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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4425, 17 June 1909, Page 3

HAVE TOO PAID A VISIT TO THE UP-TO-DATE DEAPEIIY FIRM, “ THE ECONOMIC ?” CERTAINLY THE ECONOMIC IS BRIMFUL OF NEW EFFECTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ' A CHOICE SELECTION in Metal Belt?, Maltese Lace Goods, Silk and Lace Ties, and an exceptionally fine range of Fancy Neckwear, AT LESS THAN AUCKLAND PRICES We give good value for your money. We invite your inspection of our magnificent range of Winter Goods. GAHAGAN’S ECONOMIC.

MACKIE & SONS Having Started Business as AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL DEALERS, Cordially Invite the Public to Inspect their Stock jf Household Requirements, NOTE THE ADDRESS—THE MART. (Opposit) B.N Z) Where They Can Buy or Sell Ada* thing. 822 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., Ltd, Capital £1,500,000. Insurance against Loss by Fire and Perils of the Sea may bo effected with this Company on every description of property. Accident— OUß SPECIAL ACME POLICY insures against Death, Disease and Disablement. Employers’* Liability—lncluding Workers’ Compensaiion Act, Employers’ Liability Act, and Common Law.— Personal Accident and Sickness Insurance combined Fidelity Guaranaee, Plata-Glass nsu-. ranee and Burglary Insurance LIVE STOCK INSURANCE NOW ' TRANSACTED AGENCIES TE AROHA—P. Gilchrist, Fire and ' Marine ~ —C. E. Lamb, Accident and General MORRINSVILLE-H. and J. Clifford, Fire and Marine ~ —Gummer Bros., Accident and General G. N. PIERCE. Manager. F. & M.Department. H. A. MARRINER, Mauager. Accident & General Department. 44 AUCKLND j? GORDON BROS’ Liverv and Bait Stables> Whittaker Street Te Aroha . (Late P. Hog ax.) Coaches, Brakes, Saddle Horses, Bug gies, anu invalid Carriages for hire Wedding and Picnic Parties SPECIAL LY catered for. SPECIALITYHORSES "bought and sold and broken to saddle and all kinds of h. rness at reasonable rates. COACHES to meet all trains, FUNERALS attended to. Having taken over the above business .in Te Areha, lately carried on by Air P. Hogan, we would respectfully request the resideuts of Te Aroha and surrounding district to continue the same .generous measure of patronage to us as has been accorded our predecessor. We hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public support. GORDON BROS’. Te Aroha, March 3rd, 1909.

AW. Edwards giving up the Ladies 5 and Children’s Department