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PHONE 23 A. L. SURGEON and MECHANICAL ipo DENTIST, Te Aroha. Eours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, ‘. * Saturday Evenings, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. - Private Residence opposite Domain Fees Moderate. ; 0 R s. .a’ l: E 720 Acres, of proved; house and shed, a, .bargain. Price £5 per acre, £SOO cash,’ balance on terms. 560 Acres, mostly .swamp, part of the Lockerbie Estate, well drained and in grass; house and ring fenced. Price £7. per acre, £SOO cash, balance on terms. For particulars apply tp'—- - r ,\ LOVEGROVE Bros, Te Aroba or . .•..•••• V, •- \ nd G. CLIFFOED, MorrinsviUe.; . pOR SALE AT TE AROHA voaxoTJ 450 Acres of splendid, improved land, 200 acres of which is rich, river flat, worth £25 per acre. 1 ;-r, The balance is easy undulating country, and is splendid, healthy, sheep country, equal to two sheep to the acre. : The whole farm is in grass, except a few acres of nice dry swamp which carrying splendid flax; • , 1 All fenced and subdivided.: into handy paddocks. The , 200 acres of river flat is soihe of the finest land in the country, and is quite, equal .to one grown beast to the acre; T,ho. whole farm is well-watered by- the' river" and creeks. The railway and road runs through the centre .bf j.thA, pro . perty. The Station, Itost OfEtae, . and Creamery is only £ a mile; away*. This splendid, farm is situated handy to the Waihou Saleyards;; is rapidly growing to be ohe of? the largest in the Waikato.; ,;. The [ township of Te Aroha is within [four pailes, and the trains to and from Waihi. 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 dheap farm at theymoney asked — ;£ 10 per acre. • Only £I,OOO Cash required. - STANLEY BROS., ' Sole Agents, Te Aroha.

The Parisian . . . Dressmaking Establishment , , ma u .. Whitaker St., Te Akoha, , Cnder the management df a.first-cta,8 v: PARISIAN COSTUMIER and Five Practical Assistants. Moderate Charges ' ■>/ Cut, I , Fit and Finish jduAinNTE si PROMPT DESPATCH Special Attention to i.i : Proprietress •

W- F- ROSS. TAIHOU BAKERY, . Wishes to inform the public of, Tfr: Aroha and district that. MR GREEN taken over the agency for confectionary, pastry, and all kinds of fancy bread at Te Aroha, and will always keep on hand a godd fresh stock of same at his place of business. N. B- PETERS, Horse Sheer and .. General Blacksmith (Opposite Mr. P. Hogan’s Stables, Te Aroha :: . Awarded First Prize for fioSshoeini the Te Aroha A. and H. Soc|ety’s Show, the winner Competing Others. ,b. Tii judge at the fihpyeSHow WBfl [e BRUNTON, the well-known veterinary irgeqn. This fact speaks for itself. :aker op harrows, sledges. .gate HINGES, &c. , ANf WHEELS RE-TYRED Paspalum DUaiatum ACCLIMATISED. PLANTS IROWN from Bedford’s ltwi'.wi,-: * J Hand-shaken S p edi <.v v : ; “ Bedford’B Renown Paspalum Se p d ' s the best seed grown. My nameD s iranded on the bag; . Bedford’s Paspalutn Plants are fin tfrong, 2os per 1000; 2000 at 245, 5000 12s, 10,000 at 20s per 1000. §! PLANT MARCH TO NOVEMBER H- D. BEDFQPO, Ngaruawahi^

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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43341, 23 June 1908, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43341, 23 June 1908, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43341, 23 June 1908, Page 4

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