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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1779, 16 October 1895, Page 3

-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the bu«K ness hitherto carried on by W. Reid, as Coachbuilder, etc., of Te Aroha,, and the btisiness hitherto carried on by W, Dickson. Coachbiiilde*, also of Te Aroha, have THIS DAY been amalgamated Business will io future be curried oh' under the title of . REID AND DICKSON. ‘ The new firm wdl be pleased to receive the continuation of patronage of their old customers, and hope by first-class work and strict attention to business to prove worthy of confidence. , ■ In witness to the above we attach on r signatures — c " 1 William Reid Signed : j william T. Dickson. October 9th, 1895. F. P. JONES, AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANT, GENERAL COMMISSION AND REGISTERED MINING- AGENT; ; ■OERiODICAL SALES of Produce, Furniture, etc., will bo held at his Mart, Wharf-street, Paeroa, complete furnishing establishment, Sales Daily. JgH, Out-door and Clearing sales a speciality Money advanced, Insurance effected, and all kinds of. Produce bought and Bold on Commission. > SALE IN TE AROHA. PUBLIC HALL ON ■■'.SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19th. J.-M. BELL, PRACTICAL TAILOR, WHITAKER STREET, TE AROHA. ; • 1" I\ / C T3ELL Wishes to' inform eJ a i¥JL. JLJ his numerous customers and tlio Public generally that he Inis just opened up bis New Stock qf SPRING ind SUMMER Tweeds,. Coatings, &c., which ore beautiful in design and excellent in finish. CHARQES MODERATEENTLEMEN are invited to call and in>ect the stock of really choice goods. Royal Mail Jjine of Coaces* between PaeroaJfe WaihL and after vtliis date I ; wi'l 'run a V/'. Daily Coach from' Paeroa to Waihi, returning same Day, leaving Paeroa at 8 a-m. and Waihi at Ip.m. D. Campbell, PAEROA & WAIHI. October 7th, 1895.

THE CLYDESDALE JST A LLION DUKE OF ALBANY, 1117 ILL Stand at Meadowbunk this V V Season. ' SERVI CE, £2. Grazing Free.. All cure taken, but' no respouibility. T. BRADLEY, , Medowbank. HO STAND THIS SEASON, the L imported Norfolk Stallion PERFECTION. PERFECTION, a brown hoise, stands 17.1 bands high, perfect in symmetry, with grand action. • - : His pedigree is as follows : Sire, Coker’s Perfection 1 ; gp, Warthis’ Perfection ; gg s, Jackson’s Perfection ; ggg s, Catton ; gggg p, Bay Beckingham ; ggggg s, Grand Conqueror ; gggggg s, Henderson’s King George. Dam by Old Phenomenon (which horse trotted 18 miles in the hour, and was sold for 800 guineas) ; g d by Wink’s Perfection. Two half-brothers to Perfection were sold for SCO and 800 guineas respectively when five and three-yeais old. Perfection has taken 27 First and Champion Prizes, and never suffered defeat. ■ _ This grand stallion, Perfection will stand at Meadowbank this season, and travel as follows V Monday— At Paeroa, Crosby’s Stable. a Tuesday Hikutnia, Corbett’s - Stable, and returns to Paero t Wednesday. Meadowbank, Thursday, all dav. Friday— Te Aroha West, at A. Farmer’s, Manawaru, then to Te Aroha via Murphy’s bridge. Stands at Meadowbank Saturday and Sunday. SERVICE FEES : £2 10s ; Groom’s Fees, 2s 6d, to be paid to Groom at first Service, Service fees to be paid on or before 10th January, 189.6. . Grazing free, all care, but no responsibility, at Meadowbank only. For further particnla*s apply to Groom in cnarge concerning the horse. Notice.— All mares that any of my horses have served and hot proved in foal, will be eerved free of charge by either of my horses, Perfection or Duke of Albany. An early application for Perfection or Duke of Albany lists as they are bound to fill fast. T. BRADLEY, Proprietor. Meadowbapk, near Te Aroha,