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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXII, Issue 2785, 3 May 1911, Page 3

New Millinery New Millinery W. M. CULLEN & CO. Are now having 1 an up-to-date window display of the Latest Millinery for Autumn and Winter Wear Commencing Saturday, 25th March, I9it* W. M. GULLEN and Co. Cash Drapers, Paeioa.

thence on a line from the said trig to the South-eastern corner of the Uriwha Native Reserve, thence along the Southern boundary of the said Native Reserve to Northern line of the Ngatitamatera N.R., thence along the Western boundary of the said Reserve to the Southwestern corner of the said Reserve, thence along the Western boundary of the said Reserve, thence on a line drawn from the South-eastern corner of the said Reserve to the South-western corner of Section 20, Block XIV, Ohiuemuri S.D., thence along the Southern boundary of the said section to the Southeastern corner of the same section, thence on a line drawn from section 20 to the North-western corner of Section 29, Block V XIV, Ohinemuri S.D., thence along the Western boundaries of sections 29 and part 1790 a Owharoa, thence along the road to Section 6, thence along the road and section to the Southeastern corner of the said section, thence on a line drawn from the said corner of section 6 to a point where the Katikati-Tauranga Road crosses the Ohinemuri River, thence along the said road to the point of commencement. WAIKINO RIDING. — Commencing at a point where the Southern boundary of the County intersects the Waitawheta Stream, thence along the said boundary to the Katikati-Tauranga Road, thence along the Western and Northern boundaries described of the Waitekauri Riding to the North-Eastern corner of Section 17, Block XIV, Ohinemuri Survey District, thence along the Northern boundary of the said section to the North-Western corner of the same section, thence on a line drawn from the said corner to North-Western corner of Section 16, Block 11, Aroha S.D., thence along the Western boundaries of Sections 16, 25, 24, H.P.L,. (200 acres) 84, 23, 6 and 20, all in Block 11, Aroha S.D., to the Waitawheta Stream r thence along the said stream to the point of commencement. KARANGAHAKE RIDING.— Commencing at a point where the Southern boundary of the County intersects the Waihou River, thence along the centre of the said river to the Southern boundary of Piraurahi No. 3, thence along the Southern boundaries of Piraurahi, Takapu, Otamaurunganui, and Wairahaki, thence along the Eastern boundaries of Wairahaki and Section 6276, prolonging the line of Section' 6276 to the Ohinemuri River, thence along the Ohiuemuri River to a point opposite the South-Western corner of Section 6, thence along the Southern boundary of the said Section 6 to the South - Eastern corner of the same section, thence by the described Northern and Eastern boundaries of the Waitekauri Riding. PAEROA RIDING. —Bounded on the East by the described boundary of the Waitekauri Riding, 011 the north by the described boundary of the Netherton Riding, 011 the West by the Ohinemuri River, and on the South by the described boundary of the Karangahake Riding. Dated this 6th day of April, 191 1. R. W. EVANS, County Clerk. TX 7HARF HOTEL, THAMES One Minute from Station. Only First-class Liquors and Ales stocked Accommodation for Visitors. GEO. YARDLEY. J A E R AH Is the best and most economical timber on the market for BUILDING FENCING WHARVES BRIDGES GATES And for all purposes where strength and durability are essential* Scantling from 18s per JOO. Posts from £3 J6s per JOO. Send for price lists* MILLARS' ~WEST AUSTRALIAN HARWOODS CO., LTD. MECHANICS' BAY AUCKLAND. Telegraphic Address, "JARRAR"

AJOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. ■ „ NOTICE is hereby given that at 'a'{special Meeting of the Ohinemuri County Council held on Thursday, the 6th day of April, 1911, the following resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at ■''the ordinary meeting of the Council to be held 011 Thursday, the 4th day of May, 1911, at 2 p.m., at the Council Chambers at Paeroa. "THAT in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Section 23 of "The Counties Act, 1908," the Ohinemuri County Council resolves, by way of Special Order, as follows : — 1. The present division of the County of Ohiuemuri into Four Ridings is revoked, and in lieu thereof the said County shall be divided into Six Ridings, to be called respectively :—-Karangahake Riding, Paeroa Riding, Waitekauri Riding, Waikino Riding, Waitoa Riding, and Netherton Riding, which said Ridings are respectively described in the Schedule hereto. 2. The said Ohinemuri County Council shall consist of Nine members, who shall be elected as follows: — (a) The electors of the Karaugahake Riding shall elect Three (3) Councillors. (b) The electors of the Paeroa Riding shall elect Two (2) Councillors. (c) The electors of the Waitekauri Riding, Waikiuo Riding, the Waitoa Riding, and the Netherton Riding shall elect One Councillor each. 3. The alteration hereby made shall take effect on and after the Twenty-third day of October, 1911. SCHEDULE. WAITOA RlDlNG.—Commencing at a point 011 the Waihoir River where the Southern boundary of the County intersects the river, thence in a Northerly direction along the centre of the said river to a point where the Southern line of Section No. iC, 6547 intersects the said river, thence in a Westerly direction along the Southern and Western lines of Section No. iC, 6547, to Section No. 18, No. 2, thence along the Southern and Western boundaries of Section No. 18, No. 2, to the Southern line of Block XV Waihou S.D., thence along the Southern line of Blocks XV and XIII to the TaliunaWaikaka Road, thence along the said read to ;lie Southern boundary of Section 6, Block XVI, Piako, thence along the Southern boundaries of Sections 6, 7, and 8, Block XVI, Piako, to the Maugawhara Road, thence along the said road to the Forest Reserve, thence along jthe Southern and Western boundaries of the Forest Reserve to the Western boundary of the County, thence in a Southerly direction along the Western boundary -of the County to the Southern boundary of the County, thence along the Southern boundary of the County to the point of commencement. NETHERTON RIDING.— Coninienc'ug at a point where tlie Southern line of Section No iC, 6547, intersects the Waihou River, thence in a Northerly directioii j along the centre of the said river to; the Komata Stream, thence along the Komata Stream to the NorthWestern corner of Section 6, Block IX, Ohinemuri S.D., thence along the Northern boundary of the said section to its Eastern corner, tlience in an easterly direction on a line from section 6 to a point on H.P.L. 10 chains from the Northern corner of H.P.L-, thence along the Western, Northern, and Eastern boundaries of H.P.L. and H.P.L. 2, prolonging the Northern line of H.P.L. 2 for a length of 80 cliains, thence along a line which would connect with Peel's Creek Road, thence along Peel's Creek Road and stream to the Northern boundary of the County, tlience along the Northern and Western boundaries of the County to the described Northern boundary of the Waitoa Riding, thence along the said described boundary to the point of commencement. WAITEKAURI RIDING.— Commencing at a point where the Southern boundary of County intersects the Katikati-Tauranga Road, thence along the Southern boundary of the County to its Eastern boundary, thence along the Eastern and Northern boundaries of the County to Peel's Stream, thence along the said stream and road to the South-east corner of the Nether ton Riding, prolonging the line for a length of no chains, thence in a Westerly direction 011 a line from the above described point to the South-eastern corner of section 19, Block XIV, Ohiuemuri S.D., thence along the Southern and Western boundaries of the said section to a point 10 chains from the South-western corner of the same said section, thence in a Westerly direction to trig No. 61,

OHINEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. Tenders will be received at the County offices, Paeroa, until' 2 p.m. of Thursday, 4th day of May, 1911, for the uudernoted works : — Contract No. 9t>—For the erection ot a pile bridge over the Waitoki Stream on the Mangaiti - Te Rohia Road, the bridge to consist of one thirty and two fifteen feet spans. Contract No. 103 —For general repairs and renewals to bridges and culverts on the Rotokohu Road. Contract No. 104—For general repairs and improvements to Peel's Creek-Incognita Road. Contract No. 105—For laying one chain platform and forming and gravelling eight chains footpath near Doherty's Creek. Contract No. 106—For forming about 12 chains Mangaiti Bridge Road. Contract No. 107 —For clearing about 360 chains of drains at Waitoa. Contract No. 108—For clearing and improving 60 chains of drain on the Ngutumunga Road. Contract No. 109—For the simply and delivery of .£2OO worth of metal on the Main Road near Karaugahake. Contract No. 110 —For the supply and delivery of ,£IOO worth of metal on the road from the Main Road to the Rahu Road. Contract No. Ill—For clearing the Golden Cross-Whariki-rauponga track for a length of 480 chains. Contract No. 112 —For forming, culverting, arid metalling 28 x/n chains of Coronation Street in the northern extension of Paeroa Township. Plans and specifications to be seen at the County offices, Paeroa, on and after Monday, Ist May, 1911. Each tender must be accompanied by a marked cheque or cash deposit of 5 per cent on its amount,, addressed to the Chairman. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, County Bngineer. Paeroa, 26th April, 1911. . TV X ILITARY TRAINING. Every male inhabitant of New Zealand who on the Ist day of March, 1911, had attained the age of fourteen years or upwards, but had not attained the age of twenty-one, and who is a British subject, and has resided in New Zealand for at least six months, is hereby required before 7 p.m. on the 2nd day of June, 1911, to fill in a prescribed form of registration in respect to military training under the Defence Acts, and to post or deliver same to the Area Sergeant-Major of the territorial area in which the applicant for registration resides. Forms of registration may be obtained at any post office or police station. Failure to comply with this renders the person liable to the following penalties under Defence Act, 1909, Part VII, sections 51 and 52 :— 51. (1.) Every person who, being required to register under Part VI of this Act, fails to do so within j the time and in the manner prescribed, or who without lawful excuse evades or fails to render the personal service required of him under that Part, is liable to a fine not exceeding five pounds, and shall not be entitled to be enrolled as an elector under Division II of the Legislature Act, 1908, nor to employment or continuation of employment in any branch of the Government service. "52. (1.) Every person is liable to a fine not exceeding ten pounds who prevents or attempts to prevent any person in his employ and required to serve in the Senior Cadets or General Training Section or Territorial Force from rendering the personal service required of him by Part VI of this Act, or in any way penalizes such last-mentioned person for rendering such service, whether by reducing his wages or deducting therefrom any money, or by dismissing him from his employment, or in any other manner : '' Provided that this section shall not be construed to require any person to pay any person in his employ any wages for the time when he is absent from work for the purpose of being trained under the said Part." "pvRESSMAKING CLASSES. The technical dressmaking classes will be conducted by Mr#' King at the Paeroa Hotel every Thursday evening from seven to lime o'clock. i ... .•'■...; ."' :-

