for Orders every Wednesday,

And this GOODS WILL BIS DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING DAY. Orders, value £1 and upwards, Delivered Same Day in special cases, by leaving Orders at D. J. FRAZERS, Te Aroha*

TRY LAYBOURN BROS.

Blacksmiths.

WAIORONGOMAI.

DAVID 1\ /TO f \r r ALLACE AVID IVX 1J» bV ALLACE

Begs to advise the inhabitants of WAIORONGOMAIj TE AROHA, And the surrounding districts, that he has taken over the Business of Mr James Mnnro > Blacksmith, Waiorongomai ; also, the Business of Mr W. J. Ellis, Blacksmith, Waiorongomai. Where he purposes carrying on the business of

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER',

SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITH

And hopes by strict attention to business, Good- Workmanship and Moderate Charges, to merit A SHARE OF PUBLIC SUPPORT.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

At Auckland Prioesi

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