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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 243, 25 February 1888, Page 1

UUUUU.IUIV&, i I GROCERIES, GROCERIES. > GrItOCERIES. j GROCERIES. 'cheaper than everi L. J. F R A.Z ER. TE 4ROHA, HAS JUST OPENED up n Large and Carefully Selected Stock of GROCERIES Whic1 ' win be so]d ftt tho AND LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. PROVISIONS GENERALLY- FOR CASH. Ti'JAS, Is Gtl, 2s, 2s 3d (specially good value), 2s Gd, 3s. SUGA*I, Co.'s No. 2, 15h No. I, IG<, jjor Gb'lbs. FLOUR, Lamb's very host Roller Brand, 7s 501 bs, J3s lOOIbs.; MARMALADE, BsGddoz.; JAM, G.s doz.; CHEESE, 5^ per Ib.; VINEGAR, best malt, lOd per large bottle ; SALT, best table, 9d do.; SAUCES, from B<l per bottle. TRY L. J. FHAZER FOU GROCERIES.

Note Address :— Opposite Hot Springs Hotel GROCEWIKS.— Ah imiii'itise Stock, all, new Goods. TRY our TEAS, wonderful value. A<>-ents for tho Russian Tea Co.'s Teas. DRAPEUY.- (lncluding Millinery), in all its Branches. Men's Boys' and Youths' CLOTHING Great Variety to' choose from. 1 BOOTS AND SHOE*..— A Well Selected Stock.

T. H. W. YATE GENERAL STOREKEEPER;. WAIORONGOMAI. Branch Str.lll nt QUAItTZVILMS. ««iCN^f IRONMONGERY of Every Description, including Mining nnrl Agricultur.il Implement*, Siddlery, Pmilders 1 furnishing, Oils, Paints, Wall Papers, Glass, etc., etc. MINING lUSQUISITES.— IncIuding- Nobel's Dynamite, Powder, Fuse, Detonators, ote ctCv SEEDS ANt) MANURES.— Agents un- YATES GARDEN SEEDS. Field Saeds and Artificial Manures, (selected with the greatest possiMe oaro), at AUCKLAND PRICES with freight added. CHINA, GLAS?, -AND EARTHENWARE. OATS, WHEAT, MAIZE, CHAFF, POTATOES, BRAN, SHARPS, ETC., ETC. ETC., ETC. ALL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE REMUNERATIVE PRICES. * A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Good 3 Delivered in all the Surrounding Districts o Notk. ~T. H. W. Y. is a Cash Purchasers of Country Produce.

THE CHEAP CASH DRAPER OF TE AROHA. Will offer during tho next 21 days, some WONDERFUL BARGAINS in Summer Drapery Goods, in order to effect a thorough clearance, being determined to commence eich season with eutiiely NEW GOODS. IliJllJgr JNUIjL rKICto. The following are only a few of the many GheapTots to be offered.

A largo variety of Prints to be cleared at 2s 9d, 3s 9d, and 4s 9d doz. yards. Children's Sailor Hat?, 0d each. Children's Sailor Hats, lined under, Is each. Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, 9d. Lot of Ladies' Corsets re !uced to Is Gd pair. Ladies' Cream Sunshades, trimmed with lace, 4s 3d, Black Satin Sunshades, 3s 9J. 1 yard wide Flouncing Lace, Is 9d per yard. Irish Trimming, Gil per doz. yards. A Large Assortment of Lnces to be sold tit Id per yard. Boys' Holland K.B. Suits, 2s 9-1 the suit. v t\ Boys' White Drill K.B. Sl?% sizes, 5s 6d the suit. v *'V Boys' and Youths' Rib Cotton^Socks, 5d per pair Men's Rib Cotton Socks, 6d per pair. Men's Summer Under Shirts, l's eacli\ -fMen's U.B. Cotton Drawers, Is9d.^e* pair.

Customers should GALL as EARLY as Possible, as most of the lines are sure to be cleared out very rabidly. '- - ... . ■• . A. W. Mm a, rds, Opposite Hot Springs Domain, TE ABOEA.