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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 91, 28 February 1885, Page 7

Public Hall, : where bß()erf >jll -I ie r receiyM' : <m m Hcfnrelnopn pnlllpNp^^tliQ^nd 7 March. * " * y Isr-.X;'")? :'"-''*■*;>, 'V,^-, . The lowest 6r any,tenddi;npt,necesBarily accented, ' ls< ; V if<uii y\":l - >w< * 4 F. PAVTTT, v \ . Architect. Te Arolm, 20tliFob.,'18S§ v ; v . -''-,' j COtiVEYANCE V 6F -MACHINERY. mENDERS will ibp deceived by Frnser -3. and Tinne, Auckland, up to 'noon on j THUR?DAY;NEXT, March sth, for the j Conveyance of Fifty Tons of Machinery j (more or less) from the W»»irtrnngoniai Landing to the- NEW, BATTERY SITE. Trolly provided." -' "■ ' -\* All information can be had from Mr McKay,' Waiorbn^nnfap The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. , ( . , „,„,,•„;

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FRASER & TINNE.

NEW 1 ZEALAND RAIWAYS.' •

KAIPARA-WAIKATO RAILWAYS.

PORTER'S COTTAGE CONTRACT AT TE AWAMUTU.

WRITTEN TENDERS for the above Contract will be received at this olhVetill noon of SATURDAY, 7th March, 1885.' They aro to be addressed to the Honourable the Minister for Public Works and marked outsido the envelope, "Tender for Porter's Cottage." Drawings, specification, and conditions may be seen at this office, mid at the Public Works Office, Hamilton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bv commaud. W. H. HALES, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Auckland, 20th Feb.. 1885.

TE AROHA LICENSING DISTRICT.

ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEE.

npHE following is the result of the Poll JL of Ratepayers taken at the Public Hall, Te Aroha, on MONDAY, the 23rd day of February, 1885 :— • Smith, John Bealby ... 58 Murphy, Denis 55 Gibbons, John 39 Lipsey, George 39 Munro, Juines 31 Hotchin, Moses 26 Frazer, Daniel James ... 26 I hereby declare the Five Candidate* whoso names appear first on the above lu-t to be duly elected to the office of the T© Aroha Lic^ns-ing Committee. I appoint that the Quarterly Meetings of the Committee be held in the Court House, Te Aroha, at noon on the First Saturday in March, June, September, and December. FRANCIS PAVITT. Returning Officer. Diited at the Public Hall, Te Arohtt, this 23rd day of February, 1885.

J^AYBOURN & QO.

Durham Street, Auckland, Feb. 8, 1885. Received per s.s. " Aorangi" and to arrive per " Doric" NEW CLOVER SEEDS FOR 1885, Superior Quality, consisting of English <Se Dutch — Colonial — White Clover Oocksfoofc Red Clover Rye Grass (Canterbury) Cow Grass RjeGnss (Poverty Bay) Alsykri If-alian Bye Gi ass Trefoil Priirie G rais Timothy R.its'-tail Grasß Lucerne Crested Do^s'-tinl Eapo Sheep and H ird Ft>eone Rib Grass Poiv Pra und Poa Triv Also, Turnip, Carrot, and Mangold Soed.?^ 1 Prices und Samples on application. ' ' GENUINE MANURES. We are Sole Agents for the Gear Meat Preserving Company's Superior Bone Manu"es. Gear Bonedust from steamed bones, £8] Pure „ raw „ 8 1 Gear Bonemeal „ fine „ £8 10s ) bone ANALYSIS BY MR J. A. POND. ! Moisture.. .. 66 Carbonate of Liino B'7 ; Nitrogenized Organic Sand . . . . I' 7 Matter .. 219 •' PhosphAte of Lime 62* 1 100-0 This is a very good sample. — J, A. Pond.We are also Agents £or,Kempthorne> Prpsaer] & Co.'s Superphosphate, made not from Coprolites, as the English, but from the bones and blood of the bullocks killed at the New Zealand' Meat, Preserving Co.'a Works, Kai- 1 korai, Otago. ANALYSIS BY PROFESSOR BLACK. ' : Water t 14* 0 ' ' Netrogenized Organic matter 23* 0 'Phosphate of< Lime .. .. a6*lo tk,. Hydrated Sulphate of Lime* . 32 ; 5 S?TA / Alkali Salts . . -. . . . 2 ; 0 f* 7 *?* >Saiid :; .. u. ..,1-0 perto^ ■' ■ ' i ; ,100;0/,,,, • ' There is no doubt th£fc this manure ia about the best of its kinc},— jAMiss Gv Blaok, Pro,-* iesaor of ,oh6mis^y"ajad Colonial Analyist. : We have just landed a cargo, of, Long Island Guano, .which -is particularly r|ch^;iti Carborirate/a'nd Phospiiate of ;Lime,> as'shown'b'y j , ■ v^^siqby-'mb j?:a: pdW 1^ I \ ' ; r J ' ! r 'i^\ IJ *.TI0 J 9ff T.' f " M ' { ■ ' ; Maiu6liattef V^!- ; vi' ' ' w &^m¥'^A • K*fr-i .Uf/' 36%^ kwi Alkaline . Salts X&te ms^ubleV' O:oMM\ -