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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 163, 31 July 1886, Page 3

GROCERIES.— An immense Stock, all new Goods. TRY out- T IO AS, wonderful value. Ag'enta for the Russian Tea Co.'a Tcao. DRAPERY.— (lncludinar Millinery), in all its Brunches. Men's Boys' and Youths' CLOTPIING. Grent -Variety to choose from. BOOTS AND SHOEc— .1 Woll-Selocted Stock. m*' TATE~ANI) SMITH GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, ? WAIORONGOMAI, Branch Store at QUARTZ VILLE. cssisr^NjßnaßC IRONMONGERY of Every Description, including" Mining and Agricultural Implements, Saddlery, Builders' Furnishing, Oilts, Paints, Wall Papers, Glass, etc etc MINING REQUISITES.— IncIuding Nobel's Dynamite, Powder, Fuse, Detonatois', etc., etc. SEEDS AND MANURES.— Agents for YATES GARDEN SEEDS. Field Sscrls and Artificial Aiatiiues, (selected with the greatest possible care), at AUCKLAND PRICES with freight added. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. OATS, WHEAT, MAI2E, CHAFF POTATOES, BRAN, SHARPS, ETC., ETC.. ETC., KTC. ALL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE REMUNERATIVE PRICES. O' A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Gooda Delivered in all the Surrounding* Dibtricts 0 Note. — Y. & S. are Cash Purchasers of Country Produce.

CANADIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

OADTIO N. nnAKENOTICE. On and after A SATURDAY, July 24th. POISON will be laid on the piopeity of Messrs Campbell Bros., WaihouREUBEN PARR. Manager. Waihou, July 23rd, 1886.

A CALL of Three halfpence per shaic on the Company's Capital has this day been made by the Directors, payable to tho Managei, at tho Con-ptiny's olfice, New Zealand Insurance Buildings Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of Augubt, 188 G. D. G.MacDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, 20 July, 188 G.

NOTICE. WE HEREBY AUTHORISE Messis Ahicr and James of Te Aioha to COLLECT all DEBTS due to u&, and their receipt will be sufficient discbarge. WELLS AND SOUTTER. Waiorongomai, 23id July, 1886. NOTICE. WE desire to THANK our Customers who have so kindly p.iid up their Accounts, and we beg to intimate that those still remaining unpaid have been handed to MR A. F. JAMES, of To Aroha, for collection. Wo shall acknowledge his leceipt to be a sufficient discharge for the same. LAYBOURN BROS. July 20th, 1886. HOJSE TO LET, TE AROHA. MTQTOUSE of FOUR (Large) O ROOMS and Sculleiy. Fitted with Registered Grate and Colonial Oven. Pump, etc. Situated in best part of Te Aroba Township for Residence. Five Minutes' Walk from Hot Baths. For teimsand further particulars, apply at NEWS OFFICE.

FISH ! FISH \ ! FISH 1 ! ! FRESH FISH and OY r STERS (direct from the Boats), THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS in each Week. Smoked Fish, a fvesh supply weekly. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES in variety always on hand. Lollies and Confectionery, Mineial Waters, and Cordials at MRS RYANS, Whitaker Sticet, Te Aroha. P.S. — Customers aie respectfully lequested to as far as po&sible, ouler fresh Fibh in advance. f^i ARDEN SEEDS. BULBS, Etc., Etc. \JC New Stock Large Vaiiety. Warranted. SEED POTATOES : All the best sorts. Fruit, Ornamental, and Forest Tiees and Slnubs, of every de&ciiption. Pot Plants, etc., etc. TT /H REE N , WiiiTUosn Street, To Aioha. Apples, Pears, Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples, Dates, Pea Nuts, etc., etc. Vegetables, a tresh supply daily, T.L.G. is prepaied to offer GOOD VALUE in any of the above lines. Inspection invited. PLANTING ~iQQ{? QEASON lasting* XOoO Reason HUG S~ BOSS, Waiiiou Nuuseuy, RESPECTFULLY invites the attention of intending* Fruit Growers and the Public generally, to his LARGE and varied ASSORTMENT of geneial Nuisery Stock, which will be found to include all the Leading Fiuit and Sheltei Ti ocs, Flowering* and Ornamental Shrubs, etc., etc., which arc FOR SALE at most Reasonable Prices. INSPECTION SOLICITED.

VSJHEN YOU WANT ANY BOOTS AND SHOES,] MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c, &c., GO TO A. W, EDWARDS'S, It is the best and CHEAPEST STORE in TE AROHA. ALL GOODS SOLD at tho LOWEST AUCKLAND PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY, I A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. A. W, EDWARDS, OPPOSITE DOMAIN AND SPRINGS, TE AROHA,

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 109 OF THE GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. Warden's Office, Thames-, 21st July, 188 G. APPLICATION may be made to me m writing upon FRIDAY, the 27th day of August, 1881, for Hie right lo occupy tV gold mining purposes tho land specified in the Schedule hereiindei*, being Licen&ed Holdings dcclaicd forfeited by the Mining* Inspector. HARRY r KENRTCK, Warden.

SCHEDULE. Lato Licensed Holding* No, 456\ known as the Potosi uluim ; area, 4 aoisb 3 roods and 11 perches, more or lesb ; situated at KarangahaUe* Bounded easterly by the Wavorly a-ul Talisman Licensed llolduig*s,*sduthcrly by tho Egmont Licensed Holding, and on other sides by ground buppobed to be unoccupied. Lato Licensed Holding No. 420, kriown as the Peveril of the Peak claim ; area, 6 acres 3 roods and 1 porch ; situated at Karangahake. Bounded noitheriy by the Scotia Licensed Holding-, and j easterly by tho Silver King Licensed, Holding, and on other sides bygroiind supposed to be unoccupied. I Late Licensed Holding No. 425, known as the Sultana claim ; area, 3 acres 2 [ roods d.nd 12 perches situated at Karangahake. Bounded westerly by the Ivauhoe Licensed Holding, and bin other sides by ground suppoW to be unoccupied. Lato Licensed Holding No 322, known as the Retreat claim ; area, 2 acres 8 roods and 30 porchoa ; situated at Kamngahake. Bounded northerly and westerly by tho Sutro Licensed Holding, easterly by tho Diamond Licensed Holding, and on otner sides by ground supposed to be unoccupied. MEMORANDUM & LETTER HEADINGS, at the News Office.