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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43344, 30 June 1908, Page 4

A. L. YULF., SURGEON Te , IIANICAL aoHA. ■ . . r> - . M Hours: 9 a.m. t 0,5 p.in. daily, - V Saturday Evenings, 7 p.m* w - < 8 p.jn. Pexvate Residence opposite 'Domain Rees Moderate.: \ . - .tfAJj v O R gA L B 720 Acres of Waitoa, partly proved; house and shed, i. bnrS[B®v,!g 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 oash, balance oh terms. For particulars apply to — . LQVEGROVE Bros, T^roha^ or ' ? ■ nd G. CLIFFORD, M >rriisvjUe 'OR SLS , AT TE ABOHA 450 Acres -of splendid improved land, 200 acres of which is rich river - . flat, worth £25 per acre.- • *' : v The balance is easy undulating | country, and is splendid, healthy, sheep country, equal to two sheep to the acre. /K The whole farm is in grass, except • a few acres of nice ,dry sjwamp which carrying splendid flax. vi .. ; 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 ~, griwn heast to the. acre. The whole ..g-if farm is well-Watered by the river and $/! creeks. The railway and county road \ | runs through the centre bf the pro perty. The Station, Post Office, and Creamery is only J 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 tn and from .Waihi pass j through the property ten times d-iuy, r** and there is a market at Waihi for 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 * .vhole is well-drained, and is a splendid cheap farm at the money asked— y £lO per acre. Only £I,OOO Cash required. STAp£EZ;BROS.,I Sole Agents, : Te Aroha.

The Parisian . . . • Dressmaking Establishment tiSisiamammsxMaafaßummumaamHm av —ai—aam^uw Whitakeb St., Te Ahoha, Cnder the m iuagemaut of a ficst-clas' PARISIAN COSTUMIER and Five Practical Assistants. Moderate Charges Out, Fit and FiNisH’GuABANTEBr PROMPT DESPATCH Special Attention to I)i • t i * > i » Mrs E mom Proprietress.

TAIHOU BAKERY, | Wishes to inform the public of' Tfl Aroha and dzstricr that MR GREEN I ha„ taken over the agency fr confec* |p tionary, pastry, and all kinds of. fancy bread at " e Aroha, and will always keep on hand a good fresh stock .of same at his place of business. N* B- re i Horse Shoot and General Blacksmith (Opposite Me. P. Hogan’s j Stables, Te Aroha :: :: : Awarded First Prize for Horse- shoeing at the Te Aroha A. and H. Society’s Show, the winner Competing against Eight Others. N. B. —T i < j udge at the above ShotMsitss Mb BRUNTON, the well-known veterinary surgeon. This faot speaks for itself. MAKER op HARROWS, SLEDGES, iGATE HINGES, ,&0., and WHEELS RE-TYRED Paspalum Dilavatum ACCLIMATISED PLANTSOROWN from Bedford’s RenownM J Hand-shaken Seed. “Bedford’s RenownPaspalum Seed” s the best seed grown. My name is • Branded on the bag. :":p Bedford’s Paspalum Plants arefine and/r itrong, 25s per 1000, 2000 at 245, 6000 at 12s, 10,000 at 20a per 1000.

PLANT MARCH TO NOVEMBER H. D. BEDFORD, Ngaruawahia.