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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 287, 4 August 1888, Page 7

TPARDEb'S COURT, THAMES.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1888.

(Before H. W. Northcroft, Esq., Warden.) The following amongst other applications were dealt with :—: — J. A. James, Silver Star, Whangamata. — Adjourned 9th inst, D. B. McDonald, Silver Crown, Marototo. — Adjourned 9fch inst. H. Butler, Whakamoehau, Marototo. —Granted. R. R. McGregor, Southern Cross, Marototo.— The Warden granted the application, and remarked that th| ground must be worked by as many men as could be profitably employed. If the full number could not be put on in accordance with the Regulations, then application should be made to him to work with a reduced number, as he simply desired that the ground should be prospected, and not held merely for speculative purposes. The license was granted. H. Butler, Fair Head, Marototo. — Granted. E. Simpson, protection to work the Martini-Henri and Musket licensed holdings at Marototo with four men in each case. — Granted.

The system of a widow retaining her superior title on her second marriage occasionally leads to awkward mistakes. Not Jong ago a gentleman who had espoused a lady with a handle to her name was travelling in the North, and entered in the visitors book at an hotel in Edinburgh, 1 Mr and the Countess of Presently the landlord wished to see the gentleman privately, and on his request being gratified, scandalised the unfortunate bridegroom by saying : 'Ye ken, sir, I am a mon of the world like yourself,} and dinna you think you had better just put Mr and Mrs , if its only for the look of the thing ?'

AUCTION SALES.

WAITOA LIVE STOCK SALE. Friday, August 10th. At 1 30 p.m. JA FAT COWS, *feU 100 Head of Mixed Stores 60 Store Cattle 500 Fat Wethers 500 Ewes, in lamb. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer. WANTED— TURKEYS, GEESE, and DUCKS, in any quantity.— GEORGE EBERT, Palace Hotel, Te Aroha.

COTTAGE FOR SALE

FOR SALE CHEAP for CASH: Asnu? Three-roomed Cottage, with verandah ; Acre of first-class land attached well-fenced and cultivated ; portion being Inid off as garden, with fifty fruit trees in bearing, shelter trees, etc. Lanre cowshed and fowl-house. Adjoins Te Aroha township, on the Te Arolm-Waio-ron.a:oniai nnin ro;id. For price and particulars apply to R. MICHAEL, on the premises. CHAFF FOR SALE. FOR SALE.-FTT^T-CLASS OATEN SHEAF CHAFF at £3 15s per ton, delivered. E. W. HANMER, Manawaru, Te Aroha.

NOTICE!

TO MINERS and OTHERS ! ! JOHN~MACE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE that he j OPENED THE TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE KILGOUIt STREET, WAIORONGOMAI, JUNE 30th, 1888. JTUT - In making this announce- . lYI 111 1 j ment, begs to state that ■since leasing the above, the House has been thoroughly renovated and most COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ; and VISITORS and others will receive every ATTENTION and COMFORT together with a LIBERAL TABLE at most MODERATE CHARGES.

COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. N.B.— -GOOD STABLING. PLANTING SEASON— IBBB. WKING has for sale at his Nursery, Te Aroha;' Fruit Trees in great variety and from First-class Stocks, including Apples, 3 and 4 ycavs old ; Pears, do ; Quinces, Walnuts, GoosbberrieB, Currants, etc. .etc. Also Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, both deciduous and evergreen. Above will be sold at most reasonable prices. Cabbage plants, etc., always for sale.

XAME S fi RA.I G, JUNK., AUCTIONEER VALUATOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT. Te Aroha, Thanes, and Surrounding Districts. Letters or particulars left at Mr Geo. Robson's Pharmacy, or the Club Hotel, Te Aroha, shall have Prompt attention. IT Pays to Advertise in this Journal