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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43323, 9 May 1908, Page 4

PHONE 23 ; A. ■' SURGEON AND MECHANICAL ' / DENTIST, Te Aroha. ■ I .■'X ; Hours : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily ,t j ''Saturday Evenings, 7 p.m. to I 8 p.m. . Peivaxe Residence opposite Domai n Fees Moderate. 0 R 8" 720 Acres of Waitcia, partly haproved ; house and shsd, a. bargain. Price £5 per acre, £SOO cash, balance on terms. \ £560 Acres, mostly swamp, ’ part of the Lockerbie Estate,.' drained and in grass ; - house' and ring fenced. Price £7 per acre, £SOO cash, balance oh terms. ! ' !i 't;' i , ! ■■■ '' For particulars apply to— LOVEGROVE Bros, Te Aroha nd G. CLIFFORD, JdomQsville T7OR SALE AT TE AROHA 450 Acres of splendid improved land, 200 acres of which is rich, river flat, worth £25 per acre., \ The balance is easy undulating country, and is splendid, healthy, sheep country, equal to., two eheep to the acre. ,• . ;r '!r The whole farm [ is iti grassy except a few acres of nice dry swamp which ;• carrying splendid All fenced and -Subdivided into handy paddocks. ' The lj 2ffo ‘kpes of river flat is some of iand in the country, and. is quite equal to one grown'beast to the ' acre. Tho-whole farm is by and creeks. The railway and road-/ runs through the centre of : the pro ( perty. . The Station,. Post Office, and Creamery is only £ a mileaYay/ This splendid farm is situafcejl handy* to the Waihou Saleyards> .which is rapidly growing to be one of the largest in the Waikato: Tltejtowhship 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 jfarm. 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. / V : ' Only £I,OOO Cash required. STANLEY BROS., \ Sole Agents, Te Aroha. Wi

The Parisian :. . v ; Dressmaking Establishment - ,• 'i -V'Whitaker St., Te Akoha, Under the management of aflrst-ctaSsl PARISIAN COSTUMIER and Five Practical Assistant^. Moderate Charges "Cut, Fit and Finish]Guaranteed f PROMPT DESPATCH i Special Attention, to ; f ,; ; : 131 \lii r £}r*JL3/*S Vis V. DOMAH. Proprietress. W. F- ROSS. WAIHOU BAKER*, Wishes to inform the public of To Aroha and district that ... t • IMR GREEN has taken over the agency for ; confeo tionary, pastry, and all kinds of fancy bread at Te Aroha, and will always keep on harid a good fresh stook ot same at his place of bnsinesß_. . (s . N- B- PETERS, Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith (Opposite Mr. P. Hogan’s Stables, Te Aroha :: :: Awarded First Prize for Horse-shoeing at the Te Aroha A. and H. Society’s Shew, the winner Competing against Eight Others. N ,B. —The judge at the above Show WS» Mb BRUNTON, the well-known veterinary surgeon. This faot speaks for itself. - MAKER of HARROWS, S GATE HINGES, &0., and WHEELS RE-TYRED - Paspalum Dilafatum ACCLIMATISED* PLANTS. , DROWN from Bedford’s Renowned O Hand-shaken Seed. . “Bedford’s Renown Paspalum Seed’* s the best seed grown. My name is iranded on the bag. * ; f Bedford’s Paspalum Plantsairefine and itrong, 25s per 1000, 2000 at 24&, 6000 at 12s, 10,000 at 20s per 1000. PLANT MARCH TO NOVEMBER H. D. BEDFORT). Ngaruawahia* • , f •«-

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