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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43118, 30 July 1907, Page 2

ARE YOU -** BEARING US IN MIND WITH YOUR REPAIRS? We attend at rear of MoGiven and Co’ furniture shop every Monday from 8 a.m. Don’t forget that we repair , anything. J. & W. HARP, Bicycle makers,Umbrella makers and re-coverers, Mechanical, Engineers and repairers of any» thing 1 . Scissors sharpened. I TE AROHA, PAEROA & WAIH j “Either your PLANTER’S CHOICE or ARCADIA TEA is a boom to the Native race. Pure foods is what they want. Ail grocers should keep them. J. Carroll.” [Professional Notice.] A. S. Mackay, L.D.S., EDINBURGH, Licentiate in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburg’ , DENTIST. TE AROHARooms Upstairs, VISITS MORRINSVILLE Ist Wed. nesdaypn every month. Tephone 23 [a card.] PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. A. L~ YULE, RENTAL; gURGEON,

JQF* Mr Yule visits Waibino every Monday morning; Te Aroha Tuesday Karangahake Friday morning. Te Aroha Laundry, Whitaker Street, Te Aroha. mrs'may, (Late of the Martha Laundry, Waihi) Has started a Laundry in Te Aruha, and hopes by strict punctuality and first-class work, to merit a share of public patronage. Gent’s glazed shirts a speciality. A Special Line made op Ladies’ Clothes. NOTE ADDRESS— Nearly opposite Catholic Church

THEY WILL CHEER YOUR A LOT : Planter’s Choice or Arcadia Tea. STATION PROPERTIES, DAIRY D FARMS, &c M FOR SALE. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL FREEHOLD LAND, THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND having taken over the properties of the Assets Realisation Board has fob sale on exceptionally easy terms, a number of First-class Agricultural and Pastoral Freehold Farms in the Waikato and other districts, in areas to suit purchasers. Several Estates in the Waikato district have been surveyed into Dairy Farms, areas ranging from 65 to 350 acres. These are of good quality soil, well watered, close to railway, pnd within easy distance of creameries and factories. Buyers may select any areas, and purchase on very easy terms of payment. The Larger Estates comprise in the Waikato: Waitoa, 7,125 acres Paparamu, 2,807 acres ; Tirau, 3,600 acres ; Paeroa, 7.564 acres ; Okoroire, 3,803 acres ; Richmond Downs, 10,115 acres ; Okauia, 7,245 acres. In the Auckland District : Tamaki Farm, 347 acres, First-class Dairying Land, close to Auckland. In the Marlborough District : Clarence Estate, Kaiboura, 16,700 acres Freehold ; 114,000 acres Leasehold. In addition to the above the Bank has large and smnll blocks of Unimproved Lands for sale.

Plans and particulars may be obtained from Mb R. H. Bailey, station manager, Tirau; Messes H. &J. Clifford, Morrinsville ; Messrs McNicol & Co., Hamilton ; Mr Thos Mclndoe, Te Aroha; Messrs J. &QLoveqrove, Te Aroha ; Bank of New Zealand ; Hamilton and Auckland, or other principal branches throughout the Colony, or the Hoad Office of the Bank, Wellington. TELEGEA M GHlmou , Auckland.—Send Chest Arcadia or Planter’s Choice down here. Local teas awful.— Fowldb, Wellington. ’ To Farmers. J. A. Granger, BAKER and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WAIHOU The Bakery has been brought thoroughly up-to-date, and is in a position to supply BREAD of the highest quality, which is guaranteed to give every satisfaction. A trial will convince you as to the undoubted high quality. Delivery daily by cart to your own door. SMALL GOODS up to the same high standard pf nimlif.Tr