ADVANCE TE AROHA.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 253, 7 April 1888, Page 2

ADVANCE TE AROHA.

T'm ie will be a hum t'n^of the WaideuV L'oint .it Paeio.i on Wcdnc-d-i}' next We dii'vt the attention of all mteu Ntf d m inniiut; within tin- Jlauiaki Mining I)Mnet,to Mi "Warden Xoiiln ii>i t\ ienmik^ loper tmcf Ins intentions m connection with applications ii>i *-pcci d elaim^, which will In* found pubh-dud on pai;e five of out lsMU 1 lo div We le^iet to v,,iv Ml ]-. *uft\iinu iiuiji l liid!}' biniM-d and "^plained «mk I •*, tin ii'-ult id' .in .ii ( idi nt uliiih \\ ill aKi) !).■ found l'pnitMJ on oiii iiftl, p'l.uc Mi Nt,rthf roit !m(1 a viii.m uloi -. ( -< ape fimu a w\y c-c\eicc -c\eic mini}. buL with cvt 1 , will, sm- tin^t, If iiiiitc n'coNiiid fniiii the « ii fct^ of the cU.cidijnt m tin coin ->i- of a fc\". d.»y s . Mix Xii ks is nbonl to in, ike con^iduiil.'e additiuiu to the l'ai km \\n[, ]. Tliioii'jli }ii"-Miif i on oi:i !(.•!>, (,ur Mon iim\ id"^ iii re^-pnndi n('> lei tei . i epoi t on T.inwli.'iic atlilftfC sjxiits and <-(liei m.ittei in t\ ;»■ ih iinavoid,d)iv h< hi o\ ( r till nt \t i->si)f. Montldv ineciinic of f ('c Aioiri ][ot Spunks Duiiiiiui lioaid Llm o\cniny at 8 o'clock. Mi •hi-. C'ra>'tc. juni , announces i!j,tf, .ictinp; ii'uh r ni-^ti notions iioui MisLaulo 1-^,1 -^, ho will sell by public ,mt ticu. on Thuitd;:y ne\t. the liousehoh) fiiinitnie. -uul I'ffeijt-. fit Paik House, To Aioha. The usual monthly meeting of Ohinolnmi County Coi.ncil will be li< Id at Piiejo.i to day, coiniiKincing at ,'j p.m. A public lnectiiig will be held in the Public Hall, Pauoa, this evening at ei^ht o'clock, to discuss the maUci of. i ndc.u oki - mp (o lia\o a (Joint chtabli.sljcd at Piicioa. TJic lion Mr FMier, Ministci of Kilucitiou, ani\ed in Auckland on Tlmisday. It i> prr<bd>lc Mr Fisher will \isit the Thames, a deputation of Uppci Thaux s sf ((lei-> beine, desinoiis <d" w aif iii^ upon him, as I ommis'-i »ncr of Customs, r.h|KM tin/ir the injn-tu c dono to up-coiiuli y di'-tiitts by t!ie fxfended jiouci.s yivcu Thames Ilarbom Uoanl. j The, Tnniweiii, which s.iilcd for Melbouinc fiom Aiukland on Thuisday last, had on boaid rlevci Jots of quail/, consigned by the dnectois of the Paroquet mine, Thames, to the Austialian Kiik ltin» and JJefinin^ Company, Adelaide, i'or ivcitmeut. Iv'e^inahl Donkin of Thames, ]i,i«» applied foi a patent for anin\ention for tlio impioved application of declricity in ! the tieatment of oien of gold and mlvc.l, and of tailings containing quicksilver or amaliif.im.

Special attention is directed to it Kale advertised by Alfied Buckland and (Jo., to take pluco at Oiwuipo, on April 24th, and buyers of all classes of cattle will find an unusual])' \a\go number to select from. The «ale to commence at t o'clock shut p. The usual monthly meeting of To Aroha School Committee, whicl. have been held on 1 i^t Tuesday evening, lapsed through Lick oi aiiuormn, and will now bo hold on next Monday evening, commencing at 7 30 .sitaip. Captain Belth, so long- connected with ri\ei tuule between To Aroha and ThamoS at fu^t as captain of the s.s. Waitoa, and l.ilteily of the p.s Fatilci, has resigned. A meeting in connection with the To Aioah Band of Hope will take place in the Public Mali on next Wednesday evening, April 11th. At the u^ual monthly meeting 1 of Thames ll. u bom I>oatd held on Tuesday last, a letter wa>- read from Mr K. Edwards, KMinestinj; an increase of remuneration for e/>lli-ctin£ Harbour dues at I'aeroa, owin^ to the expense and tiouble connected with so doin^. It was te.solved that (lie late of commission be increased from one to fifteen per cent.