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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1742, 25 May 1895, Page 2

Are you Furnishing ?' The' best and cheapest stock is at ‘The People’s’ Furnishing. Warehouse, Aiickland. J. Tonson Garlick is determined to maintain the position held so long for giving best value in furnishing goods. He is Selling very cheap, all kind of Furniture, Carpets, Carpet Squares, Linoleum, Bedding, Iron Bedsteads, Woven Wire Mattresses, Furnishing, Drapery and Bamboo Blinds. He- furnishes a house throughout, and sends an illustrated catalogue to intending buyers. Write to J. Tonson Gaelics, Queen-s i »eet, Anckland.

FINAL -N OTIC E LL Accounts due to me and not paid by the 4th. prox., will at once be sued for. J. A. COCHRANE,, Te Aro^ia. R. S. POOLE, Scotland & London^ W. E. THOMAS, Late of De Latton, L.D.S , of the Great Northern Hospital & London University. W-F. THOMAS, R. S. POOL B, Surgeon Dentists, May b9.oonsulted at Te Aroha every two months.. Next visit latter end June. PJAKO COUNTY OTICE is hereby given tint tin* PiV.ko County .Council, at their: meeting to be helil in the County Office, Morririf.-/ ville, on THURSDAY, the 31 -t day of Jime, 1895,o'clock forenoon— A GENERAL RATE of one Half PKNNY per £l,upon tlio ruteitble va no of tlie rateable prop rties- in'tbe 11 dings of Te y ■ Arolia, Wa : ton, P.iieier-y Tao« . taoron, nnd Matftoiotn. 2. -A- SEPARATE RATE of FARTHIVG per £1 upon the rateable valuer of t' e nteab’e Properties in the Riding of To ' Arolia. 'These Rates hre to be mde for ihe year coVnm-ncing on the Ist day bfc April, 1895. - and ending on the: 31 et day of March, 1x96.Each of the said -.Rates -will be payable in one Binn to the underidgned at t o County Office, Morrinsville, on the 20di flay of July. 1895. Tlie Rate Book LtiowOpon fpr<lnt?p,’ction at toe County Office, Herrinsvilie, during office hours. : • ••. .->■ PETER GTLCHRrST, County Clerk. Morrirtsvilie, 23r i Mayi 18951 CLEARING SALE AT WAIHOU, On Thursday, May 30:11. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr W. 'Hodg-<on to sdl on his farm, Waihoo, on THURS- ' DAY, 30tli May, the whole of.his Live and Dead Stock, consistiug of EMPTY C 0 W S 2 Two^year-old Steel s r 2 Cows in full milk 16 Two-and half to tliree - year old empty well-bred Heifers * •20i.Erditeen«rnontb8 Steers and Heifers 40 Fi ur-year-old Steers in fresh con- . dition ■’ 6 Weaned Calvo 150 Fresh young Ewes in lamb to Lincoln Rams - . 30 Fat Ewes and Wethers 100 Cioss-bied Ewes inlamb to Blackface Rams : 10 Horses, consisting of draught, rid* ing, and colts • Cambridge Roller Disc Harrow .Tine do. Scarafier Cultivator DF. Plough—Wallace S.F. do. —Hornsby of 3 and 4 Horse Swingle Sledge, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone Avery Weighing Machine up to 600 Ibs „ . Two ton Waggon. 4 Sets Plough Harness Set of Waggon Harness Cart, Saddle, Breeching • Riding Saddle Lot of Sundries * 400 Gallon Tank About 14 acres, more or less, Swede Turnips Stack of Oaten Sheaves, 25 lons, more or less 1000 Good Sacks v Ton B mes and Superphosphate 35 10ft Kauri Hurdles 5 Store Pigs, in forward condition The Implements and Harness tre almost new and in first-class condition. Luncheon Provided- . Sale at 12,30 o'clock. NO RESERVE. McNICOL & CO. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer.