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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 247, 17 March 1888, Page 12

LOOK HERB ' ' LOOK HERB GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER at JOHN HART'S STORE, WfIITAKKR STREET, TE AROHA Appended are a £ow of his Prices— GROCERIES : lea, Is Bd, 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s. By the Box, 18s and 22s 6tl Sugar Coj'.'s No. 2, B£u per lb Candles, 6d Soap, id Cornflour, ou DRAPERY. 36in White Calico, 3s Gd per doz Galatea Stripe, 7d Dress Stuff, 6d Unbleached Sheeting, Is per yard.

OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP. Suve yov;r money by purchasing from j*. b:a.:rt's.

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