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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42769, 24 August 1905, Page 2

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OK <•' HK-'kjx STEAMSHIP CO, limii iit»t E A'm i,CO&tMLDN ... WITb !}HINE;iYi tj RT ANR.'I’E A U,QH A. FOR THAMES '■ ~. r E&vm Thames l.\ Inesday 23 . Kotomahana, 11am rsday 24 .. Wakatere Ia m lay 25. ..Wakatere 1.45’a m' irdsy;26. ;W&kateref 2 30-a^m .• 1 ;Leaves Auckland uticking with River ersfofPae’roa and Upper Thames t rsdayi;24 . ay 25.-. Wakatere 8.30. p.m. irday. 26v. Wakatere, 0.15 am ' res' ! Aiickla: d for Paeroa, Turua, v v. . , 7 ;E;ojiji,:Etc.,. . • • •••: ': ‘' aesday 16i .'JTapiwha, 5.3 C !p.tn.*4iSsf •sday, 24.. Wajmarie, 6 n.m., , . ly 25 . /fanivrha, 7 pm' ;. 1ay.27.. WahAariei 9.30 J> m ’ - day, 28...Taniwba, 10.30. p m ; Leaves Paeroa (pftllin., atKopu) nesday 23....Waimariq'noon j : ,<, sday■ £4:.Taniwlia. 12.30 p.m, ly 25'. ; .‘Wain}krie,. 1.30 ■" ay 27,. .Taniwba, 3.3$ p m lay 28..Waimalrie, A pm . ; .f - - ;.ft f \ ■•-’x,.}) t S.S. MATUKOv . Riwioa to Ti'. Ar,<>irt>r— . t,; iy - . We Inetd'iiv,, . K*».i H’riday o ' • arfiVul of Bjs. Te Aroha to Paeroa— .. . ayf Thursday and Saturday at 7am .farther ifticulurs .•.regßrdihg”p»» : or.'freiglit.iipply in . I : ij. L. lI.IHST v: Te l Aeo]»al. ENTRAL ivy k Bait Stabi&s TE AROHA, W3T" started; the above, directly ipposite ’the*®oi! Springs Hotel, jse to the Grand Hotel, 1 beg lit a, fair share of the Travelling Is Patronage. '■ : . > >; ■ I "New Premises in course of ero;j[ill.be ready for the travelling about two \VeekJs time, *>• •; j ‘ FEE DING A SPEC; ALITY 3V BRADLEY • ; 7/ ,y_. ■ . • ~T SSfex '{*& TA^fcESv MATAMATA. .AST) FQR; H*RE :' ; r ' 3tin> : - F,.ROCHE, tEfiejJfetfeTOß.•

