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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1783, 30 October 1895, Page 2

Smurdonßros-} Iloyal Mail Line of Coaches. ' TT\ AILY Service' between Te Aroha and XJ Morrinßyilla, and Te Aroha, Warn- , frungoruai iind Gordon. Couches leave Te /jirohu for Moriinsville each day its follows—Tuesday, Thursday,and Satnrday.at «G.lsit.in., and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday UtTO.3O a .m. These Coaches run <6 suit-the travelling public in all their requirements, meeting the up and down Trains to and from liotorua and Auckland / •every day in the week. Special Coaches ' »r Baggies.to meet trains as required by f dying a: few minutes notice.. Coaches eave Te Aioha for Wuiorongomai as fej-*; * sowß— Monday ' Wednesday, Friday . and Saturday at’s 55. p.m, Tuesday and TlVurs- • day at 5 p.m, leaves Waiorongomai for Te \Aroha on Monday 6.10-a.m, & 6.25.p.tit, \Vediresday & Friday 6.45 a.rn, <z 6 leave T-e Arohtt Idr. Gordon, \ iaWaiurou- ' gomai and Slla/tesbflry, on -Wednesday nnd Saturday at 10.15 a.in, returning same • day at 4.45 m- Passengers desiriug to r.iravOl .by same can always rely upon - being in plenty of time to catch the out ward Mail Trains and Coaches, and also -"/will receive the beßtof attention and civilly- - ■ ; •:' ■ ; ii-Good pgddotfek/ and first-class .stables in the centre, of tire.. .Town, Whitaker Street, Te Aroha. The very la st of feed kept on hand, Telegrams -and commuuications receive prompt attention. We, Smaiddfe-Biothers, Wi h to inform //like travelling ptibiic and our nninerous fiitnd patrons. thttt we are running in con ection with E. 0. Short, of Pueroa arid Thames, which you can rely upon being suited with any kind of vehicles or saddle / -imrees.- >/...• - driven to all parts by experienced , drivers. • COACHES TO MEET.. ALL TRA INS. -B MAR D 0 N B KOTH EU S . • . TE AROQA. A Splendid line of CHEAP ENVELOPES FOE SALE at the News Office. w ANTED..— 3 Apprentices to the .Dressmaking. Apply at once to. JV, W. Tonoe & Co., Te Aroha. . "TXT ANTED.—To purchase 'good table tV; ; Eowls, in any quantity.—W. H. Knock; Hot Springs Hotel. r ENVELOPES and Five quires of Note Paper for 2s atNnws Office.

m ANTED,:*-A Strong Youth to learn • the Blacksmithing.' Appier at once to D.McL. Wallace, To Aroha.'JILOWER- SHOW (allcomers). Art and J. 'lndustrial Exhibifcionfot all Board and Sunday School Children, 16 years and under. Cash Prizes. Cash Prizes. Schedules can t)© .obtained every Storekeeper or •Schoolmaster in the district. Easaysto be gent in to Society 2 days before Show. JSOVEMBEK 9XH. 1* W. WILD, Secretary. niENDEES—Are invited for making J. various sec tions of Water-race Work will be shown on ;the Ist and 2nd November, : starting from Waitekanri Junction at 9 a.nu *, ...... . Waihi Gold Mining Company Ltd., - H. W. BAER IT, •' . Superintendent. ■*a[ ANTED.—Watehes, Jewellery, etc, for T repairs/ to be left with. D/J>. Macmicol, To Aroha, agont for H.:- H. Hcwden, - Watchmaker and Jeweller, of Hamilton., I ; Eepairs promptly attended to. • LOST. "I QST, Stolen or Strayed, 1 Bay Mare, J-a; star on forehead, nb brand: Known ?as Heath Cote’s mare. Finder rewarded on • ioturning to V .F. TONGE, Te Aroha. f LET—At Waiorengnimii for Jt ; form of 12 iSimiUis. H »ns©.. of 4 •|i«ioiriswifi)D4rv. : :CWr.|iW|, and about : '4O uproH of Land v Drained, Sub-divided, down Kent—-12* 6d perwoe.k. Apply r ; ;, : A’ W. EDWAlios. " i-’ _ 1 Te Aroha.