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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 107, 20 June 1885, Page 1

GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR T E a"!r O H A HARDWARE & GENERAL IRONMONGERY STORE. w hj HOUSE BOM) IRONMONGERY OF BEST QTTALTTY, O^£ SILVKB AND PLATED WARE IN ALL PATTERNS, |j>3 BEDSTEADS, SINGLE AND DQTTHLK AT ALL PIUO13S, - pj£ BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, |gai CORRUGATED IRON; SPOUTING; AND DOWN PrPE, ' - p g O BOLTS, NUTS, NAILS, DOOR AND TABLE. MATo, Etc , fim « W 2 TABLE LAMPS, IN GREAT VARIETY, Pi? >M 2a 6d EAOK, p " jj5 HURRICANE LAMPS; FIRE PROOF SAILER. Etp., Etc. MINING REQUISITES OP BVBRY~DBSORIPTIOi>g iNOLaDINO DY«AMITj3 (both Nobel's and Australian), PuwAkS, 1 CAPS, All Goods Sol.I at AUCKLAND PMCtirt. LIBERAL "DI8COUKT alhnve-i to CASH PURCHASERS. DANIEL J. PRAZER, WHITAKER STREET, TB AROHA. IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Nmv"),),,. « Brnftoli of the above at Q U A R T Z V I L L B ,, "W"AiOE,oisra-oMAi.

Spurting".

Cabinet Makers.

J. S. H ■* » t WCNMAKER, POLLEN STiiEET, THAMES.

WILLIAM EVERITT, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER.

rpHE CHEAPEST HOUSE intheDis- ■- trict for EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE, AND BEDDING ready made 01 to Order.

Importer of T. Bland and Sons', andW | and (\ »Scott and Sons' Guns, &t\, Curtia und Harvey's Diamond Gunpowder, Kl<>y Brothers' An. nninition, Walker Parker and Co.'s Sli.>t, Pain's Fireworks, &c , &c. Has a large stock of Gnn.s.by tic above makers, consisting of Hamtnerleiss and D« uhl and Ringl • C.If. Breech l.oadc-R, with every kind of ;icti<in,r»bounding !«><•!**, choke-tmred barrels, and all the laUst iniphn-'uiiieuta „_. ._ UcMililc, well- finished P.NGLISH-nuide C.F. I)oi-I)le-B) -ech Loaders, fivin £7 V-K „ Muzzle „ „ £2 ]{)q. S»i^I« „ „ „ £1 O. Kevulvei'M B.L. „ „ £1, My stuck likewise includes <>ven rl.-s-oription of Cartridges. Cases, Cju>s, W ddin'r, Cliillpd Shot, Powder Fl;t4.s , imt Pouch 4, Onn>'« Bi£«, und uv-ry r<qnisiti> for either Sportsman or Hifleniaa in ?>reech or MimV ioidintr ripparatu^. Prues for all goods are sUh-th; nw>Wv<w. An inspection invited to compare prices uid qn ility. Heiry a practicnf I c m injure nil woik b^inij done «<>niully «nd re isonably Pnt-nt Lever Saffc K»ys -md Locks, made and repaired. Pain's Fireworks in jrreat varictv, ch«nf>« on thk ThaW«6 1868.) Eailways.

WfLLTAM EVEIUTT,

The Punt, T e Amlu,

B.B. — Fencing RmIUm's in any Quantity, every one Guaranteed.

Drapery.

WI N T K O /"^ 0 0 D C< I N T K L\ IJOODD

Amonast the Select Stock o£ InTIEIW GOODS now opened up at J. F A It R E L L'S Will be found Lar^e stock of CASH 41 EKES, SERGES, & FRENCH KEPS in all the Newest Shades, including Myrtle, And Oiivo Green, Grey and Brown.

IARGE STOCK OF VELVETEENS IN ALL SHADES & Q(JAL[TIE8.

L-iflies' nn<l Clu'ldivn'a Jackets, DohnnnUlsters, and Fur Capes in Great Variety.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.

M ILLINEEY.

Lfidius' and Children's London and Paris Millinery. GLOVES, LACES, FEATHBUS RIBBON'S, FLOWBRS, Etc., Etc., iti all Shades and Novelties.

MORRINSViLLE BRANCH.

TIME-TABLE ON AND AFTER JUKE!

1st, 188o.

GENTLirME ,»S CLOTHING. Men's Youths' and Boys' Clothing and Meroory in great variety. M.iuin toshes.

Morrinsviile, dep. ... 9.45 >»a *. Motutnaoho, „ ... ° - Euivk i ,,' ... * llnaknra Junction, arr. '1.20 Ru-ikura Junction, dep. '0.J.5 Hamilton Ua^t, „ ... • Hamilton Wt-st, „ ... 10/0 Frankton Junction (;ir.) »0.45 Frail k Lou Junction, dep. lW5£ Ngai uawahia „ 11 30 Mercer, arr 1.15 p.m. Mm- • -r, dep. ... 1.35 p.m. KHi-rsUe 4.4 N 'Winarket Junction 4.25 Auckland (arr.) ... 4.35 p.m. Auckland (dev) ... 8.0 a.m. Newmarket Junction „ 8.10 Ellerslie „ ... R.35 Mercor, urr 1U.3' 1 ) Mercer, dep 10.50 Nsraruawfihia „ ... 1°.32 p.m. Fr.mkttin Junction, arr. 1.0 i>.n. Frankton .Junction, dep. 1,10 p.m. Huu.iltnn West, arr. " 1.15 Hnini'tMii West, dep ... 1.20 Hamilton BuWj'arr. ... * > Ruaknraj Junction ,, 1 ... 1,3') liuaknra Junction, «'ep. 1.38 (for MorrinsviMe) Eiiri-ka, „*.**, Motumaoh6, „ ... * Moiiinsvili<'(ar t\ •)... 2.15 ** Flag 8iaMons. - Trains d(\ not, slop unlnss required. Notice should be i-iven to the (4uanl »t the 'previous stopping Statiun^ by m>v Papsenuers (lesirin^ to alight at F' ,ir Station-. Pjf/fsen"er t «'for'r'fljnl)t >; ' : la >i airJ "oni'ss"villfMin. t c!i'an«e 1 al FraniH'on . JunWi.V i, and hn\Morrinsville,' again dmng^ at llua'kuitt Junction. , . - ' . J. P.-MAXV'BLI,, -' * » 'Miiia^rer' i\ New Ztia.'uihl lluiiWttYB^r -

Whitaker Street, Te Aroha.

Blacksmiths.

WAI0R0NG0MA1.

DAVID TY/rCf V. WALLACE AVID 1VJ. 1J» ft V ALL ACE

Begs to advise the inhabitants of WAIORoNGOMAl, TE AROHA, And the surrounding; districts, that he has taken over the Business of Mr JameB Munro, Blacksmith, Waiorongoinni ; also, tlie Business of Mr W. J. Ellis, BlfickMiiitli, Wajorongonuii. Whore he purposes carrying on the business of AGRICULTURAL [MPLEMENT MAKER, SHOEING & GENEUAL 13LACKSMITH And hopeB l>) strict attention to bu8inet-8, Good VVorkuuinship and Moderate (Jlmrges, to merit A SHAKE OF PUBLIC SUPPORT.

AGRICULTUIlxYL IMPLEMENTS

At Aitilcliiiid. Priuca.

ESTIMATES GIVEN JFoit All Ki»us of Ihok Work. •

CIVE WALLACE A

NOTE ADD '{ESS— Premises lately oc r i uj k'd b,f W. J. Ellis, near iiattery. i

Waste paper; on /pale at THIS NEWS OFJfJCE.