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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 472, 17 May 1890, Page 8

I 0 * K JOS- G-PAN NELLBOOKKKLLBn, STATIONI!R, : FANCY G,O Op S DEALER Begs to inform: Hip -Waikato public t!;at be lias removed iflto the handsome 'slid ■ capacious simp situated in the Wailfato Times BrnTditigp, where lie will be happy to receive and execute the orders of his patroils. Special attention is called to the following: lines, which J.G.P. has added to his large and well-assorted stock : HOMEOPATHIC, MEDICINES! Fancy Soaps*, Brut-hes, Perfumes * and' Toilet Requisites, • FANCY GOODS AND TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Afford for the Sale of the TK A Iff? HA AND Oil IN EM pill NEWS

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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS SHOULD any Subscribers, not receive liia Paper regularly, they wifj J : oblige by communicating the fact to the Manager, when the matter will be promptly attended te ' ' tab V* JE. AIIOHA OFJINEJjpRI HBWg Published every WEDNESDAY ANp SATURDAY, at the Oflice, Whitaker street, Te Arojia, N. ft Eacji Issue Contains g Colin, } ? PAGES { Single cop}’ : Price Twopence. Terms of SußßOiurTioN per annum, delivered in and around Te Arohh, or through District Agents. £ t 5s per annum, posted to any portion of New Zealand. £1 $s per annum, posted to United Kingdom, America, Australis, etc. (5s discount in either case if pgid yearly in ’ SUBSCRIBERS can commence at any date, a?id will he charged in propori;*on to the' end of the current quarter. Notice to discontinue subscription MUST BE IN WRITING, and posted, or de- , livered to Ur|b ! Office direct, addressed to • pie Mamtgetv 5 Verbal messages to travel - ' eis or agents will In no case be regarded, [i las rule will he strictly adhered to.

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