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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 385, 17 July 1889, Page 7

CIKATING- AND DANCING in Te O Aroba ; Public Hall TO-MORROW (Thursday) K.VENING, at 7.30 p.m. \Ventleinpn, 1s ; Ladies free.

WANTED KNOWN: J. A, COCHRANE is Agent for N-la..n, Moate nml Co' o Celebrated BLENDED TEAS.

WANTED KNOWN : J. A. OOCII/V RANK hah just opene<l npa Gr.uid Line of CHEESE ; which will be sold very rh?ap for cash.

IMPOUNDING NOTICE, TIIPOUKDED at Te Aroha Pound— JL 1 Strawberry Heifer, no visible brand, both ears manned ; by S. \V. H. Small man. If not claimed and expenses u.iid, to be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 24thdiyof Juiy, at twelve o'clock noon. J. W, R. GUILDING, Poundkeeper.

NOTICE, T>UNNING on the Kereono Estate Jllj (Intel}' known as Goulds Farm) — 1 Hereford JBull 1 Shorthorn Bull 1 Old Hereford Steer ; no distinct brands, I£ r aot claimed .and expenses paid within ten days will fee destroyed, as they are wild. JAMES GORDON. 12th July, 1889.

WAISCOA iiOAD BOARD. "OUBLIC NOTICE is -hereby given that Jt the BRIDGE on Stanley Road, near Slmftesbuigr, over (Joleman's Drain, is UNSAFE FOR TRAFFIC until Repairs are effected. FP.ANCIS PAVXTT, Engineer to the Board, Te Arohn, 12th July, 1889.

FIAKO COUNTY. 73UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that JL the WAITOA BRTDGE, near Richmond, will be STOPPED FOR TRAFFIC from this day, 13th July, 1889, until the following SATURDAY, for repairs. FRAN-CIS PAVITT, County Engineer. Te Aroha, July 13th, 1889.

ANDREW FARMER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, WHITAKBR STREET., ANDREW FARMER begsto announce that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS as above, with a First Class Assortment of Ladies,' Gents,' and Children's BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, by best English and Colonial Makers. BOOTS and SIIOLS of Every Description MADE to ORDER, at short notice, and REPAIRS executed with despatch. ONLY FIRST CLASS MATERIAL USED, CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. A.Z Trial "Respectfully j Solicited-