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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1739, 15 May 1895, Page 2

PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL. TO CONTRACTORS. fjjiENDEES are inviied for the Jfollow* JL irirwoiks:— 1. REPAIRING and GRAVELLING Murp'iy’s Road. 2. MAKING GUTTINGS, ETO, o.i Road in the Gordon Settlement. Pinna and Specifications can be seen at .he office of MR GILCHRIST,-Ta where Tenders will be received up ttr\ 4 p.tn. of SATURDAY nest, the 18i’a inst. F. PAVITT, County Engineer. ~ lOtli May. 1895, ...... Te Avolia • * MANAWARU ESTATE. A PPLICATIQNS may be made for ’ xsc Sections on the above well-known Estate, on Terms to suit Purchasers. For further particulars apply to ~ ' A. J. FARMER, Manawaru. K~OTIOB MR ALFRED ELKIN, (Formerly of Carter and Elkin, Newton Auckland, and late of the London Dental Hospital), DENT I ST, IS now on a Visit, to Te Aroha, and Jraay be consulted at the Palace Loiel, ■*.. (Piivate Entrance), up to May 18th. ... U B L I C NO TIC E. John Kennedy BEGS to inform the public of Ohinemuii .that he has taken out an LICENSER and intends commencing business in.that line early next month. * -o— ■ —A COMMODIOUS MART— - is in course of erection at the corner of Wharf and Cussrels-slreefs, where periodic cal sales of GRAIN, PRODUCE, POULTRY, FURNITURE, & GENERAL MERCHANDISE, will be held as announced. Mr Kennedy is now prepared to accept commissions in this connection. Arrangements for sales in town or country may be made. : JO H N KE NNE DY, AUOTIONEEE, Paeroa, Agent s.si Ngunguro. Timber. Merchant apd agent for ' R. P. Gibbons, Kopu. TE AROHA NURSERYTHE prices of Fruit Trees at the above Nursery are : For Peach, Plum, Nectarine, Apricot, Pear, Cherry, and Quince 7s 6d and 9s per doz, according to size. Japanese Plum Trees, 9s and 10s per doz, a. few choice selected, Is each. 7000 seedling Pinus Insignus, 2s 6d pec 100 ; 2 years, transplanted, 7s 6d and 10s per 100 ; Macrocarpa, 15s per 100 ; Rhu<« burb Roots, Giant Victorias, 2s 6d per doz; Apple Trees, 6s per doz; Camelies from Is upwards ; Hybrid Rhododendeins, 2s and 2s 6d each ; Berbenis Vulgaris, the best hedge plant, 10s per 1000. HENRY J. HAWKINS,