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Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1792, 4 December 1895, Page 2

GAU.iGHMt’S , ROirAL MAIL GOAOHES 'L- Jl9.&■ PAIfiROA, connecting with ■ Rick'-ttH’ Royal Mail Service from Thame "Paeroa,. also Campbell’s, Royal Mai' v- Line froiii Paeroa to Wallii a'hd • Tan ra n gn. The .Conches leave Te Aroha for Pearoa . daily aP9,a.fii. t H ROUG HP Alt ES TO THAMESh SINGLR Ret urn 12 Shillings 20 Shillings E. GALLAGHER having purchased Bradley and Co f ’s-Coaching plant at Te Arriba, 5b now in a position Jto accommodate the travelling public in *ali it« require Amenta ; and the public, can rely on good ->teady r ~uh(i Hobfcr driverß, and courteous 'reatment- kind of Vehicles amPgood Saddle Horses on .hire. Cliarge&'Moderute. : On Mondays, Wedriesd&ysjind- Fridays a coach will leave Te Aroha for . filorrihs- - ■ ville a 110.45 ,«.ir, connecting ’Rotorua train to Auckland ; and-: on Tuesdays Thursdays' and Saturdays'will Jeave Te ' Aroha at,6.15 a.inj connecting with Auck-' liind train at AlorrinsviUe. "; ; f v COACHES TO 'MEET ALL TRAINS. First—olftsff- StableSj OppositetHe' Domain. Four-horse Coach to Wairere Fulls.and H _ Hot Springs during the season. : GOOD PADDOCKS^ For Hire • Carriages, Waggonette* VOpen and Hooded Buggies, Saddle Horse* Invalid Chairs. ■ ADDBEBS- , H * ’ • * -■v. E, GALLAQ HE R, ’ ‘ ’ * V- • Ter Aroha. Royal Mail Line of : ■ *\ Coaches.-. ' -B-VAII.Y Service between Te Aroha arid \ 9 Morrinsvilla, and-Te Aroha,:: Wain rVngoniai’arid Gordon. , Coaches leave Te Arolla for Morrinsville each day as follows—Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday at . 6.15 a:m., and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday atiO.3o a. in. Thesio Coaches run to suit the travelling public in all their: requirements, meeting the up and >down Trains to,and fiom Rotorua and Auckland V every day, in the week. Special Coaclie* or Buggies to meet trains as required by -- giving -a few minutes notice. Coaches ' leave TeAroha for Waiorohgonpji as .fol- > Wednesday; Friday and : Saturd«y at 5.65‘ p.m,,Tueßday;ttqd Thurs*’ day at 5 p. iq, leaved Waiiirongomai for Te Arolta'.'on Monday. 6.10. a.inj & 6.25 p.m, ;-Wed nesday;& : Frida/6,45 a^niffl:^,2s, p;rii : leave T§'Aroha for Gordon, via \yaioron~ 'Shutteabnry, on’ Wednesday ■ arid Saturday at 10.15 if.ra.-retuming'same day at 4.45 j- m- Passengers desiring vto byt. saiiie. ; can>: always-' rely upon- : being in plenty of tiioe to catch the out’■ward- Miiij Trains anrl Coaches, and also will receive the best of atte'niiori and civil-, ty.. * :; ->■ * ’ ~ . Good-paddbeksj aqd first-clafla stables in the centre of the Townj Whitaker ' Street, Te -Aroha;The of feed “ : ;kepfori'haridj: ; TelegraiMgarid"b(>miunrii--ctdions receive prompt attention; r S . / wT-li;• to ■ inform ite travelling priblia and our numerous iQ f» tedd patrons, that -we are ruiining in con;' action with E. G. Short, of. Paeroa *arid which')qu can rely.-.'upon ; h e * n g ited with :any kind ; df; yeWcles"or sadd 1 e

-' ( ' drivers. ‘ '-■ ■' HER? ALL TRAINS; ■-. S M A R D ONB H O T HER S. • r l :■ TE ABOHA. ■tt'OBSES sliod and farm implements of .iff every'-kind made 'and repaired by sfilled’workmen at-SEro and Di«KBON-s