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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 303, 29 September 1888, Page 1

Butchers,

" * x PUBLIC NOTICE v;' j : I > - V - --ft, j To the Residents of TE;#jR#HA I „ AND SURROUNDING^ DISTRICTS. ALF. CORNES, Has commenced.. business as FAMILY and GENERAL BUTCHER. In" those convenient and centrally situa-r ted premises formerly occupied by Messrs Smith and Seddon. A. Comes 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, i . . Whitaker StreetJ Te Aroha. --;

"meat FROM i HANKS AND G4RLICK,: WAIORONGOMAI. • BEEF : The Very Best. ' MUTTON : The Very Best. PORKj The Very Best all at REMARKABLY LOW TRICES. Sausages and Small Goods Fresh Daily. ; ■ i FAMILIES WAITED ON AND .GOODS DE- , LIVERED UP-HILL DAILY. [ TRY ! HANKS IGARLICK. :

WAIORONGOMAI. DAVID l\/rCf - TTTALLACE AVID OIL JU. VV ALL ACE WAIORONGOMAI. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITH GOOD WORKMANSHIP, MODERATE CHARGES. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS At Auckland Prices. ESTIMATES GIVEN For All Kijds of Iron Work. CIVE WALLACE A TRIAL. NOTE ADDRESS— Premises lately -ocpied byW. J. Ellis, near Battery.,

TAMES piIUG, JUNR., AUCTIONEER. VALUATOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT. To Aroha, Thames, and Surrounding Districts. Letters or particulars left at Mr Geo. Robson's Pharmacy, or the Club Hotel, Te Aroha shall have Prompt attention.

Why. Don't • You ADVERTISE? A DVERTISTNG creates many a now Jt\j business, revives" 'many, a dull business, lescues many" a lost "business, preserves many- a large businoss/ and secures success in any business;-