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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 314, 7 November 1888, Page 8

TO THE INHABITANT OF TE AROHA. WAJORONUOMAI, AND SURROUNDINGDISTRICTS. JOHN~HART Is now holding a CLEARANCE SALE OF DRAPERY, BOOTS, GROCERY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY. The SALE commences TO-DAY (SATURDAY, September 22m1), ami will cuntinue for ONE MONTH ONLY. Goods Delivered to all parts of the District, PRIcFIIST. GROCERIES. Best Jams, 6s per doz ; usual ly sold at 8d per tin Stiirch, 7d peril) ; usually sold at 8d per 1b Faucps at nil prices Soap, Good Household, from 3£d per bar „ Oleine, proved hhr} r every k ()0( 1 housewife tn be the best in thematkut, f^d per bar A Li life stock of Maize on hand, to he cloned (it 3s 9d per bushel Also, a lar^e suppty of Good Table Potatoes, 5s p°r cwt TEAS. A good supply to choose from, to bo sold from Is 8d per 1b DRAPERY. Men's S*raw Hats from 9d each „ Felt „ „ Is lid each Youth's Straw Hats Is 3d each Felt „ Is 6d each J indies' Straw Hafs from Is Cbildren's Straw Flats 3d Feathers and Flowers — A larjre assort" merit to l>e sold very cheap. Ladies' Gloves, from 8d per pair Children's „ „ 4d per pair Beaded Mits from 8d per pnir Children's* Stockings, from 4d per p.iir Ladies 1 Stockings, fiom 7d per pair Everlasting Trimming, 6d per doz yards A larjife variety of Buttons at 2d per doz Fancy Fri'ling:, from 4d per yard j Lace, white and cream, from 2s per doz yards Plinth and Ginghams from 4d per ynrd A C!ioi (i e A soitment i«f Girl's and Children's Pinafores and Apnns from 8d each Ladie"' C-'okin": Aprons, very large size Ladies' Stay*, from Is I Td Good Velveteens, in all shades, fiom 2s 3d per yard Strong Tweeds, from Is 4d per ynrd Veiy Stiong Moleskin, from I>> 6d petyard Men's Working Shirts, from Is 6d Men's Flannel „ from 3< lid Men's Strong Woollen Socks, lOd pair Men's Merino Socks, lOd pair Men's Cotton do., Unbleachf-d, 6d pair Stionir Shirting, 6d pei yard Men's Tweed Suits, from 15s BOOTS. J.H., Having decided to GIVE UP the BOOT BUSINESS, he is determined tn a've trip Public a Chance to Secure Good pPOTR nt Prices that cannot fail to effect n SPEEDY CLEARANCE; and has, for that propose, RE-MARKED the whole of his Lar^e Stock at and under Cost Price. The following are a few Quotations : Ladies' E.S. Boots, from 4"» 6d per pair Children's Slippers from Is 3d j er pair Girl's Patent Shoe^ from 5^ per pnir Girl* Kid Boots, from 5s perpaii Men's Wntertights „ Blucheis „ E.S. Bootf, all reduced. As the Stock is Well-known thioughout the District it is advisnble for those reqi.irine- BOOTS or SHOES to CALL EAETY in order to SECURE tho BARGAINS.

JOHN HART GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Whitaker-Street, Te Aroha.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. w. h. Hazard, GUNMA X E R, 1 16, Quecn-ntreet (a few doors below Durham-street. By Rpecinl Appointment to His ♦Excellency the Governor of New Zealund. WH. HAZARD begs to announce that « he ran removed to the above centrally situated premiKep, and having made very considerable alterations and improvements, especially in the Gallery, which been entirely puled down, and rebuilt, solicits the patronage of the public. "Prizes for "Rifle and Revolver Shooting are' offered Weekly. W. H. H. would also notify that he has removed his Gun business to the same addres". The manufacturing and repairing branch is carried on in Elliott-street (next Hoffmans Warehouse), where 'firearms mey be tested daily. "FIBEWOKKS, FIEEWOBKP, from James Pain & Sons, the c lebrated London Pyiotechniata. A very lnrge supply of these roceived before the new tariff came in force, thus saving 23 per cent. No advance in prices will he made. Note tur Adpkkss :—: — ny h. t7a.za.rd, gunmakkr. 116, QTJEEN-STK.EET (juet below Di rlismstreet). Telephone No. 331.