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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 442, 1 February 1890, Page 8

TO ADVERTISERS THE TE AROHA AND OHINEMURI NEWS AND upper Thames Advocate (Established 1883), Published Every WEDNESDAY ANtf SATURDAY,Is a Journal intended to vigorously Support the MINING AND AGRICULTURAL Interests of the districts of TE AROHA AND OHINEMUIIZt “THE NEWS ' , Contains all the GENERAL NEWS OF THE WEEK 'And specially supplies FAITHFUL MIJSIH G HE PORTS ■ . ’ i as well as the r | - LATEST MARKETS, BOTH MINING AND AGRICULTURAL, THE LATEST CA CLEGRAMS *

and telegrams, Prom this Colony, Australia, nn<l Home are also supplied. THE “NEWS” Has a Large and rapidlj increasing circulation throughout New Zealand, including the following districts - Te A roll a Waioronyonmi Karangaliake Kati Kali Morn'nsviNe Mata Matu Paeroa Piako Shaftesbury Tanranga Thames Etc., Waihl Waite kauri W ailoa • Waikato Auckland Camlnidire H.imiltfv,. N eison Gtivmoulli j Wellingiou j Christchurch etc., etc. Also Sydney, Melbourne, and Home, and is therefore without doubt a reallj First-el a ADVERTISING MEDIUM. THE “NEWS” each issue consists of EIGHT (Double Demy) PAGES, making it tbe Largest and Cheapest Bi-weekly Paper in the Colony. Price Twotence. BRETT AND CO. ■ PItOPUrETORS. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING, EXECUTED AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES and iu First Glass Style. MINING FORMS OF ALL KINDS, PAY SHEETS SCRIP BOOKS POSTERS, Large or Small SHOW CARDS TICKETS BILLHEADS LABELS , PROGRAMMES And other kinds of Printing. None but First Class Paper used in all Jobs sent out. TRANSFER FORMS In Great-Variety always on Hand, PRINI I N G ‘ ' / ; • :r~ ' j M -ll .. IN GOLD AND COLOURS.