A El D KESSOUTTING. M ISS A. H AMKRTON, ■ T :• TEACHER OS' THE Imperial System of Dresscutting ■' (. Will hold CLASSES in the Theatre Te Aroha, every FRIDAY commencing' at 10;a.m. ’• ' - THE CHEAPEST, BEST, AND HOST SIMPLE ' . | SYSTEM IN THE WORLD.. ' ; '' Dqn’t miss this opportunity of learning to become yqur’ottn Dressmaker. Full particulars as to terms, /etc., 1 be had on application to Miss Hamerton, Hamilton. Agent,for. ‘'New Horne'’ Sewing Machines. , .. 1 /is the IT tm' riy J f ull of PseK-- worthless —. . ( tippy fine /eat&P * v i| teas,with no quality or | CHRIST U* rip ted to buy this rubbljn\ Buypoodsound tea withX \suhstance ancf quality, it I costs you no wore. ffelforj.Moate^ip ' s 1 (, i,. iWmik; sm X>“SS& % /WNcuowti*t£w\\ / t /y fv- jl }TtA ttEFCHAHTi < tUM.h't,’,n.p prrr \CHB: CH»*3TC«*IW Ceyloh. t, fitc.C 1681 CEYLON A ItiOtidl T£AS NEW ZEALAND Accident Insurance Employers, of Labour protected against C'airns under ihe “ Workers’ Compensation Act,”; f * “Employers’ Liability Act,’’ And.; at “ Common Law,” AT LOWEST/ CURRENT FATES, Our Special Acme Policy c Insures Against— : r DEATH, DISEASE, AND - DISABLEMENT. . Call Foe a Prospectus. H. &J. Clifford,: • Chas E.* Lamb, Agent, Morrinsville. Agent,' Te Aroha. .• THE: ONLY* LOCAL ACCIDENT ~ •> 7 ' ■' COMPANY. F. W. L 1 *- 8 E *• LAND, STOCK & COMMISSION AGENT, Boundary Street, Te Aroha. FOR SALE : HOUSES, —Four, fire and six Rooms, nicely situated. SECTIONS.—CentraI positions Cheap. FARMS. —From 12; Acres to 5000 Acres. All parts of the district. &t*- Long list to choose from. TE KAHIA ESTATE.—The property of N. A. Larney, Esq . This estate has • . been cut up into honrly Dairy Farms, • and is admirably' adapted for dairy- ' ihg. being situuted close to Waitoa railway station,! creamery, school, etc. Exceptionally’!, easy terms. Plans on application... IMPLEMENTS, .^eeda,,.Manures,..'Etc. YJrtOA 310 ACRES '‘First-class Land Jj/OdjxJ d.i.p}/ All grassed and,sub - divided into handy paddocks ; 2'ro6med house and larqe shed. etc;. At present having use of good run adjoining. Red! good property and a snap at. the price. TO LET. —Several Good Houses. GENCTES—v ! Live Stock General Insurance Co. NZ. Loan & Mercantile Co • i ■/ Victoria Fire Insurance Go. Citizens Life Insurance Go. > ,y ' Chamberlain’s mm FOR CONST|PAtib»<r ; -v ‘ 'fa *. * ju:i'.v' * ’ *•v “ - ' ' ■) / .1

HOGAN & JiCKSON’S liven and Bait Stabies > . .Whitt a ketJ Street / r' n " - *• 7*o Aroha* (Late A. F. Thomas-) Couches, Brakes, Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Invalid Carriages for hire Wedding and Picnic Parties SPECIALLY catered for. SPECIALITY. HORSES, bought and sold and broken to saddle and all kinds of harness at reasonable rates. '' ' COACHES to meet all trains. J_ FUNERALS attended to. are Plentiful! ! Preserve * J them with preservative.—A bottle keeps seven dozen eggs for 12 months. Wm. C. Fitzgerald, wholesale and retail chemist. Waihi. Agents: Johuson and Wigg.V , DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE. LOCKERBIE, WAITOA, The Property of The Assets Realisation Board. THESE Properties have been surveyed inr.o FARMS of suitable area; from 65 Acres to 350 acres, are of Good Quality Soil, 'Yell Watered, Close to liailws y, and within easy distance of Creameries and Factory. may select Any Area, ano Purchase on YERY EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Intrest.—4£ per centum per annum - PLANS and PARTICULARS may be obtained from— THE BOARD’S MANAGERS on the Properties. Messrs E. & J. CLIFFORD Morrinsville. Messrs McNICOL & Co, Hamilton, Messrs McINDOE & HILL, Te Aroha •. - Mr A. HANNA Solicitor, AucK land. -, Or THE HEAD OFFICE, Wellington WALTER G. FOSTER, General Manager. BE QUICK. Not a minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the attack. It never fails, and is pleasant to take. For sale by F. Tonge— Advt. There’s thesneezy cold, the wheezy col The tickler in the glottis ; The chilly cold, the killy cold, 1 heboid that burning hot is— The tearful cold, the fearful cold, The one that all the Jot is— Yet these be colds that none endure Who purchase Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure. G THE SECRET OF SUCCESS;' When a man starts in a business enterprise, his integrity, is promptly tested. •JEjiis reputation for honesty arid reliability must be Established before- he -wins the confidence of his fellow men, which is essential to any business. This is the ‘secret of the success of Chamberlain’s -Cough Beihedy, It has a reputation of over thirty years btanding of doing exactly wliat the manufactures claim for it, and every hottlo'is sold under a posi.1 live guarantee.' For the cure of o< ughs ami v.i»o.»ping cough, it has and mothers give it to ' their little ones, with perfect safety, as it contains no injurious substance. . For sale by F. Tonge-—Advt,