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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 30, 29 December 1883, Page 7

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All Orders forwarded direct or ''through Mr 0. Ahier, our Agent at Te Xi'oha, will receive our prompt and immediate attentidn.

A U C X L A-N 1> IAILW,AYS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, 1883 AND 1884.

CHEAP FARES.

t Saturcfa/7 Return Tickets will be available i! from any station to any station from Satur- i day, December 22nd, to 'Friday, Jarluary 4th, ' 1884, both days inclusive.

SPECIAL FARES.

On December 26 th, 1883, January Ist and 2nd, ISSi, Auckland, Newmarket, Mount Eden, and Onehunga to Races, j • SPECIAL TRAINS. » !i On Monday, 24th md 31st December, the \ Goods Train will run from Hamilton to] Auckland" as on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and' Saturdays, Hamilton dep. 2-.5 p.m. } On Christmas and New Year's Eve the; 4.15 p.m. Train from Auckland will run^ through to Te Awamutu. On Boxing Day, December 26th, and New \ Year's Day> a Special Train will run as) follows:— Te Awamutu, 6.20 a.m.; Ohaupo,! 6.37 ; Hamilton Junction, 7.10 ; Ngarua- ; wahia, 7.45 ; Huntley, 8.15 ; Mercer, 9.40 ; \ .Racecourse Platform, arr. 12.15 p.m. {

RETURN SPECIAL

On Boeing Day, December 26 th, the train , leaving Auckland at 6 p.m. will run through < to Te Awamutu. ■

CHRISTMAS DAY.

Trains will run as on Sundays.

TRAINS CANCELLED.

On Boxing Day, December 26th, 1883, and January Ist and 2nd, 1881, the following trains are cancelled :— Auckland dcp., 6.40, 9.45; 11 a.m. for Henderson; tho 2.5 p.m. from Hamilton ; 3.J5 p.m. from Huntley ; 11 40 a.m. from Mercer ; and the 2 p.m. from Henderson.

Foi Local Trains see other advertisements. No goods or cattle on December 2Glh, January Ist and 2nd. A. Y. MACDONALD, District Manager.

Every resident of the district should sup- ! port the Tue Aroha News-. Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter.

NEW YEAJi'S DAY &POBTS.

AT a Meeting, held at the To AVdha Hotel, i it was decided to hold their Annual ■ Athletic Sports on New YeArs Day, Ist ■ January, 1881, in the Waihdu Township.

NOTICE. DANGER. TRAMWAY CROSSING. ALL Trallic on (he Tr.uuw.iy is strictly i'oihidil.ni except by PuJbohs autlions -d by I lie Man.'^cr. Any iVi-MMi lotind Tres pissing after tliih -We will be PKOSECUTED undei the "GoMininii.i- Dislriut* Act, i 573." B\ order oi the Mi nirttc Inspector. . 11. ADAMS, Tramway Mahager. "Waioron^'omai, OctoluT 25th, 1883.

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AUCKLAND SUMMEit RACE MEETING, 1883-4.

A. novelty Company on the aboVe will be formed bv tha undersigned to be distributed as follows, viz : —

3,000 MEMBERS AT 10s-,

To be divided amongst all Horses Entered in the Auckland and Racing Club Handicap.

Auckland Cin>. Racing GiUB ILvndicap. First Horse . . L 250 First Horse . . L2OO Second Horse 150 Second Horse.. 125 Third Hoisc. 100 Third Horse .. 75 Starters (div.) 200 Starters (div ). . 150 Non-starters (div) 100 Non-starters (di/.) 100 £800 £700 By this mode of distribution every ticket has two chances. It is therefore possible to win L 450 for ]os. Application, by letter only, enclosing Two Stamps with exchange on chequtes. or by money order, bank notes, or drafts. Registered letters will not on any account be received. If bank notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed and placed inside the other. P.O. Orders prefeircd when procurable. A. LEO) Care of ALFRED KIDD, Commercial Hotel, Auckland) or Box No. 237, Post Office, Auckland.

fji H E ROYAL HOTEL O-wen-Stiuskt, Thames.

GEOEGE SYMINGTON.

Begs to inform all his Old Friends and the public generally that the ALTERATIONS and IMPROVEMENTS to his New Premises being- completed, he can now bffer them accommodation Unsurpassed in the whole district. WIN&S.AND SPIRITS, &o.,AS USUAL,

of lirst quality.

The- Accommodation i'or Visitors from Auckland and th Upper Country is unrivalled, and the Proprietor will be pleased to receive visits' i'roni his friends I'iOni ali parts of the* Udlony.

SPACIOUS nhel well-lighted SAMPLK RC)OMS foi'tlie iisc of Comiiiehmil Men. who can rely ,'on iiieetin^ vvitli every convenience at this Establishment.

THE DINING RCk)M Iff Hrtw open, and as n lirst-class ,Cook ha been cwtfiigud, satisMotiori to patrons o«i be jrnarnnteed: , • . Lunojiecih/laiUnfrom 12.30 to 1.30 p'.n> . , c t > --%•',; ;j)f r j n^,i a t 6 "p.ni. :'

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