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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 229, 22 December 1893, Page 7

gTRAWBERRIES AND may be had OPPOSITE THE SCHOOL. TATARARIKI. The Public shall not be trifled with by being given half full boxes, or small pepper dishfuls, but shall be supplied with IMPERIAL MEASURE of CLEAN, RIPE FRUIT at old prices either in Strawberries and Cream or Strawberries for table at D. McDOUGAL’S. T ki. GOATS FOR SALE. MRS. CLARK (Toka Tcka Boarding House) bag decided to sell her stock of Goats, about 30 head. No reasonable offer refused. J. STALLWORTHY, bees to inform the public that he still has a few PHOTOS of the WAIROA FOOTBALL REPRESENTATIVES on hand, which he desires to dispose of to close accounts HOBSON RAGING CLUB~ A MEETING Jof the above Club will be held in the JAratapu Hotel tomorrow, Saturday evening, at 8 o’clock sharp. JOSEPH SEYMOUR, Secretary WANTED a Subscriber for Weldon’ 8 Ladies Journal. Six shillings per annum. —• Apply to J ohn Stallworthy Aratapu. WANTED Subscribers for The Wairoa Bell, Auckland Star, N. Z. Observer, Christmas Graphic, Brett’s Almanac. Apply to John Stall worthy Aratapu. _____ “ANGLICAN CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th, 1893. ARATAPU, 7 p.m, Lay Reader. WESLEYAN SERVICES. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24th 1893. ARATAPU, 11 a.m. Mr Me Leod. 7 p.m. Mr Rogers TE KOPURU, 7 p,m. Rev. Blight. aRAPOHUE 2.30 p.m. Rev. Blight. REDHILL 6.30 p.m. Mr Dickens. TOKATOKA, 11 a.m Rev, Blight, FLAXMILL 3 p.m, Mr Barclay.