'PLANTING REASON. 1 0OQ ' CLAUDELANDS NURSERY, HAMILTON EAST. Now Ready for Transplanting ': A Large Collection of FRUIT, FOREST, SHELTER, AND ORNAMENTAL TREEtf, Roses, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, HEDGE PLANTS, ' ' RHUBARB. ROOTS, ETC. H^ AN INSPECTJ OX INVITED. The Trade- Supplied. GEORGE MASON, (Opposite Railway Station), lIAHILTON EAST. P-'*ce Lists san be obtained at the Hamilton Auction Mart.
OPEN FORJBUSINESS. JA .riOCHBANE, • ±\* ' \J OCIIR A N E, COACHBUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT, '• (Late of Hamilton), • WIIITAKER STREET (Corntrt* of Bridge Street), • T E AROHA. J.A.C. Commenced Business aa above on MONDAY,J>CTOBER h». Buggies (Single or Douhle), Express Carts, Farm Waggons, and Vehicles of ■eveiy description notice. All classes of Vehicles or Farm Implements repaired with neatness und despatch. .Only Fir«t-cl«ss Material* used. • PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. Terms : Cash on Delivery.
THE CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY, AND GENERAL PROVISION STORE, KILGOUR STREET, WAIORONGOMAI. H. BASKIVILLE, lias always on hand a Large and Carefully Selected Stock of GROCERIES AND GENERAL PROVISIONS Of Every Description. H.B. purchase? his Goods in the. best markets for Cash, and will sell same at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES Customers waited on for Orders. GOODS delivered UPHILL, or to an> part of the District, daily. TRY H. BASKIVILLE FOR STORES.
=ECONOMY^L r and Purchase from JOHN WILLIAMS, THE CHEAP Gash Storekeeper > Whitaker Street. : TE AROHA, NEW GAR~DEN SEEDSAll reduced in Price. ; Just received first Consignment this season, comprising a Great Number ,of Varieties. Tlfc samples are unusually fine, .and can- be relied' upon, coming as »they •do from one of .-the ' best, kno.wn and Jargest Seed Importers. . . , ■ WATTLE BARK^ SEED. Also) A GRAND COLLECT] ON OF FLOWER SEEDS. Inspection Invited.., . CHEAP GROCERIES. Bought , previous to • the New Tariff Coming into force; will btisold- at lowest possible Prices. BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY, NEW CROCKERY, NEW TINWARE AT JOHN WILLIAMS, General Storekeeper, . , Whitaker Street '
jTIREWOOD, FENCING TIMBER, etc JTT TPMETT is now prepared to , il . Ju supply and deliver timber as under at Waioiungomai, or to anj' part of the suirounding districts. FIWEWOOD: Ti-tree, Rata, Towa, etc.; ■FENCINGK POSTS' in Black* birch, etc., FENCING ' RAILS in Ti-tree. • House Blocks, Slabs, Palings, etc. Orders may be left with Mr A. A. Wallace, Baker. ■ Ntß. — Charcoal supplied in lar^e •or small quantities. » ' J. 11. EMETT. ' Waiorongomat, June 19th, 1888. »
DRESS AND MANTLE MA-KINQ. THE LATEST STYLE •• - ' AND PERFECT Fit, ' ( Prices flom«s 6d to 12s 6d. '♦ ' Boys Suits mad to any pattern f ro/n'2s,6d ► MRS ¥YRNE, BRIDGE STREET,TE A ROB A (A TttUL SOLICITED,)" ' ''-
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 381, 3 July 1889, Page 7
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