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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43315, 21 April 1908, Page 3

WINTER 1908 MILLINERY ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES IN PARIS FASHIONS COMPARE OUR PRICES—And You Will KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE DISTRICT. We Sell Cheaper than Auckland Houses - FURS! FURS! In Marmor, Bear, and Fox AND ' High-elass Russian Furs COMPARE I PRICES WE CAN DO THIS CHEAPER THAN AUCKLAND HOUSES. TRY Galiagan’s Economic

Methodist church ANNIVERSARY, TE AROHA TEA MEETING ON EASTER TUESDAY, 6 p.m. Adults, 1. Children, 6d J Public Meeting in Church 7.30 p.m. Musical items and addresses by Ministers. ....A.... Grand Concert , i la aid aid of the Trust Funds of the Waitoa Methodist Church, will be held at WAITOA ON WEDNESDAY, HAY 13,1908 When a grand programme will be submitted to patrons Vocal and Instrumental Duets Songs and Recitations Solos—Vocal and Instrumental Address, etc., etc. i COME ONE l! COME ALL!! Robt. a. LARNEY, Hon. Sec, N.B.—A conveyance will leave Johnson and Gwillim’s stables at 6'3Q p.m. for Waitoa, returning after the concert. Please book your seats iu time. ’ lAKO MOUNTED RIFLES OPENING NEW RIFLE RANGE, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. Handicap Competitions for all Members of the P.M.R. Range and Aggregate Prizes. The Mayoress will fire the opening shot. , A special Invitation has been issued to the Rifle Club to be present and partake of afternoon tea at 4 o’clock. R. C. ALLEN, , Officer Commanding

pOR SALE AT TE AROHA--450 Acres of splendid improved land, 200 acres of which ia rich river flat, worth £25 per acre. The balance is easjr Undulating country, and is splendid, healthy, aheep country, equal to two sheep to the acre. ThO whole farm is in grass, except a few acres of nice dry swamp which is carrying splendid flax. All fenced and subdivided into handy paddocks. The 200 acres of river flat is some of the finest land in the country, and is quite equal to one grown beast to the acre. The whole farm is well-watered by the river and creeks. The railway and county road runs through the centre of the pro perty. The Station, Post Office, and Creamery is only £ a mile away. This splendid farm is situated handy to the Waihou Saleyards, which is rapidly growing to' be one of the largest in the Waikato. The township of Te Aroha is within four miles, and the trains to and from Waihi pass through the property ten times daily, and there is a market at Waihi for all produce that can be grown on a farm. The land is very suitable for cropping, the soil being a rich black loam. There is a four-roomed house and a large number of outbuildings; the whole is well-drained, and is a splendid cheap farm at the money asked—£lo per acre. Only £I,OOO Cash required. STANLEY BROS., Sole Agents, Te Aroha.

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