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Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1746, 29 June 1895, Page 2

TXT ANTED.—'A good strong Girl, able to | milk and do general housework. | App’y—Mbs Me KrauErr, Te Aroha West. e ADMAN Prospect Ag Association. —The Members of the above Association are requested to' meet at- the Hot Springs Hotel to-night at 7 p m sharp. Business important. James Mills, Chairman, y “F> AND of HOPE Monthly MeetingIn the Town Hall on Monday, at 7.30 sharp. Collection in aid of funds. ■ - J. T. Maingay, Hon., Sec. WANTED. —Watches, Jewellery, etc, for repairs, to be left with D. D. Maenicol, Te Aroha, agent .for H.; H. Howden; Watchmaker and Jeweller, of Hamilton. promptly attended to. MR ALFRED ELKIN, /Formerly of Carter and Elkin, Newton Auckland, an delate.,of the London' Dantal^BS^fral), a B N T I 8 T, Mr Elkin will visit Te Aroha in August, Home Bay, Ponsonby. T Address:

GAU.iGH&R’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES ‘T\ AILY Service between TB AROHA JJ & PAEROA, connecting wifi. Royal Mail Service from gimmes #|ho Paerpa, Jalso Campbell’s Royal Mail from Paeroa to Waihi and Tauryiga. y -The Coaches leave Te Aroha for Pearoa s&daily at 9 a.m. e -. „ ||£f HROHCfe : FARES TO THAMES':—'' Single ...12 Shillings. . Retobn ... ‘2O Shillings • E. GALLAGHER having purchased Bradley and Co.’s Coaching plant at Te Aroha, is now in a position to accommodate -the travelling, public in all its requirements ; and the public can rely on good steady and sober drivers, and courteous treatment. All kind of Vehicles and good Saddle Horses on hire. Charges Moderate. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays - a coach will leave Te Aroha for Morrins—- . ville at 10.45 a.ir, connecting with Roto - rua train to Auckland ; and on Tuesdays Thnrsdays a.nd Satordays will leaye-Te Aroha ot 6.15 a.m, connecting with Auck<>' land train at Morrinsville. •.... : For Hire : Carriages, Waggonettes Open and Hooded Buggies,Saddle Horses and Invalid Chairs.. COACHES TO MEET ALL TRAINS First-class Stables, opposite the Domain. A Four-horse Coach to Wairere Falls and Hot Springs daring the season. ■ GOOD PADDOCKS Tourists driven to all parts by experienced drivers., E. GALLAGHER, . - 1 Te Aroha. E. Smardori & D- McKayof Boyal Mail Line Coaches. "pvAIIiY Service between Te Arolm and I / Morrinsville, and Te Aroha, Waiorongomai and Gordon. Coaches leave Te Aroha for Morrinsville each day as fol-lows-—Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday at 6.15 a m., and on Monday; Wednesday and Friday ot 10.30 a.m. These Coaches run to suit the travelling public in all their re* quiremeuts, meeting the op and down Trains to and from Rotorua and Auckland every day in the week.Sperjal ! Co'uehet» of Buggies to meet trains as, required by giving a few minutes notice. Coaches leave Te. Aroha for Waiorongomai as follows—Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 5.55 p.m, 'I aesday and Thursday at 6 p.m, leaves Waiorongomai for Te Aroha on Monday 6.10 a.m, & 6.25 p.nq Wednesday & Friday 6,45 a.m, a 6:2span leaveTe Aroha fo- Gordon, \ia Waiorongofnni and Shalleshury, on Wednesday arid Saturday at 10.15 a.m, returning same day at 4.45 p.m- Passengers, desiring to tr. e’ can always rely upon being in plenty of time to catch the outward Mail Trains and Coaches, and also will receive the bestof attention and civilly- .;. ■ Good paddocks, and first-class stables in ihe centre' of the Town, Whitaker Street, Te Arolia. The very best of feed kept on hand, Telegrams and comtuunicaiinn« leccive prompt attention. COACH ICS TO MEET ALL TRAINS. Armiu-.ss—• / ' . SM A BDO N* & MoK AY, TIC AROHA. v '