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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 147, 27 March 1886, Page 2

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IMPORTANT NOTICB. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN / W IS N URAL GROCERIES) / / crockery, JLI BOOTS, ///?/ »,,, JW //FUR CASH. ft / Inriian c*v: China. j /^HACON VND IT AMR, /v/ Canterhi'iv & I.ckmI. My JiUTTKlt AND EG QS, ffh/ SupplitJh Bi-weekly. /2/ CO-OPEHATLVE PKICES, /'/<// Aff«Mita for /UNITED INbUlUNCB CO. / AM) /MUTUAL TjIFK ASSOCIATION OF /' A uSTliALA«IA. Licenaea to Sell Stamps. /J >x clcarMior«"ail8iUilv.

FOR GROCERIES. IRONMONGERY, HORSE FEED, SOOTS AND SHOES* OR MINING REQUISITES, THE CHEPEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT IS LAYBOURNBROS, WaiorongomAL

TRY LAYBOURN BROS.' 2s AND 2s 6d T E A, WONDERFUL VALUE, Cannot be Surpassed at the Price. CANTERBURY BACON, HAMS, AND CHEESE, J Fresh Supplies Weekly. Best Brands of SOUTHERN FLOUR. AGENTS FOR f HE NORTHERN BOOT & SHOE FACTORY. CROCKERY. -A HEJjECT STOCK IRONMONGERY— Axes, Rpades, Shovels, Nails, Locks, Tin "Wares, etc-, a.t very Low Prices NOBEL'S DY/VAM/TE.-FnBe, Caps-, and General Mining 1 Requisites. NOBEL'S SPECIAL WARMING- PANS kept in Stock, for Softening Dyu. unite in cold weather — the only Mile method. BOOTS AND SHOES in GREAT VARIETY) and VERY CHEAP. GOODS REGULARLY DELIVERED AT TE AROHA And Surrounding Districts. DEAL AT LAYBOURN BROTHERS AND THEREBY SAVE MONEY.

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GENERAL STORE.

Tnrr a B;bey and no. Beg to inform the Inhabitants d£ "WAI TOA and Stin'odnding Districts, that they HAVE TAKEN OVER the Store lately in the occupation of Messrs e. Graham and go., and tnist by civility and attention to Busiriess, to secure a continuance of the patronage accorded their predecessors.

FIEST CLASS GOODS. Moderate prices

GROCERIES, DRAPERY, IRONMONGERY, BOOTS AND feHOESj Etc., Etc. All desdrlptioiifl of Settled Prodiice £urfor Cash; Wk BBEY AND nO. t Abbey and Lo,