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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 148, 3 April 1886, Page 7

"TTIE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT, liKi," AND "THE EATING ACT, 1H82. ' aND AAii^J)nLJflNrS.

IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that a BOARD OF 11EYIKWJERS will meet at the times and places sj)ecili il hereuuder, for tho purpose of hearing and determining objections in respect of propeity in the undei mentioned places ;—; — District. County. Place and Date o£ Meeting. Cambridge Town District »». Waikato... CmiUioine, Cimbridge, on Tuesday, 13th Apiil, 3 880, at 11 a>nn Cambridge Road District 1.1 „ „ ), „ Tumnhore Rond District ... „ „ „ ', Tnodioroa Road Distiict k .. Piako ... „ „ „ Patetere Riding ... „ ,j » „ PukeKura Road District 41. Waipa ... „ „ „ Pirongift Road District *». Raglan ... Courthouse, To Awatmitu, on Thursday, 15th April, 188G, at 11 a.nn Pirongia Oiltl) ing District .•• „ )y j, „ M.mgnpiko Ro.id District ... Waipa .». „ „ „ Alexandra Town District ... „ „ „ „ * Rtingiuoiiiu Road District ... „ „ „ „ Te AwiiniUtn Town District ... „ „ „ „ Kihikiln Town District ... „ „ „ ' , ; Matamatti Road District ... Piako .. 4 Com t-lTou^D, Te Aroha, on Saturday.. 17th 'April, 1886, at 2 p.m. Matamata Outlying District .n „ „ n n W.iitoa Rond Distri *t ... „ „ „ () Te Aioliu Riding „ „ A n Onewhero Riding , ti , 4 . R'iglan w» Iluntlv Hotel, lluntly, on Monday, lOili Apiil, 188G, at 1 pan. Whanifiipe Riding .n. ... „ „ „ „ Rungirin Riding , k . .». Wftikato »t 4 )f „ „ Hamilton Borough ' Court-house, Hamilton, on Tuesday, 20th April, 188G, at Jl ihm. Kiiikiriroa Ro.ul District m Waikato .»» „ „ „ TubiLaramea Road District ... Waipa ... h „ „ Hamilton Road Distiict ... „ „ h „ Newnihtle Road District .», „ „ „ ?J Ngauiitwuhiu Town District .n » , ( „ )? Karioi Road District ... Raglan .». Court-hoil^e, Raglan, oh Thursday, 22nd April, 1886, at 11 a.m. Whaingaroa Road District ... „ „ „ „ Knr.imn Ro.id District ... ( , j, „ u Te Akau Road Distiict ... h „ „ ); TIIOMYS WBLLSJ ~) EDWARD FRANCIS ROCHE, Wievieweis. WILLIAM AUSTRALIA GRAHAM,)

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f pIIE undermentioned poisons have been I APPOINTED SUR-KUG IST AKS of ofjDOGS for the respective lidi-i^-, of the al.oyc count), ,i-kI owneih arc w.i'mod tli.it all doafs must be reg-stered without further delay. Taotaoioa Hiding ... Mr Geo. Wntlnm Patetero Ridiii" ... m,. k . P.^cop Mr tmnntn liming ... Mil . Hopkins Wnitoa liidm.. ... Mr A B|(Mun r ie Arolm Riding ... Mi F P.ivitt ULIAS. TUUK, l\e^isti,u, , I'iako County. Gambndf.-', \hi.jli 1«8G.

Tii AROHA HOT SPRINGS*

\ S a SUMMER RETREAT not one <r\ ainon-; the SANATORIA of New Zealand i«« so rapidly becoming fanlous us TE AROHA. The celebnt\ «>C it* HOT SPRINGS is extending throunlnuil the length and breadth of the Oniony, arid the WtINoERFUL GURcS eil L-U-d l>\ the W.iti'rsin.aaes of KIIEUM\riSM, GOUT, LUMH\GO, LiVKR, AND KIDNKV OOMPLAI^TS, IXDIGKSTION, and Kindi.d Ailinoni-, are £i iU fully to'-'tilied to in the v^iMtois' 80.-k b\' Hundreds of Pe.sons who l>\ 1 1 ■ < • i r n>c li.i\" b -en I'c-toied to Heiltli and all it^ (Mijoynu'nts. The pi. ice \i pdr exccllcnie the

NOTICE UNDER SECTION IC9, GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873.

Wai den's Oflico Tluiuio^ 24t!» ALuch, 1886. \ PPLTCATfOXS ,n.iy bo m.ule to me £k. _ m writing upon FIUDAY, the llurtielh day of April, 1886, lor the liyht to Occupy foi flold Mining PmpiKo^ the Kind specified in the Schedule heieunder, b'Anfx lu-ensed holding, declared forfeited by the Aiming Inspector. HAliiiY KISNIUCK, W.ii den.

