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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43328, 21 May 1908, Page 4

PHoMK 23 A. L. SURGEON amd MECHANICAL DENTIST, Te Aboha. Sours : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily>S \ « Saturday Evenings, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. to Private ' Residence opposite Domain Fees Moderate. * 0 R SA L E 720 Acres of Waitoa, partly improved; house and shed, a bargain. Price £5 per acre, £SOO cash, balance on terms. Acres; mostly swamp; pari; of the Lockerbie Estate, ! drained and in grass; house andiring:fenced. Price £7 per acre, £SOQ cash, balance on terms. . , - For particulars apply to— ~ LOVEGROVE Baos, Te Aroha or ' •: ud G. CLIFFORD, Morrinavitle,...^ pOR SALE AT. TE AROHA. •~450 Acres of splendid 1 improved land, 200 acres of which is rich river flat, worth £25 per acre. The balance is easy country, and" is* splendid,' heathy, sheep country, equal to two sheep to the acre. _ U ' The whole farm is in, grass, exoept a few acres of nice dry. swamp which : (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 a^ay.;; 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 Wsihi pass through the property ten times daily, and there is a market at Waihi for all produce that can be grown Op. 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 .vhole is well-drained, and splendid cheap farm at the monejJfasked — £lO per acre. ~ iflr Only £I,OOO Cash reqused. STANLEY^BROS.,. Sole Agents, Te Aroha.

Tie Parisian ■ • <-' i'"- . Dressmaking Establishment Whitaker St., Tb Aroha, Under the management ofafirst-clflßa PAKISIAN COSTUMIER , and, Five Practical Assistants. - Moderate ; Charges ' Cut, Fit and PROMPT DESPATCH ' Special Attention to * V vo^s’’S Mrs M. MHOYAtf. ; ‘Proprietress.

W- F- ROSS, I WAIHOU BAKERY, Wishes to inform the public of T® Aroha and district that XMR GREEN haß taken over the agency for oonfec* all kinds of fancy tionary, pastry/ and al , . bread at Te Arohai s and will /always keep on hand a good fresh stock of same at his place of business. N- B. Horse Shoer and •[General Blacksiitb 1 • f ' 1 ; (Opposite Mb. P. Hogan’s Stables, Te Aroha :: :: Awarded First Prize the Te Aroha A. and b Society’s Show, the winner Competing .against Eight Others.. N.B.—The judge at the. above/Show W* Mb susgsw* ■ This fact speaks for -O MAKER of HARROWS, SLEDGES, \ .GATE HINGES, &o.,,and | WHEELS RE-T3-RED Paspalum Bilatatuffi ACCLIMATISED PLANTS. O.ROWN from Bedford’s W Hand-fl Hand-shaken Seed. “Bedford’s Renown PaspslumSeed '* the best seed grown iranded on the Paspak i. My name iA : <&r Bedford’s Paspafum Plants are fine and joeuiora s jr&spaiura xriani/S areimßmiu. trong, 25s per 1000, 2000 at 245, 5000 at ( fi* 2s, 10,000 at 20s per 1000. PLANT MARCH TO NOVEMBER H. D. BEDFORD, Ngaruawahia.

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