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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 165, 14 August 1886, Page 2

MAIL NOTICES.

WAIORONGOMAI. Mnils close atPo-^t-oflice. Waioroncomai, n<< under : — For Te Arolia, Paeroa, Thames, Hniuilton, and Wnikato Offices, Auckland, *c, duily, at 6.45 a.m. ; for Kniiknti, Tanran^a, &c, on Mondnysand Thuisdays, at 6.45 a.m.* ; foi Quurtzville, on Tuesdaj's, Thuradays, and Saturdays, ' at 10 a.m.; for- Shaflesbury, on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10 a.m. M. LovelLj Postmaster.

IuORRIVNVTLLE. Mails close for Hamilton, Cnmbildgo, and all Waik.ito office*, daily, at 8.30 a.m.; for Auckland, daily, at 9 a.m ; for MaUmala, Oxfoid, &c* daily, at 2 p.m.; for Wnihou, Te Arolia, Tluuncs, &c , daily, at 2 p.m ]Uaik auive from Auckland and Wai-k.ito offices, daily, at 3 p.m. ; f'-om Oxford. Matamata, &c, daily, at 3 p.m. ; from Tliiimc, Te Aioh.i, &c, daily, ut 9 a.m. T. W. Bho-vvxell, Postmaster.

MAIL NOTICE (PAEROA).

The Letter-box will be cleared for despatch of CmrespoTulrnoe from the Post Office, Paeroa, to the undermentioned, places as follows ;—; — For Mackaytown, Owimioa, Waitekauii, Katikati, Aonoatete, T.turan^a, and Ea<~l Co.i^t — Monday, and Th'irr>dav, at 11.15 Ji.ni. For Karangaliake — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 11.30 a.m. For Te Aioha, Waiorontrom.ii, and "Waikato — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, at 11.15 a.m., Wednesday, and Satuiday 1.30 p.m. For Hikutiua, Pi:riri, Thames, Auckland, etc. —^londay, Tuesday, Tinir.Mlay and . Fiiday, at 11.30 a.m., ' Wednesday, and •Saturday at I.3(Jp.m. For Waihi — Monday, 11.15 .am. N.B. — Letters containing; anything of value should be handed to "the Postmaster to be registered. Letters containing 1 coin, if po&ted un reaistored, will 1..- coiujMilsorily regi^eicd and charged double le^istiatimi JW. j.'ii. xicaoLS,

COMMERCIAL,

THAMES CATTLE MARKET.

Banks *nd Co.'s Weekly Report.— Ihe supply of f, it cattle at Paiawai on Thursday was fully up to the average as to number, but qu ilily was scaieely so good as usual, having e\ idently been falling bark. The market opened with spVited competition, and a few lots were knocked down at very prices, reaching as high as 22b per 1001 bs., but fell off to about 18s with a slight improvement again towards the end with a few lots of veiy good cows. Sheep pens were fairly filled, though for the mo t pait with a luhter tla--, ul 'hcp;j than of late, pii-ea bemu latisei low in ])iopoition. Wetli ".•> hiou-ht IK" l M to 12-* i)J: ewca, 8^ Oa te 10-. "

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CHURCH SERVICESSUNDAY, AUG. 15, 1886.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Te Aroha, 11 ;un, IV Aroha }Yon, 3 pm, Waioion<roinui, 7 pm, Kcv. .Mr Mai&hull.

W ESLE Y A N . TeAn-liu 11 am. .Mr ]>emrose ; 7 pm, ftt v Mi Dean ; rviori ins\ ill", 11 am, liev Mr Dean ; Waitoa, 3 )>m, Hcv. Mr Ue.m.

IUI. AND WATJUKN'S ENGAGEMENTS.

Enticement" of tlio lI. M. and Wai den ?>>'■ tV- nioi tli «.f Avi. . IS.-iC :— Tavi'-x-M to lot'u ; 20th to 22nd : 29th t«; '31<4. Paeisoa.— lGUi. Te Aijoija.— l7lh to 19th.