SAN \TORIUM OF THE PEOPLE. The CLIMATE in iH lIRALTII-GIVING ]' IOPKKTIRS m .lMMij-passeii ; the COST OLMjIVINO ixexrei-diiiffh MODERATE; ami th« locality is ens} of access b\ hivkk, Rviij) <>h road fiom Auckhmd .iml [\v> r l haiues. in aHditi(>n to these advauUguij tliere are fni Iho Robust means oi enjoyment in

BOATING, RIDINGS, AND DRIVING, while for those in delicate health the neatly laid out Domain foiins a most, plea.sant resort. The following analysis of the Waters by Mr J» A. Pond, Colonial Analyst, and the accompanying extracts fiom his report thereon to the Domain Board, will be fead with interest. The Hunples were taken from the Springß, an iiiimh -red, the temperatures of which lunged from iUOdeg^. to UOdege.. F.dir : — tt - 1 A N A -2 m ANALYSIS, o rf O "3 S3 'S *« W g-S' Sulphate of Lime 2.089 2.228 2.989 Sulphate of magnesia i^7B .336 .002 Sulphate of potash 10.293 9.800 10.794 Milphate of soda 27.54G 28,056 25.438 Chloride of sodium 73-5 U 72.072 77.748 Bi-carbonate of soda 728.737 698.513 682.123 Onrbenate of ammonia .. .. 3.55 d .112 .980 Carbonate of iron . . .042 .063 .042 Carbonate of lithia (heavy traces) Phosphate of soda 2.063 2.203 1.696 Phosphate of alumina *< .. .143 .023 .476 Silica .. .. 8.568 8.778 8.778 Sulphuretted hydrogen . . - « traces traces traces

SCHEDULE :

Late Licenced Holding No. 446, known an the Woodbine Claim : AlO.l, 8 acles 2 roods and 17 perches ; situated at Kpingaliake. Bounded Wo^eily by Diamond, Ros<>, und^Adelihe Licenced Holdings, northerly by Spccim-n Hill and City of Auckl.md Lk'ons, d Holdings, eustoily by City of Auckland Licensed Holding nnd supposed unoccupied ground, .southeih by supposed unoccupied ground. Late Licenced Holding No. 41 G, known us the Gehenna Claim; Au a, 14 acres 1 rood and 9 perches, more or less, situated at Karangahake. Bounded westerly by the Welcome and Keep-it-Dnrk Licensed Holdings, southerly by Imperial and Royal Licenced Holdings, and on other sides by supposed unoccupied gioundi Late Licensed Holding, known a* the Molrose Claim ; Area, 10 acres 1 rood and 21 perches, more or less, situated at Karungsilwiko. Bounded westerly by the Flux Licensed Holding, northerly by the Adeline Licensed Holding, and on other sides by supposed unoccupied groundi

Total aolia mattar 857.829 822.181 811.702 Results expressed in grains per gallon » These Waters are all (feebly alkaline and strongly charged with caiboriic acid gas, which is Constantly escaping from the Springs In large quantities The Lithia, a valuable constituent of these \Vuterflj is present in att appreciable quantity. The Analysis show thesd Springs to be Very sin iliir In composition. These Mineral Water.l are exceedingly interesting^ and will prove of great value medicinally* Thej' closely resemble some of the European Mineral Springs so justly celebrated) more especially those of Vichy> En s, and F.ichingen. Their Curative Value will be gieat«bt in Rheumatic and Aitlmtic Diseases, Calculus, Affections of the Kidneys, and D} spep^ia. You may lest aastirefl that all you fan do for your springs in the shape of improving the facilities lor theii' Uhe, is entirely justified by the character oi the water.

NOTICE 1 NOTICE ! ! NOTICE ! ! )

GREAT Reduction in the PRICE OF MEAT FOR CASH. Roasting Beef , ... 3i per lb. Boiling do ... „. ... 2d &2£ „ Corned do ... ... ... 2kl „ Logs, Loins, and Should irs MnttOn 3£d „ Fore Quarters Mutton 2jd „ ClidpB «« iU . 4i ... 5d „ Lamb «. t ... 5d „ P"ork iit )it „. „, 5d }j Hulf-penny per lb extra for Bonking,

WHOLESALE. Carcrt^es or Bides Mutton ... 3d ,}, } Buei — v4ucirtorb or Sides ... 2^d „ JOHN WOOD. Te Aroha, stb Ducember, 1885.

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