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Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42781, 21 September 1905, Page 3

mo LET.—Two Shops in best part of Whitaker- street. Apply News Office. ; : J HOWELL. UPHOLSTEEEE, to inform the inhabitants of e Aroha and surrounding districts, that he has started business in conjunction with Mr J. McGiven, cabinet-maker, and is prepared to undertake all kinds of unholstering work, Beds, Mattresses, Couches, Chairs, etc,, made on the premises, Linoleums and Carpets laid, Blind Boilers and Curtain Poles fixed, Perambulators, Couches, etc., re-uphol-stered, Billiard Tables covered. OBDEES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. i J. HOWELL, Upholsterer, Next to Mrs McKee's, grocer, L dE aroha; [ - , Mm : piAKO MOUNTED EIFLES . PAEADE NOTICE.. Ihe Annual Inspection Parade by Col. Davis, C. 8., officer commanding the District, will take place at Te Aroha on Thursday, 21st, at 2 p.m. Eallin2p.m, sharp at Becreation Ground. Every member must attend. H. J. CLIFFOBD, Captain.

yy AI T 0 A ROAD BOARD Tendets are inviied for the following works:— No, 1. Sanatorium Road. Maungakawa, forming about 180 chains. No. 2. Walton Road, forming about 246 chains and carting 2120 yards clay. No. 3. Bakers Road, nearMrHughes’, 14 chains widening and 12 chains new drain. No. 4. Te Aroha-Rotorua Road, near Mr Parker’s, 13 chains new drain and road formation. No. 5. Milckelsen’s Road, Carting 400 yards clay and road formation. No. 6. Seddon’s and Waiorougmnai Road, Carting 400 yards clay and Road formation. The Foreman will meet intending contractors : N . 1, It Sanatorium, on Tuesday, 2Gth, ot 12 o’clock. No. 2. At Waitoa Rivm’, Walton road, on Wednesday 27th, at 11 a.m. No. 3, At Mr Hughes’, on Thursday 28th, at 1 p.m. No; 4 At 2 p.m. ; No, 5. at 3 p.m. ; No, 6 at Mr Cochrane’s gate at 3.30 p.m. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman. Morrinsville, before 9 a.m,, of Saturday, 30th September. Specifications at my office. W. ABBEY, Clerk. Wrtihou, 20th September, 1905. M PI AKO MOIJNTE n RIFLES ANNUAL BALL. By Invitation, will be held in the PUBLIC HALL, On September 28. Supper in the Thoatre. Excellent music (Booth’s Band). Excellent floor. Grand March 8.30 p.m. Double Ticket 7s 6d, admits two ladies <<nd one gent. Single ticket 5r ; extra lady 2s Gd. Spectators to the gallery Is. Capt. Clifford, Officer Commanding. Seigt.-Major Tattersall and Corp. Geo. McKee joint Secretar es.

►UBLIC MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. A. GREAT ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT. The Marvellous Black Family of Musical Entertainers. All Artists. All Clever. All Talented. A Grand and Attractive change of Programme, Everything New, Bright and Novel. Comic songs. Comic sketches. Instrumental selections. Mandoline quartettes. Charming solos Cowboy, Persian and Japanese Dances. Musical Novelties, etc. Miss Nellie Y. Black, Contralto, and Violiniste. Prices: 2s and Is. JNO. MACDONALD, Representative. Mr H. J. Tutschka, Piano Tuner and Repaired H ALL, rilE r A ROHA. HAMILTON, Will make his next visit to Te Aroha in about the second week in December, Kindly leave orders at the office of this paper. By do & tic. Co fA, u As the marXek TCAftfRCHAMTH is full of aMiHPvrmt/ £ aP (eas, \ - liquor. we beg to warn tbepublic a"-*''’** tempted to tii Buy poou substance and quality, It costs you no wore. i „ —•Prices - l/ 0 2p/lzL ' per lb. CuMA/neto Punt Ccyloh. 4 PurC V CtYLONhItIOIM mie d h''rYEtr> -rir/i c