/CRITERION THEATRE. THURSDAY, MAY 4TH. MONTGOMERY'S FAMOUS PICTURES. Popular Picture Prices : 2s, is ; ladies, is; children, 6d. VT O L I C E N S: E. Mrs Harrison Lee will deliver a lecture on No License in the CHORAL HALL on THURSDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. OT. PAUL'S CHURCH, PAEROA. ANNUAL MEETING OF PARISHIONERS. MONDAY, MAY Bth, at 8 o'clock, in Parish Hall. Music. Election ot officers for ensuing year. Ret erhments. All parishioners and friends invited. J. P. COWIE, Vicar. THE FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONELRING CO., LTD. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. Favoured by Bagnall Bros. & Co., Ltd., we will sell by auction, in convenient sized dairy farms, in the CRITERION THEATRE, PAEROA, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th, at 12 noon, 2000 ACRES Of their famous Turua Estate. Particulars later. OT. PAUL'S CHURCH, PAEROA, GREAT 1 SALE OF WORK AND BAZAAR. WEDNESDAY, MAY ioth at 3 -'clock in Druids' Hall, Bradley Street. Admission : Adults is, Children 6d. No charge for admission in afternoon. Mrs 3. M. COOTE, Secretary. A UCKLAND WINTER EXHII\ BITION, 1911. MAY 22nd to MAY 27th. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD BUILDINGS, Queen Street Wharf. Office: 16, Hall of Commerce, High Street. P.O. Box 86. NOTICE. " i ~ During the winter mouths the following milk suppliers of Paeroa will charge 2d per pint for milk. JAMES LOWRY. KENNEDY BROS. A CARD. Seddon Street x^ormanby Road Waihi. Paeroa. Telephone 83 Telephone 20 J. L. H A N NA ' SOLICITOR, PAEROA AND WAIHI. Money to lei.d on approved freehold .secuntv. THEOHINEMURI GAZETTE Instructions as, to the insertion or withdrawal ot advertisements in the Gazette must be in writing Advertise- * ments received without such instructions will be inserted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Notice to withdraw advertisements must he given in writing. Advertisements inserted by the month or quarter, and withdrawn at any time before the expiry of a monthly or quarterly period, are charged for as if nserted for the iull term. Alterations for standing advertisements should be handed in by 12 noon the day before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the country can remit payment by money orders or postage stamps. For the convenience of advertisers, replies to advertisements may be sent to the Gazette Publishing Office ; but the proprietor does not accept any responsi bility in this respect. While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the proprietor docs not hold himself responsible for the non-insertion through accident or from other causes ; and the proprietor reserve's to himseh the right of omitting advertisements that be may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course of business All literary communications should be addressed to the editor, and all communications relating to matters ot business to the proprietor.

NURSE U,RE SAYS YOU CAN'T BEAT IT. In a recent letter from the Lake View Hotel, Ballarat, Vie, Nurse Ure writes : " You can't beat Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. It is absolutely the best I have used in my professional career, extending over 20 years. Numerous cases of croup, which is a most dreadful • complaint for children, have come under my notice, and I never hesitate to recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, lor it means absolutely the end of the disease alter three or four doses." J. and W. Harp, agents, Paeroa. Teddy came home late from school. Gave a horrid sneeze. Had a tickling in his throat, Soon began to wheeze. Mother took his temperature, Put him straight to bed, Gave him Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, " Bosker stuff! " said Ted.

WANTED— General servant; good wages ; easy place.—For address apply this office.

TI7ANTED—A girl to assist with VV housework and wait at table.— Apply Mrs Morris, City Buffet.

LOST —Two £$ notes between rail- , way and school by a person who could ill afford the loss. Liberal reward at Mrs Swinburne's shop.

LOST — Two cheques drawn by Nisbet and Irving on Bank of New Zealand, Paeroa; No. 594415, amount £7 9s 2d, payable to Geo. Bramley or bearer ; No. 594416, amount £6 13s 4d, payable to Geo. Bramley. Payment stopped. „

'~pO LET — Five - roomed verandah 1 cottage, shed, and large allotment. Close to station. — Apply J. Baskett, Sorensen Bros.

'"PO LET—House of seven large JL rooms and conveniences, with about five acres of land and three-stall stable and cow shed. — Apply J. L. Hanna, solicitor, Paeroa.

r)AEROA HOCKEY CLUB. — All X players who will be able to attend practices and play m " Stars" and Shield Matches are requested to forward their names to the secretary at once for committee meeting on Thursday, 4th inst. Teams will be selected after meeting from names submitted only.—A. V. Browne, Hon. Sec.

WIOLETTA COUGH CURE SEE Wioletta Cough Cure Competition. MONEY FOR BRAINS. Eight Guineas distributed in prizes. Agents, J. and W. Harp, Paeroa. Commercial Hotel, NORMANBY ROAD, PAEROA. MRS COTTRILL begs to announce that private board and residence may be obtained at the above private Hotel at the rate ot 18s per week (soft washing included.) All meals is. Beds is. The house is well furnished throughout, with plenty of sitting rooms, single bedrooms, and all conveniences. MRS. COTTRILL, Proprietress.