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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43381, 3 October 1908, Page 2

WANTED.—A Smart, Respectable. *' Y 'ling Girl to assist in Tea E om. One just 1 ft school ‘preferred, —Apply, W. Green’. Fiuiterer an l Confectioner. 384 WANTED.— A Smart Boy for the trade. Permanent job. Apply at once. R. Green & Co., Plumbers, care News Office. F AT 2 PM. SHARP. gAMUEL (Per H. E. Yaile, Auctioneer) will Sell by Auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen street, BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MR G. P. ELLIS. QORDON, IJEDIVERSIDE FARM of 99$ acres, “ ring-fenced and subdivided ; a few acres of green bush, some river date, balance grass and fern ; half ploughable; cottage, 5 rooms and two sheds. The farm is 14 miles from Te Aroha by metal road, and 8 j from Matamata 388 pLEASE p^OTICE. Samuel Barry. THE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST OF AUCKLAND. Has made arrangements for another VISIT TO TE AROHA. MONDAY (aft.), TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 20, and 21. Consulting Room at Pilling’s Hotel. We offer the Best Optical Service obtainable at usual city charges. You may SAVE YOUR TIME. YOUR MONEY and YOUR SIGHT by consulting us NOW. y ULE AND gONS RIDAY, O C.-OBER

PHIL WALSH DRAMATIC COMPANY including MISS EVA MARIUS—PAIGNE in now and old popular plays. Presenting for the inaugural production of his third tour of New Zealand a new and powerful Four Act Comedy Drama, “ A Tale of Two Women.” LOVE is stronger than HATE. Thursday, October 8. PHIL WALSH as “ The Only Juggins.” EVA MARIUS-PAIGNE, as “Anna Bowman.” JJONT JJISS I'HIS 'I BEAT ! I ! 389 pIAKO RUGBY UNION. -TE AROHAJunior Football Social, To be held in the PUBLIC HALL, TE AROHA Wednesday, October 14 Presentation of P.R.U. Junior Cup & Caps Everybody Welcome. Amusement for all. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. Grand March at 8 p,m., sharp. £OME ONE ! £lO ME ALL ! ! Double Ticket, 3s 6d ; single, 2s (id ; extra lady, Is Gd. GEO, McKEE, 390 Hon. Secretary. QDD FELLOW S’ PHIS and FANCY DRESS B ILL PUBLIC HALL, 7th OCTOBER, 1008

PBfZES “ BELLE OF THE BALL,” Mr Gahagan’s Special Prize. “ NEATEST DRESSED LADY,” Mr J. Williams’ Special Prize. “ BEST LADY’S FANCY DRESS,” 40 Piece Tea Set (on view at Mr J. Williams’). “ BEST GENT’S FANCY DRESS,” Bronze Ornament (on view in MrJ. B. Johnson’s). TICKETS —Double os, Single 3s, Extra Lady 2s. A. Tattkrsall, ) .j c „ 387 F. Hubbard, j Hon SeCß '