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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4500, 7 December 1909, Page 1

Boarding Houses Randwick, hinemoa-street ROTORUA. Two minutes from Railway Station. Three minutes from Baths. All trains met by porter. Terms —s/per day, 30/- per week; special terms by arrangement. Early breakfast provided if necessary, for coach or early train. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to.— Mrs J. Wrathall, Proprietress 857 ERMINGTON COURT (Close to Railway Station). Established 1904 FRANKTON JUNCTION. All guests called in time for all trains. The accommodation is first-class and very convenient. Meals at all hours. Tariff 4/- per day. Letters or telegrams promptly attended to. 811 MRS McFADDEN, Proprietress.

A. J. CLARKE ELECTEICAL and MOTOK ENGINEEK. OPPOSITE DOMAIN. Electiuc Light, Heat, Power. TELEPHONES BELLS BATTERIES, MOTOR OILS, GREASE, IGNITION BATTERIES. Engines and Cars Overhauled 714

P- DIERCK, Wholesale and Retail FRUITERER, GREENGROCER, Etc, REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Meals at all Hours, Suppers a Speciality. Parties Catered for Agent tor H, Lowe’s Pork Sausages and small goods, D. Hay, Nurseryman, Auckland. Trees, Shrubs, etc., at Auckland prices, mo iced Fish every Tuesday and Thursday, Oysters arriving every week. P. DIKRCK wishes to thank his numerous customers for the support accorded him since he commenced business, and hopes that by continuing to supply firstclass goods at a reasonable price to merit a continuation of their patronage. NOTE THE ADDRESS— P. Dierck, WHITAKER-STKEET, TE AKOHA. 826

FLOUR TRUST THE SECOND 50 STRONG, Start.B Operations Ist June. BKEaDWINNERS 3e not tempted into the Trap by Buying gOUTHERN p»LOUR The Object of the Trust, through its > numerous Agencies, being to Crush the NORTHERN JJILLING (JOMPAN GET A MONOPOLY Then how would you fare in the hand gOUTHERN JpLOUR rjIRUST. STRIKE THE rjIRUST jyONSTER Before he gets Loose a Deadly Blow BY USING ONLY THE COITRAGEOU JtREE J|ILL’S CHAMPION 1 LOUR, and the VICTORY IS OURS.

H. WHITEHEAD. SANITARY PLUMBER (LICENSED BY TE AROHA BOROUGH COUNCIL) Opposite Bank of New Zealand

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