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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 2710, 24 July 1891, Page 3

rpENDEL^wiU be received at the 1 Council Chambers until uoon on Tuesday August 4th, for maintenance of the vancus County Kon«ig under mod:C.J specific io:.« tt |.ich may be seen at the Council Chambers il i r ? a L b . reilh 8 B , tor e. Te Puke, and Mr Da'zeil s store Katikati. No tender necessarily accepted J*. C JOJRDAN,' ULSTER SMITH WORKS, COACH AND WAGQON FAGTORY. JAMES~HAUA, General Blacksmith. HorsenShoer Coachßmith, and Agricultural Implement Maker, Uevonport-road, Tauranga. TTT RESPECTFULLY intiV , A.l • timates to the public of Tauranga and surrounding districts, owing to increased bupiness, he ha« removed to that largo and centrally situated Ccairh and Waggon Factory " The Ulster Smith A^orks," Devonport Road, where he will have superior facilities for turning out and repairing all classes of work entrusted to him, in a first class and workman-like manner. J.H. tenders his sincere thanks to bis customers for their patronage in the past, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours in the future, which will receive bis prompt atteution and care. Chabges Moderate.

ULSTER vOTH- WORKS, COACH AND WA'SSON FACIORY, WILLIAM~PARKER, General Wheelwright?, Ooach, Carriage and Waggon Builder, Devouport-road, Taurnnsa. XRT T> respectfully intimates to the Taura- • ■*■ • ng a public and surrounding districts that, owing to increase of business, he has removed to that large and centrally situated Coach and Waggon Factory, "The TJlster Smith Works," Devonport Road, where he is ia a position to turn out all classes of work, both heavy and light, with despatch. Having had a varied experience of 26 years, and now having larger premises, will be better able to use that experience to the advantage of his Customers. W.P. tenders his sincere thanks to his customers for their patronage in the past, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their favpurj^in theiuti re. , N.B.— vehicles of all descriptipus Painted,. Renovated, and made to look equal to new. CrijLTI&ES ModEBAITK. NOTICE. NOTICE. THESE PEGULIAE TIMES. I am selling ripe Bananas 6lbs for Is, 2£lbsfor6d.~ EA.nfcYSEKD Potatoes. Early Rose/Magnum Bonum, Lapston Flake. eKidney, Beauty of Hebron Snow Fluke, Sutton Flour Balls. J.BODELL, Strand.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE. J-7AA PINTJS~TnSIGNUS 3ft, l\J\) 8s per 100. 500 Macrocarpa Seedlings, 5s per 100. All kinds i'ruit Trees to order. Timam Superior Derwent Table Potatoes. Pure Bone Dust and Superphosates. rU J. BODELL, Strand. Impobtbbs of /A * Indian Tea /g / Direct from the / / Gardens, /*W / In ilb and lib /£? / k Packets, /Of iff Tins of 51bs, W.Vf S/ I lbs, & ISifcs, /£/$/ Half -Chesta /£} X/ CoNDiMnrraand f/^ &f Bengal Chests. ?/ &J- tybhutney & Curry - / * JST/ Powder^ etc. J i /rS^ ±?f ell y« J'i 11 * Apple J ©Tl ■ / Jam, Taparroe Jam. %? /cv / -*- /^^y / Ijnportfrs o/ Indian, Brass £ / I±_, / Lacquer Ware, Curios, etc. fJSf /Karangahape Eoad, / / AUCKLAND, Opposite Post Office. Aobnt for Tauranga District :— COLIN C. NORRIS, WHARF STREET. K J. RICHAHDSON, : Piano and Organ Tuner and Repairer, from the Musical Budget, Shortland Street, Auckland, visits the district every six months. Address left with Mr iloyte, Chemist, Devon port Road Yes ! von can get all you WHtit at Garlick aud Cranwell's in the^way of Mouse l-'m-ni-. ture aod aU kinds^f Fttmishings ; Kensington Square Tap-pstrr and Brussefe Carper^' Linoleum, Oil Qoths Mattrng Iron Bedsteads, Bedding of all kinds, ioilet Ware, Curtains, Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Art Muslins Curtains of the newest kinds, Drawing. Dininj? and bedroom Furniture, cheap and irood their own manufacture. They hold (unnsked for) flattering testimonials for their safe and careful packing. All postal orders attended to by one of the firm, and trooda are ferjr cJurefjiHy selected for country oustomft?^ "Fdrnisn* your house from Garlick and Cranwell, City Furniture Warehouse, Queeo St., Auckland,