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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 249, 24 March 1888, Page 2

THAMES lUVEU STEAM BOAT COMPANY J* Tp|lßECT6tcamCom/Av ammmSSl JL/ munication withtho /^Civ^ OniNKMURI «IVER and TB AHOIIA. STEAMER : PATIKI. Captain W. Bbttis, From Shortland, calling at Goods Wharf For To Aroha— . , Thursday, 22nd at 11 night (from Shoitland Wharf only) Monday,26that 4 (Shortland only) From T3T 3 Aroha— Saiurrlny, 24th, at 7 morning Tuesday, 27th, at 7 morning For Paeroa — Wednesday, 28th, at 5 morning From Paeroa — Thursday, 29th, at 4 morning F A Pv E S : Single. Return. Tnrua 2* Od 3a Od llikutaia 3s Od 5a 0d Paeroi 5s Od 7s G( Te Aroha . ... 7s U 12s 0d Weather and other circumstances permitting. . . Not responsible for accidents in shipping, carrying, or discharftmsj live stock, or any goods, parcels, ote, put on boar, unle^ sio-ncd for, and all goods stored are at the risk of the conaiftnous. No claim for damage to or short dolivery of cargo will bo recognised unless made within 48 hours after date of shipmont Any information concerning tho steamer, freight, &c, iray ho obtained of tho Agent (Charles Ahicr), Te Aroha, or at the ollico oL" tho Thames River Steam Navigation Company, Shortland Wharf. 1 11. C. GIILESPIE, Manager.

CHURCHJERYICES. SUNDAY, MARCH 25. CHURCH OF ENGLAND, Te A.oha, II a.m.. 1W Jnmes Marshall ; 7 p.m., Mr Winatone; To Aroha West, S pin (h.c.) liev. .Tames Marshall ; Sh« ftesbnry, 3 p.m.. MrCoK ; Waiorongomai, 7 p.m., Her. .fames Maixhall ; G»od Fiidwy, April 30th, Te Aioha, 7 p.m., Kcv. "James Marshall iW X SLEYAN, Te Arol.a, 11 a.m., and 7 p.m. lwv.^. L/nu-y, (Kvonin K Mibject: "A wiaeohoico and nuhie example' 1 ) ; Waioron^inai, 3 p.m., Itev.Sliawry; Mon.usvllo 7 p.m !\lr buttle ; P.ieroa, 3 and 7, Rev. h. Best; A nni vcrsary Services). J' PCAL AGENTS for Silo of TUX J AHOHA & OHUNKMUIU NKWS. Aroha ... ... C. F>.i!oke ... W. Hihsell "Wrtioionsroumi ... T. 11. V:ito Uiavos & Hnskovillo ShnlVsbury ... -1- S'i"«m»ll Wairoa ' W.AbboV&Co. Mouins-villo 11. J. Cliftoid Hamilton Knst ... Pey ami Ficurh Hamilton \Yct ... H F. San.les Cambridgo ... ... «T. S. Bond. Paeroa J- M. Kolwm Kamngahake ... Alex. Hop Waihi ... ••• Campbell Owhaioa ... ... -L Tlo«ie Kntikati O.ll.Glcdstanes Thames ... ... J. Nodder Auckland ... J. I'inch, Bookselle

SYNOPSIS op NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' The following new announcements, ote, appear in this dnys issue:— Forthcoming auction sales by AlfAuckland and Co. Application for special claim at Tni, by E. W. Hanmcr. Application for Licensed Holding at Tni, by D. J. Frazer. Two notices re new valuation roll, and date for lodging objections thereto. To Aioha Town District. En^ter train arrangements and fare?. Excuifcion tickets <-j Auckland, March 28th io April 2nd ; return fares 20s and 15s. Tenders invited by Ohinemmi County Council for cai ting shingle on to Mack ay town-Owhama main road ; tenders close on Monday next at noon. Notice of desire to occupy machine site at Kar.'mgahake, by C. P. Cox. Notice of intention to construct water race at Kar.nn^nhake, by C. P. Cox. Time for receiving tenders for No 3 drainape contract, Shaftesbury, extended to noon March 29th. Notice that stock found tresspassing on Hanks and Garlicks land, Wniorongomai, will be impounded, and pigs destroyed. Chaff for sale. Apply to H. Buttle. Tendeis for cutting three crosscuts and einking two winzes, by H. 11. Adams, "Waiorongoraai.