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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 441, 29 January 1890, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICE. ANY further CUTTING and STEALING FLAX off the Chain Reserve Leased bv me from the Piuho County Council WILL BE PROSECUTED. ROBT. P. GIBBONS. Junction Mills, Paerou, January 21st, 1890.

NOTICEDR. DALDY Laving gone to reside in Auckland hereby notifies ALL r ' PERSONS INDEBTED to him that he Arranged with Mr G. Hobson, Chemist, Te; Aroha, to receive all monies due to him, and to issue receipt for same. ALL ACCOUNTS remaining UNPAID after 31st inst* will.be placed in Solicitor’s hands toi recovery, without notice. F, S. X)AIjL/aTe Aroha, January 17th,-1890. BRETT’S ALIAS ACS :FOB ; 1890. ONE SHILLING EACH. For SALE at News Office, Te Aroha [A CARD.] R. W. DYER, SOLICITOR (Of Hamilton arid' Cambridge), WILL ATTEND the TE AROHA COURTS Regularly. Clients can communicate by letter to Hamilton, and personally on the MONDAY EVENINGS prior to Court day, at the Palace Hotel, Te Aroha, T Ii A N K S. TO THE RESIDENTS OF TE AROHA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. HAVING DISPOSED of my Shop and Business to Mr George Taylor, Blacksmith (late of Wniorongomai), I take this opportunisy of Thanking my patrons of the past for their many favours, and ask that their liberal patronage, hitherto bestowed upon me, may be continued to my successor JESS DEVEY, Blacksmith. Te Aroha, January 20th, 1890. PUBLIC NOTICE. Having purchased Mr Jess Dlvey’s SHOP, PLANT, AND BLACKSMITH’S BUSINESS, Te Aroha, ] have commenced Business, and am in a },o ltinn to carry out SMITH WORK Ol< ANY DESCRIPTION ; and trust hy strict attention to the Business and the wants <>f my Customers, to merit a continuance ol the support accorded to mv predecessor. ' GEO; TAYLOR, General, Blacksmith, Whitaker Sire- t, Te Aroha. Januan 21st, 1889. Note ! Jess Devey’s old shop.

ni h e EW E A LAN I) JUBILEE AND EXHIBITION Q II It O N I 0 L jg IS NOW PUBLISHED, ANl> 31 ay be had at this office. This beautifully-illustrated publication is issued in comm emoration of the Jubilee of the Colon’". Pail I. gives a sketch of the colony in 1840 on the arrival of the first colorists. Part 11. contains illustrations of the principal centres of populating and interesting scenery in various districts, part JII. is devoted to the products and industries of New Zealand, and includes historical accounts of the initiation and progress of most of the leading products ; also a complete review of the Exhibition at present being held in Dunedin. The whole is published at the marvellously low price of ONE SHILLING. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. JUBILEE CELEBRATION AT AUCKLAND. EXCURSION TICKETS TO AUCK- : LAND. AVAILABLE by any train, will be issued atTE AROUA(on train days), and MORRINSVILLE, 27th January to Ist February (both dates inclusive), and will be available for return up to and including 4th February, 1890. Return Fares —From Te Aroha; 22s first class ; 158, second class, From Morrfnsville: 21s, first cliißß ; 14s, second class. By order District Traffic Manager’s Office. Auckland, 17th January, 1890. FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! DELIVERED Opt or Uncut. Price per ton :—4 feet lengths, 10s; 15 ncli, 128 Gd ; 12 inch, 13s 6d ; 10 inch, 14s 6d ; 0 inch, 15s. Always on hand. POSTS, RAILS, HOUSE BLOCKS, FENCING STABS, SLABS, TOTARA and other FENCING POSTS, etc., etc. Orders left with eitherMr J. Hart,' orfllr C.. Balcke, will rp.ceiye prompt attention. P. BAIN F, Firewood Merchant and Carter, Ai'cka, January 11th. H9o,’ AJ-