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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 86, 24 January 1885, Page 2

v. iambs r.ivws r- :\ ; GATM'N f JMPANY. A— Tk 1 >teaia Com<Itw?S»iOHTNKMURI RIVER " and TK AROHA. STRAMKRS: PATIKI, TR AROHA AND MKMSAHIB. PATIKI, Captain W. Brttis v Xluunp* to Te Arolia — Monday. 2Gth, 12 noon \V\dn Mi«y. 28th, *» morning, from Uoods Wharf only M«>ndav, 2nd. G. 3 morning \V dnoduy, 4th, 7.30 morning Friday, 6th, 9 mornimi F'lim f- \r-<i\ i. cilliiiir at Junction — Saturday, 2kh, f> moininir j Tv- '1 tv, 27t>». 7.30 ni(»niing JS.-itu'day. 3Nt 7 30 mouiiug j Tv -sday, 3?d, 9.30 morninvc Tliuivd.-ix, sth, -it h morning Satuiday, 7t!i, 5 morning FAR X S : Single. Hotnrn. Tnrna ... s i> Oil 3s ov\ HJI-ntttin ... 3s Od 5* 0d Junfii-m nnd Pnuron 4s Od 6^ Od Tv A«<»hu ... Is Gd 12s 6d «Vttatlior and other circumstances permitting. .^ot responsible f«.r accidents in ship-; pin currying, ur discharging livu stuck, or any srunds, parcels, &c, put on hoard unless -idled for, «nd all goods storod are it the ri-k <rf *J»e consi^neos. >i>» claiui for damage to or *»hort de><ny of cargo will be r«cou;niso(i unless nde within 48 htmrs after date uf • hipnctit. A ay information concerning thesteainor, £KMi»ht, &<\, m«y bv obtained of th« A^cni (C'l«J«H'*!< Ahit-r), ,T« Art>li» 7 «>r ut tlie oftlce of the Tbamew. River Steam Navitriition Compauy, Shorthiiid Wharf* H. C. GILLESPIB, Manager.

~i% AUCKLAND DIKBCT. Theb.S. KOTUKU. "I,^ OU AuckWftd every Tuesday, r Fr»fi« Te Aroha, every Fiiday. » Our-o Only. No Transhipping. THORNTON SMITH, & FlttTH. R. ONYON, Te Aroha.

[a carp.] 7> I CHABD /\NYON STEAMBOAT AGENT. Licensed Custom House Agent. Forwarding Agent. Coal Agent. Office: S.s. KotukuStoie,Te Aroha.

Coaches. i^ALLAGHEII'S BUS THE BUS TO WAIORONGOMAI (carrying Pa«^pny:ors. and Parcels) LeaveTe Aroha Dailvat the following Hours: — 9.30 a.m.. 2 p.m., 4 p.m,, and 6 p.m. Leaviii" \Vaion>np>mai daily at — 8 30a.ni , 1 p.m. 3 p.m and o p.m E. Gam,a<jhkk, Proprietor.

MORRIXRVJLLK /I ALLAGHE ITS COACH - X DATLY L-aves WMORONGOMAI from LAWLESS'S HOTKL direct at G. 15 v.m. Levins TE AUOHAat7 a.m. St-vrtintr from Morrinsville on arrival of tr.iin from Auckland. Passeng«rs CAN BOOK and obtain their ticket^ nt LAWLEvSR\S HOTEL, Wuiomngomai. WESTOX'S HOTEL, To Aroha. QUfNLAX'S HOTEL, do. rt#f A 5s EITHER WAY. 1■ r i T elegrayhie Address — " Gallagher, Waiorongomai."

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS. CHEAP FARES!! 1 MORRINSVFLLE AND AROHA. 7\7 \ COACH will J\ leave the Hot Springs Hotel, Te Aroha, each at 6 45, reacliinff Morrius\ ifie in time for train for Auckland, Coach .will-leave Morrinwviile each even in^ f«r Amha on arrival of train from Auukland. Passongers for WaiorongotnaJ conveyed throtigiiu ; FARES, 4S. EITHER WAY. | R. S. BItOWN Proprietor, Nottingham Cattle Hotel, Morrinßvillp. A Liverpool firm have just received a mituher of cheeses of extrnordinary hvaq manufactured by the W<f»t Oxford Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Company (Limited), Oxford, Ontario, Canada. The larir^st cheese weighed net at the faotory 2.090' rw. ; the nu.. her of gallons of milk u«ed in ib< manufacture was 2,007 (867 cow* furnished it), supplipd bv 95 farmei'H who ar»- all interested in its manufacture, ali 'iHke beinjsr Hhareholders in the concern, ThiH fictorv turned out for the 1883 season 241, 9981b5. of cheese, which wa*« sold it in average of ll|«-. per Ib. They piid f"i" carting the milk during that penod 1,572d015. ; for boxes, 483.750<101r ; and ta the farmer^ for their uuik, 21,612 dotrt. TU«» prea«f»nt season in expected to mie as high a* 150 tons of cheusc, and the iuniiertf have iucroaued to 25.