The Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 248, 21 March 1888, Page 2

The Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

1 This above all —to thine own self be truo And it must follow as the nighb the day Thou canst not thon bo false to any man. — Shakespeare.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1888.

Ohinemuri County Council invite tenders for road works, See julvt, Mr J. McNic-hol will bold a live stock sale at Wai ton yards on Friday next, Excellent progress is being made with the erection of the plant known as Molloy's process, at the Herald buttery, Thaino*. Three special claims, of fifty acres each, have been this week marked off at Hape Creek, Karaka, and Upper Turaiu. Coromamlel County is reaping the advantages of having a member who takes a practical interest in the distiicthe represents ; and through the exertions of Mr A. J, Cadtnan M. H. 11. have just been gi anted subsidies by the Hon. Minister of Mines for various important road works. It is stated to have been owing to Mr Cad man's instrumentality a number of subsidies recently promised for Thames were aho obtained. The district 4 ? that are represonted(!) by men who take no real interest in their affairs after election day i«? over are madeto feel the disadvantages they labour under, by being prnctially ignored. On Saturday la^t Mr Tom \Vaod, another well known Te Aroha resident, left for Auckland en route for Broken Hill. St Patiick's Day wa<? ushered in at ToA roh a with a heavy downpour of rain, which prevailed till about nino o'clock when the weather cleared up, and continued fine throughout the rest of the day. A number of local residents spent their holiday by a visit to Paeroa races. TheTe Aroha Wesleyan Church has been recently re-lined, a porch and pair of new entrance gates have been erected, the approaches levelled and gin veiled, and various other alterations carried out, which will greatly add to the appearance of the grounds and building, and also to the comfort of those attending this place of worship. The tender of Mr J. West, being the lowest, has been accepted for additions to the News OiTice ; and the work is now proceeding. Circumstances may alter cases, but they don't alter the man. A man always reveals his true character, in due time, put him where you will. Visitor's List, Hot Spiings Hotel, Te Aroha, for 2 weeks ending March 16th : — Mr Mrs and Miss Nashelskie, Mrs Gold- ! stine, and two sons, Mr B. Colegrove, Mrs and Master Burns, Mrs Jas Wingate, Major Dean Pitt, Mrs Pitt, Mr Bennett, Mr Short, Mr J. 11. Owen, Mr M. Soloman, Mr John Reid, Mr W. Aitken, MrsJ. Smith, Mr Rniney, Mr Buddie, Mr Bailey, Rev. Mulgan, Auckland ; Miss Leslie, Mr Waddel, Mr Collie, Mr Howker, Mrs G-. M.vlne, Misses Mylne, (2), Mr McFarlane, Sydney ; Mrs J. M. Brown, Mr Grehan, Dean Leonard, London ; Mr D. McKenny, Reefton ; Mr Vercoe, Mrs Shepherd, and 3 children, Mr Wright, and Mr Butt, Tauranga; Mrs Scott, Miss Symonds, Onebunga ; Mr Northcroft, MrT\ G -Sandes,Mr Hoger, Mr R. Groyn, Hamilton ; Mr Rice, Mr Shaw, Waikato ; Mrs Moult, Rev J. McWilh'aui, Mr Rain, Misses Rain, (2), Mrs Bannit, Wanganui ; Mr Buttle, Morrinsville. Attention is directed to Messrs Beresford and Baine'a new advertisement.