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

GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. T E A°li 011 A HARDWARE & GENERAL IRONMONGERY_STORE. J HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGEUY OF BEST QUALITY,Q^£ SILVER AND, PLATED WARE IN ALL PATTERNS, |>S BEDSTEADS, SINGLE' AND DOUBLE, At ALL PRICES, ?t BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, gj£|g CORRUGATED IRON; SPOUTING,; AND DOWN PIPE, ?Sf BOLTS, NUTS, NAILS, DOOR AND TABLE MATS, Etc., Etc*. gjIS TABLE LAAIPB, IN GREAT VARIETI', n )3VI 2s 6d EACSH, • " S HURRICANE LAMPS • FIRE PiiOoP S.a^S, Etc., Eto. MINING REQUISITES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING DYlxAMITij} (both Nobel's and Aud.raiiau), POV/DER CAPS FUSiS, iiJTO. • ' '

All Goods Sold at AUCKLAND 'PRICKS. LIBERAL DTISCOUOT allowed to CASH PURCHASEhS.

DANIEL J. FIIAZEE, WHITAKiiIR STREET, TB AROHA. IMPORTANT NOTlCE.~Now~,J^7i"rnncli of tho above at QUARTZVILLE,

Cabinet Makers*

Storekeeper.

WILLIAM EVER ITT, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER.

A DAM T AYBOURN & po. f Artvi«e the InhnMtahte of Te Aroha, WniiifnnuniiiHi, nnd the Surrounding Distiicts that th< ( y have opened a BRANCH STORE AT ' WAIOHOJSTGOMAI for the Rale of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GBATtf, SEED, AND FARM PKODUCJE, To be cnhrtVti'd by THOMAS and ROBERT LAYHOUIIN, Under the title

rpHE CHEAPEST HOUSE intheDls- *- triet for EVERY DESCRIPTJON OF FURNITURE, AND BEDDING ready made or to Order*

WILLIAM EVERITT,

The Punt, T e Aroha.

Laybourn Brothers.

8.8. — Fencing Rollers in any Quantity, every one Guaranteed. I V T E fl "VSU ODQ 1N T E It UrOODO Amonght the Select Stock of ZENnEW Q-OODS now O'/enod up at J. PARREL L'S Will be found Large stock of CASHMERES, SEKUE3, & FRENCH REPS in all the Newest Shades, including Myrlle, and Olive Green, Grey and Brown. LARGE STOCK OF VELVETEENS IN ALL SHADES & QUALITIES. Ladies' «nd Children's Jackets, DolmanUlsters, and Fur Capes in Great Variety. m i llFne c y. Ladies' and ChiKhen's London and Paris Millinery. GLOVES, LACES, FEATHERS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Etc., Etc., in all Shades and Novelties. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. Men's Youths' and Boys' Clothing and Mercery in groat variety. Macintoshes.

All Good* will be Sold at the LOWEST "POSSIBLE PRICES For cash only i

No Bad Debts ! Heavy Interest on Credit Ac< ounts I Ko Expensive Shops f Only a Plnin Warehouse, so that Good Customers will j»et FULL tALUE for their money at Warehouse Prices. Buyers of Oriu''nn» Packages of Goods served ut Wholesale Prices Our consent ;utn will bo to serve the Public faithfully, no iih to make Busing inntimllj satisf.ictory to Buyer and Sdlel* alike. We nsk you to TRY '

LAYBOURN BROTHERS,

WAIORONQOttAii

liaihvays»

NEW ZEALAND RAIL\;AYS.

T^RANKTuN .tUNCtION (fome.rly V HAMILTON JONOaiOi-) to MORRINBVILLIO.

TLME-TABLR ON AND AFI R-R Nu VEMBIiP 24th, 1884 Mrvrnnsvillpj Hep. ... 9.55 «ia-v Motitmaoho, „ ... § l^in-k-i „ ... § Rmiknrn Junction, ari 1 . >0.40 ftiiiikllru Junction, dcp. 10.42 Hamilton Kftst) ,, ... J0.48 H.i,uiitton West, „ ... 10.50 Finnkton Junction (ar.) 11.0 Frankton Junction, dep. 11 15 Auckland (air.) ... 5.5 |>.m.. m . ; Auckland (d«,«.) ... 11.30 a.m. ! FYmkton Junutioh, arr. 4.40 p.m. Frankton Junutiun, tlep. 4.45 p.: n« Hamilton West, .irr Hnhiilton Went) dep *.. 4.50 Hamilton Eu-^t, am ... § Bnnkura Junction „ ... 5.0 RuakuiH Jitncf«otij dap. 6.0 (for Mcn'rinavill •*) Enn»kn, „, 4 q Motmnaoho, „ ... § M()rrin^villo(rti'rive) ... 6.50 § Call.s if r»qiiired. Does not slop nt Grepn Latle, EllofHh'd, Paputnitoi, Minm'ewa, Pupakili-A, Hiiniln, Rnmin.an, Pn*rnta, t3u».'kland 1 Tuaknu, Whanpirata, nnd °okeno. Paas^tijrrrd trom these stations procet-d by the 10.10 am. truin from Auckland, and change into through train at Mercer. The Rnl evening train will leave Auckland at 4>45 p.m., instead of 4,30 p.m. The TCiilpafft evenfnn- train from Helenavillo will leave at 4 p.m., instead of 4.30 P.-Ul. The 6 p.m. train from Auckland will leave ut 6.20 p.m. for Otahiilm and Onehung»i. J. I>. MAXVBLL, . General' Manage* New Zealunil Railways. Auckland, flfoveuiUr loth,' flBBf 1884 l ,

Whitdker Street, T* Aroha.

Saddlery.

HMcKE N Z I E • SADDLER, MOftRtNSVILLE. SADDLERY O# ALL DESORIPTIONSv Repairs Neatly pnd Promptly attended to

w H H aza b d. GUNMAKER, 166 A, QUKBN=BTREBT, AUCIttAND, Agent for W, & C. Scott & Son's, and W. Wi Gbbener'b HIGH-CLASS GUNS, KYNOCH & CO,, AMMUNITION MANUFACTURERS, HAY MERUICKS & CO.'S POWDER WORKS. COLT'S FIREARMS COMPANY, and JAMES PAIN, FIREWORKS MAKER. Hps the largest Stock of Anns and Ammtinttipn in tho Colony, including Hammerless Guns, rfhujlo nnd Double Central and Pin-flre Breech* loader^, Choke or Cylinder Borod; Martini* Ilenvy, Siiidcr, and Henry Rifles and Ctufbines, t?f>ok and Rabbit Rifles, Saloon Riflos? Colt's Rovol Vei'B and Derringers, Webley's, Holli's and TisdaU's, and a pfroat variety of American and Beleriun Revolvers. Eloy'3 Percussion Caps, Cartridges, Wnds, fee, Sporting Povvdor, Chilled Shot, Powdoi? Flasks, fcJhot Pouches, Game and Cartridge Bar's and Belts, Volunteer Requisites, Sight Protectors, Patent Snidei* and M. H. Si£?ht Klevatqi's. Windgaugos, Scoring Registers> Morton s Ball Practice In&touolnrs. Air Guns and CandS, Aif Pistols, Darts, and Slu^a. Tuleaoopes, Field Glasses, Pocket Comtiasseg, Lectomoters, Dram Flasks, Jacquomin's Patent Eyo Protoctors, &c, &c— Pain's Fireworks'in «rent vavioty.— Ships' Signal Rockcta and Blu« Lights. Ropaivs carofully executed.