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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4373, 13 February 1909, Page 3

w a Y PAY E E 1, ■ - ig When you can secure a home c your own. We have several { town houses which we can sei Building Society terms. Inquire once. J. & G. LOVEGRuVE, Agents, To Aroha. Lost, stolen or strayed fro paddock between Te Aroha and J Waihou, seven 18 month to 2 year old HEIFERS, branded j K. £5 reward will be paid to anyone giving information - that will lead to their recovery. Anyone detaining same after this date will' be prosecuted.—Apply News Office. QHINEMURT A. & H. SOCIETY. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. Eleventh Annual * v BTOOK SHOW! AT PAEROA ;;,;i In paddock opposite Railway Station, on Saturday, February 20 IN PRIZES £IBO im INPRIZB9 Grand Parade of Stock; Ladies’, Gent’s, and Boys’ Riding and Jumping Contests ; Wood Chopping Competition and numerous other attractions. SPECIAL TRAINS from Waihi and intermediate stations and convenient trains from all other parts. Sche'" 1 ':- on application. Entries close on Saturday 10th, with Secretary, John Rakbukn, Dominion Chambers, Paoroa, 613 , piAKO COUNTY TENDERS COUNCIL, ■ ■ ~ Tenders addressed to the Chairman, vill be received by the undersigned until ! p.m. on MONDAY, the 22nd February lext, for the following works : Contract No. 39 - Grading and forming 80 chains on Morrinsville-Tauhei j Road. Contract No. 41—Grading and forming 55 chains on Morrinsville-Tauhei i ;J Road. H Contract No. 42 - Grading and forming 55 chains on Morrinsville-Tauhei • vRoad. Contract No. 43—Grading and forming , the road from Waitoa Block to Waihou Railway Station. ;; Contract No. 44—Repairing the worst portions of Thomson’s Track Contract No. 45—Repairing the worst > portions of Thomson’s track. -; v 1 The Supervisor will show the work is follows: —Nos. 39, 41, and 42 oty Friday the 19th inst. No. 43 on v, Saturday the 20th inst. Nos. 44 and 45 >n Thursday the 18th inst . V-tfiL Plans and Specifications may be seen e Hmintv Office after 15th inst.' t County Office after loth inst.' Lowest or any tender not necessarily ■ ccepted. P. S. HANNA,' 14 County Clerk. NT Having taken over the Premier lutchery ” business in Te Aroha, itely carried on by Mr Sweeney, we rould respectfully request the restents of Te Aroha and surrounding istrict to continue the same generous leasure of patronage to’ ue as his lenn accorded ou" predecessor. Wo hope, by strict at:ention to msiuess and by keeping a first-class rricle and selling the same at a joderate price, to merit a fair shore f public support. HEDGE & SMITH Butchers. e Aioha, 31st December, 1908.

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