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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume VIII, Issue 777, 4 September 1879, Page 3

[Established IS7U.] BELFAST~B.A,KE:RY. ' " 'B : 4|i» ■* ? ■J3AKEB, HEOCEE, AND CTOREKEEPEK. My Bhead needs no comment, having* ' established itself years ago, hut having j ust returned from Auckland with an EXCELLENT STOCKofGROCERIES, 1 will open this day a sample of TEA the like of which no house eaii surpass. I rotail none at 2s 6d, but at 3s and 3s 6d per lh, and will guarantee the quality as really excellent. I can't retail Good Tea at Half-a-crown^ IN STOCK— Tea, in 6lb, £, f, and v/hole chests Sugars Coffoes Currants Raisins Spices Jams Pickles. Sauces &c. r &c, &c. J. MAXWELL, The Stitand, Tatjka^oa. Shipping Sivpplied. VOTE FORihe SPEEDY SETTLEMKNT OE: THE NATIVE LANDS— MORRIS. NoUcoTo the Employers and Employes of tha • Bay cf Plenty. T THE UNDERSIGNED, beg to J-5 notify that I have opened a SEUVANTS 1 HOME. LABOUIt AND EEGISTEY OFFICE, In the Building lately known as tho Victoria Hotel. After having had ten years' experience of this buisness in Victoria, combined with fifteen years' experience in Taurauga. I feel assured this Establishment will prove a great boon to the district. Also, a STOEE in connection with theabove. ANN ROBERTSON. The Telegraph Line of Coaches between. Tauranga and OhJnemutu. [Established in 1873.] Tauranga Livery and Bait Stables,. Corhkr or Sprixg and Gkey Streets,. (Opposite Spring Well Brewery.) X ADIES 1 AND GENTLEMEN'S SaddleI 4 "Horses, Buggies, &c> for hire at theabove on reasonable terms, for the Lakes or elsewhere. A FIRST-CLASS SADDLER employed on the Premises. All work clone strong raid in a workmanlike manner, at the lowestpossible charges.. 3APDLE6 BOUGHT AND SOLD. D. H. M. BILL, Proprietor. XTTILL STAND THIS- SEASON" the Celebrated Clydesdale Stallion, t ~ \ * *I* ■•«' by lt Prince Arthur," at Mr Peter Grant's farm, Gate Pah, or will travel should sufficient inducement offer. Terms, — Single mare, £3, two or more the property of one owner, by agreement. First-class paddocks for mares 2s Gd per week, all care taken, but no respqnsi bilityVOTE FOR MCDONALD AND THE BAIL WAY TO THE LAKES. THE COMING ELECTIONS A few hints to the Electors of 7aur£*jp. and the Surrounding District"pliKPAßE for tho Cowing Struool. -!l by putroniziug tii? Hair-dro^rjor-iu Wliaj-f street, who can ccol yua" Jioati, and so improve your pers-^it"' app«'u.ri,nco that even your foos vw-mI;?. not kuow you. Although tho pi\>v._.rh nuys old nmids n3O abominablo, bi:i (Jroj is honourable. Also, to tho Man who avffer r.jc w-\ Wa te Land*, I should say study y e [•.<_■ iuterosts uuder tho soothing 1 huhirv.rn of a good Cigar or a good ■-ip-. 1 ci Tobacuo, also to. be had at TiK- Ws.lrdresser's in Wharf st,i-«et. . In <rouclusion, a word to t':" A J lycyt and female portion of Voioru' : •..:■ -.:••>; Study the interests of iho iai : y\.v adoption, and encourage lot- •*•:! : jn'ise by purchasing 1 all kin^-, vi i % ti.;. y Goods, I'orfuraorj', .]>:•.:■]; > s Jewellery, &c\, &c, for tho .Suju'i.t.! Train Lxcuivaon.-i to tho .floJ.- t./tky.. VOTE FOR A. W # . Vi'OKTB I?TUTOK