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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 478, 7 June 1890, Page 8

TE AROIIA AND OHINEMURI ITEWS Published eveiy WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at the Office, Whitaker street, Te Arolia, N. Z. 2ai li Issue Contains n J jG J 8 PAGES { Columns ) (. tjolumns Single copy : Price Twopence. Tkiims ov Subscription : ■. Te Aroha, or through District Agents. £1 5s per annum, posted to any portion of New Zealand. £1 10s per annun, posted to United Kingdom, America. Australia, etc. (59 discount in either case if paid yearly in advance). SUBSCRIBERS can commence at any date, and will he charged in proportion to the end of the current quarter. Notice to discontinue subscription MUST BE IN WRITING, and posted, or delivered to the Office direct, addressed to the Manager. Verbal messages to travelers or agents will in no case be regarded. This rule will-be adhered to. ANDBILLS for Drapers, Grocers, n and Storekeepers generally. Any Size and Colour. At the News Office.

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