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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 202, 7 May 1887, Page 3

FANCY DRESS BALL. A FANCY DRESS BALL will beheld in the WAIORONGOMAI Public lifdl on MONDAY, May 23id, 1887. Tickets, 7s Gd. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. E. 11. LITTLEJOIIN, Sec. WuioroiiftoiTi.ii, April 23rd, 1887. FOR SALE. GOOD CHEESE.— One or more delivered anywhere nbout Te Aroha Price 5d per lb oash on delivery. CHAS. GOULD. N OTICI2. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING on Messrs Campbell Bios.' Property \Vaihou, (known as Ardmoro), or on Ngutumnngii, will be PROSECUTED. Dogs found stiaying on these properties will be Shot. Signed. REUBEN PARR. Waihou, April 20lh, 1887. "MISS HARTLEY, DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER, Whitaker Street, To Aroha. "jl/fISS HARTLEY is prepared to gimr-■*-V-*- antee Style and Fit, and trusts by strict attention to Business, combined with reasonable Charges, to merit a laigc share of patronage and support, FANCY WORK OF ALL DESCRIP TIOXS TAUGHT ON MODERATE TERMS. FOR THE BEST VALUE IN BREAD GO TO L. J. FRAZERS THE premier t3akery, remier Oakery, Rollkston Street, TE AROIIA. BREAD (Brown and White, Fancy and Phiin), delivered to all parts of tho district. Pastry and Fancy Goods FRESH DAILY. Soirees, P.uties, etc, catered for at LOWEST RATES. Wedding: and Christening Cakes to order at Shoil Notice. CONFECTIONERY, Ere.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES HOUSEKEEPERS can avail themselves of the opportunity to make a considerable SAVING weekly by purchasing for CASH their G R.O C E R I E S from the undersigned. I All Goods supplied by him arc of the best quality obtainable in tho Market. Having resolved to devote his whole attention to the above Department, ho is now offering FOR CASH the whole of bis DRAPERY, BOOTS, & IRONMONGERY, at. Prices, to effect a speedy clearance in these Departments, and which will be found most advantageous to buyers. Customers waited upon regularly for Ordcis, which will have prompt delivery. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE GIVEN FOR FARM PRODUCE. Monthly Accounts by jirrangeinent. J. M. MURRAY, WAIORONGOMAL' J.M.M. returns sincere, thanks for the liberal support accorded him in tho past and assures his Customers th.vt he will endeavour that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of the!i esteemed patronage. Waiorongomai, 4th May, 1887.