PLANTING- CpASON, ISBQ
CLAUDELANDS NURSERY, HAMILTON EAST.
Now Ready for Transplanting : A Large Collection of FRUIT, FOREST, SHELTER, AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Roses, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, HEDGE PLANTS, RHUBARB ROOTS, ETC.
Gl- AN INSPECTION INVITED.
The Trade Supplied.
GEORGE MASON, ' (Opposite Railway Station), HAMILTON EAST.
Pr'oe Lists »an be obtained at th© Hamilton Auction Mart. I
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FORJBUSINESS. JA AOCIIR A N X, • J\, \J OCITR A N E, COACHBUILDER AND WHEELWRIGHT, (Late of Hamilton), WHITAKER STREET (Corrtm cf Bridge Street), T E AROII A. J.A.C. Commenced Business as above on MOSSSDAY^OGTOBER h*. Buggies (Single or Double), Express Carts r Farm Wao-gons r and Vehicles of every description notice. All classes of Vehicles or Farm Implements repaired with neatness and despatch. Only First-class Materials used. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. Terms: Cash on Delivery.
THE CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY. AND GENERAL PROVISION STORE, KILGOUR STREET, WAIOBOBTGOMAL H. BASKIVILLE, Has always on hand a Large and Carefully Selected Stock of GROCERIES AND GENERAL PROVISIONS Of Every Pe?cription.
K.B. purchaser his Goods in the best markets for Cash, and will sell same at PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES Customers waited o-n for Orders. GOODS delivered UPHILL, or to an> part of the District,, daily, H. BASKIVILLE FOR STORES.
SSSECONOMYSZE and Purchase from* JOHN WILLIAMS, THE CHEAP Gash Storekeeper, Whitaker Strbetv TE AROHA,
NEW GARDEN SEEDS. All reduced in Price. Just received fiist Consignment this season, comprising a Great Number of Varieties. The samples are unusually fine, and can be relied upon r coming as they do from one of the best known and largest Seed Importers. WATTLE BARK SEED. Also, A GRAND COLLECTION OF. FLOWER SEEDS. Inspection Invited.
CHEAP GROCERIES. Bought previous to the New TariffCoining into force; will be sold at lowest possible Prices. BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY NEW CROCKERY, NEW TINWARE. AT JOHN WILLIAMS, General Storekeeper, Whitakeir Street
FIREWOOD, FENCING TIMBER, etc-
JTT "TMBTT is now prepared to , Jll, aj supply and deliver timber as under at Waiorongomai, or to any pait of the surrounding districts, FIXE— WOOD: Ti-tree, Ruta, Town, etc.; FENCING POSTS in Black t birch, etc. r FENCING RAILS in Ti-tree. House Blocks, Slabs, Palings, etc. Orders may be left with Mr A. A. Wallace, Baker. N.B. — Charcoal supplied in large of small quantities. J. H. EMETT. Waiorongomai, June 19th, 1888.
FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! DELIVERED "ut or Uncut. Priceper ton ;—4; — 4 i'eet lengths, 10a ;15 inch, 12s 6d ; 12 inch, 13s 6d ; 10 inch, 14s 6d ; 6 inch, 15s. Always on hand, POSTS, KATLS, HOUSK BLOCKS, FENCING STAB 3, SLABS, etc., etc. Orders left with either Mr 0. Balcke, or Mr W Hetlirington, will receive prompt attention. BERESFORD & BAlNfel, Firewood Merchtinteand Carters. To Aroha, March 17th, 1888.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 384, 13 July 1889, Page 7
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443Page 7 Advertisements Column 9 Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 384, 13 July 1889, Page 7
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