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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 66, 6 September 1884, Page 7

[AND FO T> R\LKneftrTe Aroha, on J Deferred Payment, in L >ts from 1 Acre upwircls. Apply to CHAS. GOULD, Waitoa.

HERO TE AROHA GOLD xMINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

A CALL (6) of Threepence per Share Jil has been m;icU> Tuis T)\y by tin* Directors on the capital of the abovenamed Company, payjib'o to th. 1 Mnnnu'er, at the Company's re,dst(!red Oltice, New

Zealand In unuu-e (Joiinuiny'ki Buildings, Auckland, on W'EDjNESDAY, lOUi Sep tembur, 1884. r. McDonald scott, Manager. Auckland, 23rd August, 1884.

PIAKO COUNTY.

VronC'lfi is hereby given that the Phko i-i County Con Md" 1 propose, in accord - •inc-u with thi' provisions oT '• Tho Counties Act, 1876," and the uinendmonts thereof, 1 0 borrow a sum of money by way of special loan, and the pa-tiuula'S hereunder ai\j published iur the inform iLiou oL Lho idtepayers in accordance «vith section 140 of the suid Act : — The particular work for which the money is to be borrowed. — De

fr tying cost of Te Aroha Tramway. The sum proposed to be borrowed for the purpose. — A!9>)()0. Revenue it is proposed to pledge as s.-Tiuity for such loan. — Gold duty acmiin» to tho council, rjnt of tramway, if leased, a i a special annually recurring iace of one farthing in the £, such rate not to be collected in uny yeui when the revenue from the two first mentioned somces shall amount to the sum of JC9OO.

A meeting of the ratepayers of each Riding will be held to consider the above proposal at noon on TUESDAY, the 23nl day of September, 1884, at the undermentioned places in the respective Ridiugs :—

Taotaoroa— Mr Hunt's residence. Wfiitoa— Buck's Hotel, Morrin^ville. Te Arohu— Warren's Hotel, Te Aroha Pate tere— Oxford hotjl. Mutaniatu — School h«»u>e, Matamata. By order. CIIAS. TUCK, County Clerk. Cambridge, 28th August, 1884.

TENDERS FOR INLAND MATL SERVICES FOR 1885 AND 1886.

General Post Office, Wellington, 20th August, 1884. SEALED 'lender* will be received at the several Chief Po-t Offices in the colony until SATURDAY, the twentyseventh proximo, for the convoynnce of mails between the under-monHoni'd place?*, J'or a period of two ye:irs from the Ist January, 1885, to the 3 1st December, 1886

Postal District of Thames.

13. Te Aroha and Waiorongomui, daily ; and S'l.iitebbury, twice weekly. flB. Thames, Paeroa, and Te Aroha, daily, by four-horse coach.

Thf» attention of intending tenderers is directed to tlio following 1 clause of the ti'niih and conditions of contract [viutsd nt the back of the tender forms : " The days and hour* of anivuls ami depmtuies i<t* mails will be stated in .1 time-schedule attached to the bond, bill other days and hours may from time to time be fixed by the Poslma.stcr-Gencial by notice in writing*. For sen ice& porfoimcil by coach no sla^e shall exceed twelve miles, except by special permission from the Pi^tm<u>ter-(4enei"al, who shall determine whethe r or not longer

.-tribes am unavoidable."

(JontracLois whose tenders may be accepted nni'-t be pivparod to carry out the services for which they tender according to the time-tables f mined by the depaitment. Contractors must, m accordance with the terms and conditions of mail contracts, provide a free box-seat on any vehicle, r.nd a free passage by any steamer or boat, when required, lor an officer travelling on the business of the dep,ir.tment. Amount of tender must include all toll and ferry

t barges. Forms of tender, with the terms and conditions of contract, may be procured at any post office. No tender will be considered unless

made on the printed form. Tenders, indorsed " Tender for Mail service, No. ," to be addressed and enclosed to the Chief Postmaster of the l><>htcil distiiot to which the tender may

i-pemlly refer. j* Services may he terminated by the Pohtnmster-G-c neral on his giving one iiiontii'o notice in writing 1 .

W. GRAY,

Secretary.

TE AROHA UwLD .UixNuW DISTRICT-

Warden's Office,

Te Aroha, September 2nd, 1884. A PPLICATION has been made to me I\. by the Inverness Gold Mining Company for permission to Construct a Water Race for Mining Purposes, commencing at a point marked by a peg on Diamond Giilly Creek, within the boundaries of the Lucky Hit Claim, and terminating tit a point on the same Creek on the Phoenix Cla ; m. The length of the Race is about 15 chains, and it 1 * intended course is ease and west. The mean breadth and depth of such Race is two feet by one foot, and it is capable of carrying two Sluice Heads of Water, and the number of Sluice Heads which it is intended to appropriate

is two. Notice ifl therefore given that on the 14th day of October, ItfB4, a License will be granted to th« above named Inverness Gold Mining Company for the snid Water Liace, unless valid objection tneroto be in meantime m;ide in writing and lodged at this om'oe not less tMaa Sevan dear days before that dateHARRY KSNRICK, Warden, " ,