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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 301, 22 September 1888, Page 1

Butchers.

PUBLIC NOTICE. To the Residents of TE AROHA And surrounding districts. A LIB. CORNES, Has commenced business as FAMILY and GENERAL BUTCHER. In those convenient and centrally situated premises formerly occupied by Messrs Smith and Seddon. , A. Cornea begs to state no efforts will be spared on his part to merit a fair share of patronage by supplying REALLY FIRST CLASS MEAT, at lowest possible prices. A trial respectfully solicited. ALF. CORNES. Whitaker Street, Te Aroha. M. .. ■ ■ , . _ - ... ■ -

"meat FROM : HANKS AND GARLICK, j WAIORONGOMAL BEEF j The Very Beat. MUTTON c The Very Best. £ORK : The Very Best \ all at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Sansages and Small Goods Fresh Daily. FAMILIES WAITED ON AND GOODS DELtVERED UP-HILL DAILY. T R t HANKS 1 GARLICK.

WAIORONGOMAL DAVID I\/rGr TXTALLACE AVID IVJL JU* W ALL ACE WAIORONGOMAI. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER> SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITH GOOD WORKMANSHIP, MODERATE CHARGES. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS At Auckland Prices. ESTIMATES GIVEN Fon ALL Kwßs of Iron Work. CIVE WALLACE A TRIAL. NOTE ADDRESS— Promises lately ocpietl *byW. J. Ellis, hear Battery.

JAMES pIUIG, JUNE, AUCTIONIER. VALUATOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT; Te Aroha, Thames, and Surrounding Districts. Letters Or particulars" left at Mr Gko. Kobson's Pharmacy) or the Club Hotel, Te Aroha shall havo Prompt attention.

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