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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 338, 30 January 1889, Page 7

J fern Mot ayrtWoe Shot,' j,. TEIJOHA. 3 jvi. WHrr;EREAr>, 1 : BOOrMAKfe^^FTHiMES, ANNOUNCES tte He : will OPEN! TO DAY, SATURDAY, Jan. 12th, 7 a Branch Shop~ in ,'Whitaker, Street (next Mr P. Faes, Tailor), witfi a" First-class Assortment of Ladies', Gents', and Children's B^OTS, SHOfeS, AND SLIPPERS, of- the Best English, and Colonial Makers. - Having enguged a First-class' Boot- . tnaker, wliO ~,vHH take, charge of the # usinesa. 130QTS and SHOES 6f all classes ,-WiJlbe MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRS a SPECIALITY. f ' . , ' , 1 TherTniiabitßtits .of •Aroha. Waiorongoraai, and Surroiinding Districts are respectfully invited \to give us a CALL and) INSPECT THE gTOCK.

FiBW-oi.Ass""l>T>.|n A Tk at John 1 Hart's FIBBTrCI.ISd X)XVIJX4 JJ Al'Joiltf HABT'S V ; BAKER >ND CONFECTIONER WHITAKER STREET, TR AIA)HA, BEpS^to inform his customers and^the, public generally, that he is ■ .'NOW SUPPLYING PLAIJt and FANCY .;•■ BREAD OF REALLY 'FIRST-CLASB QUALITY.', ORDERS left at the shop will be PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

BUY YOUR BREAD, FROM ARCE. A. WALLACE, PREMIER BAKERY, Waiorongomai. qualTYy al. TE AUOII A CUSTOMERS WAITED UPON DAILY. Confectionery of Every Description and Small Goods always in stock. pastry and fancy goods fresh daily.' , , BALLS'-utii! PARTIES natorcd for at lowest 1 atop. . TRY WALLACE'S BREAD.

FIREWOOD; IySNCINO TIMBER, ktc' JTT ' 'T'METT is now prepared to » fl ■ Hi supply and deliver timber as under at Waioiongonmi, or to an} part of Hie surrounding district I*.1 *. FIXE- X WOOD: Ti-trop, ' Rnta, Towa, etc.p' FENCING POSTS in Blacks birch, etc:,. , FENCING KAILS in Ti-tree. House : Blocks, Sl;»l>s, Palinga, etc. Orders itiny bo loft with Mr A. A. W^llack. Bakef. J. H. EMKTT. Watorongomai, June 19th, 1888. 1

TAURANGA ATHLETIC SPORTS TO BE HELD - IN a;H,E DOMAIN, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 31st, 1889. -commencing 1 at I p.m. shitip. Juclge— O. F. Hulme, E3q, Starter— L. D. Easton, Esq. Handioappers — Messrs J. C Webster and E. Robinson. Committee — Messrs, J. Bodell, G. A. Ward, B. Seddon, J. V O. Webster, G. H. Whitoombe, F. Maxwell, and Thoa. Tanner Secretary and Treasurer — C. Gk Carter. 1 Matdbit 'JtAOB, 100 yards. Ist prize, LI 10s ; 2ndprize, 10a. 2 Boys' Back, 100 yards, lat prize, 103 ; 2nd, 2s 6d 8 T-attramoa. Haxdicap, Ist heat, 3 00, yards*. Ist prize, L 7 ; 2rid,;£2 ; 3rd, £i 4 Saok lUob, 100 yard*. Ist prize, 1 lOs ; t 2nd, 5s % High Jump. Ist priza, 15j ; 2n'd r Ga ; 6 Taubaicoa. Handicap, 2nl 220 yards 7 Thsbs-Lhg&bd .Baob, 150 yards. Ist pinae; LI ; 2nd, 103 8 MirirHAtrinoAP. ls t fc p/ize, 3J4 ; 2nd, £1 9 ViuMiifa with Ist prize, 15s ; 2nd, » 5s , ,v.--"10 Ta.dba.M3 a. Hakdtoap, 3rd heat. , 440y^rds 11 TitiTiNo.iiTTHß ftj/a. -Pmo, Trophy and L 2 added »i " . ! 12 H^wbtpA^ H"»»i" E yards, over . ©ighi^liurdles. Ist prize, L 2 ;,2nd, 10s. 13 Babb#Jl,Eack, 220 yards, «ir cular course lat prize, 15s ; 2nd, 5a LJff'fJ/i The Tanner . v.; Ellca»)ere p£ A s^o" «naloh will be run during the obOU afternoon. ' „ Entrance fpe F .in .Noa ), 3, i. B,| 11, and i 2 Kaoeswillbe l 6 per; cent on'v.llu'ii 0/ prise; other even'tsj Vs."" ' .•*•"' * Three corap^tirorn or no second prize. '*TCntrj'ea for t^» ITnnranga Handicap, Mdc I I Hanrtipap fi and s p[ar.He'Htthdic't|i,^ htj^ent to ' the > SeoreV vry before iO H ui.yi^pryiii^ of (he J, races. ' '» ' . , '■;- ' - >1 :