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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 387, 24 July 1889, Page 2

TiUMfcJS JUVKa s'lK^al BOAT! COMPANY, , Mirl TR AFIO jj A> THE P , S TE AROTTA, jfyom Plmrrland. r:illiu.r „<■ r^di Wharf From Tit \mf<j to Tw \ roha. Wednesday '24t1», laid' np xFi'W'iy 28th, „t 4 mnrning (SUottland pnlv.) From P'loroa to Tp Aroha, Onoe h week. From P.teroa to Thamps. Tuesday 68rd, l«id nn Tlmr-tiiiy 25th. at f1.30 morning Saturday 27(;h. At q morning, F A H R S , Sinylp. Return. rnr.ia £k Qi\ 3s Oil Mtk-nt.ifa a« Od 5s Od paHj-o» „ ... 5s Od 7s fi<l f Arolm ... 7*' 6d 12s 6d • \\'e:ither-^and ot!i«r circurnKtunueß perliittin*-. , * • -Not ro^ponsihip Por ancidnnt" )in shipr i cai'rvfnv. op dipfbartrinir li\'f» stock. »rpny t:ood«. pnrfols. »tr . put on lip/ml fnlex«» K!j>ri«jd fop. ->n'l -i'l T^nds store<l »r*» :»t tl) ( » viok of |iip foiiKijrne^s, No olafm for dsmi •!<>;<» to or short <le- • vory of i-ir"o wiH hp !fPotrniK'' i d uhlhsr nade wiHiin 4S liours aft»r dute of shipnent An y inform 'itjon coijpernmcjthe Rtpnmpr, 'teivrht, &0., n.ay lienhtiined of tho Ajrent Chnrles Ahier), Tc. Arulia, or at the office >f fhe TluiniPrt Hiypr' Steam Navigation ?omp>tnv, Shortlam? Wharf. H, C. GIUiESPIIS, Manager.

BRADLEY AND CO.S, mail coach; f EAVES Te Arolia for Thamen DAILY J at 9 a.m. Leaves Thames for Te Lroha DAILY at 8 a.m. CARRIAGES, Single and Double Bu#* rfcp ; al<so Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Torses ON HIRE. mADLKY & FERGUSON, TRAROITA

I PUBLIC NOTICE. [OWEN GAYER ■T>EGS to inform Te Aroha and Wafo■3 run^omai Residents and the Public ■enprally, that, having leased the Clnb Wotel Stables, Te Aroha, and Premier lotel Stables, Waioron^omai, he will **UN COACH regularly between TE AROHA nd WAIORONGOMAT, also meeting all •aine on arrival and departure daily ; and iupectfulh eolioits a liberal share of ipport. Single and Douhle Bujreies, addle Horses, etc., always on hire nt most m«onahle rates. First-class Livorv and ait Stable accommodation, Paddoi-king-. OWEN GAYER, j LUB HOTEL STABLES, TE AROHA, i AND PREMIER HOTEL STABLES, WAIORONGOAIAI.