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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 342, 13 February 1889, Page 8

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vwv old gputleiiipn live, by the sea, And nothiny they hit d like m'.itiimony ; Old hvhe*. lltey vshunned with n;osl scrupulous f'MlO, Yomisr ladies they thought a delusion and mvu-p. fn two gr,e.vt arm chair* when the cs''ninfic dvew utsrh Tlioy sat by thn firo. nnd *»\(\ with asiah — '''T J m glfi(l we've xjo wives hpre to bother nnr lift's, F<">r no m rriod m-inlik<? i bachelor thriven. Down by the wi., Glad as co lid be, Nothing fhev lifted Like matrimony.

Now two asrd ladies (lioir Hvpd by t^e sea, Anil notliinjr t<jevlongp«l for likeiiiatrimony fi A cat <-ant protect two lone females." said thpy t* If ljui<rlai^bonld come it won't drive tht'nj iiwav." In two I'veit arm-chairs when the ey'n.ing drew nitrh They ?at by (ho fir<\ and said with a sigh — tf l wish we were wives, then We'd live happy live*, ?v"o spiosteisfoilorn like a blithe matron thrives." Down by the sea, Had as could be, Nothing they longed for Lilfe matrimony,

At ln«t these old Jadios and gentlemen met. One day on the beach when the morning was wet, Thespin^teisumbrellas and waterproofshad They lt thought when they started the weather looked bad." They kept the old gentlemen safe from the rain, And still kept them safe when the sun phone again ; For husbands and wives now they live liapp}' lives, And think that no state like the marriage state tlnives. Down by the sea, Glad as can be. Nothing so perfect As matrimony.

The return of gold entered for duty for pxpoitation from New Zealand, for the quarter ending December 31st last, is 9,839 pnnces. The return for the year ending December 31st, 1888, being 35,286 onncp\s valued at £139,808; as against 30,697 ounces valued at £121 ,564 for 1887. The total enteied for exportation fioiu Apiil Ist. 1857, to December 31st, 1888, amounts o 1,578,957 ounces, valued at £5,883,522.

NEW 2E.ALAITD RAILWAYS. C43JBRIDGE.-TE AROHA AND 3JOTORUA LIKES. ok and after Febecaey Ist, 1889 . BRANCH LINES. NORTH— Week Days. "a.m. Lichfield depaG.ls Putamni Jnnct. ... „ Tuamangi „ - Oxford „ 7.2 Okoroire ... ... „ ~* Man<rawhara „ ]\lataniata „ 7.45 Waluiioa ... ... „ *• Walton ... „. „ " Kiwitahi ... „. „ -' ]\loirinsville ... ... sur 8 55.1 Te Aroha dep bB.o~ Ad Waihoi) „ EgWnitoa „ f ~ <} od Tdtu.i o Ilaua „ copq ftltii jay's ... .., „ '- Mon-insville ar r 1)8.55 i\loiiinbviile .., „. dep! 9 5 ilotumaoho „. ... „ I ° ICureka „ ' I'uakiiia Jnnct. „, ... an 9.42 «j? C.imbridge ... ... de| ~iUJT Hantapn „. ... „ " 'n § Fencourt „ c *5 eg Tamahere „, ... „ gpq Mongaonui „. ... „ c P Ruakura J unot .., an H9.45 jiuakura Junct. ... dep 9.52 Hamilton East ... „ c Hamilton West 10.7 Frankton Jnnct .., arr! 10.12 Auckland air' 4 35 SOUTH— Wbf.p Days. a.m. Auckland dep 8.0 p.m Frankton Junction ,f., f . dep 2.0 Hamilton West „. „ 2.10 Hamilton E.ist ... „ *> liJifiknr.i Junction ... an 2.20 ~<d _ Riuikm.i Junct ... dup si2.hO $A Mongaonui ... „ r •S § Timmliere , *' «gg Fencomt ... .„ „ gpq IJantnpii „ * P Cauibi'irlge ___••- -,- ar r a 3.15 Iliiakura Junct ... dep 230 Knrpka ... ... „ '- Motumaoho M >■* ... ... arr] 3.10 d _ Mciuinsville ~ ... dep a 3.20 fIA Mnu-riy'R „ 2 p TfituaV) Tlaua ... „ <■ f*\ q Waitoa ... „„ „ ®/]Q Wailion „ '* H Tp Awl in an (4.10 j\lonins\ille <lo|> 177^1) Kiwit.ihi Will ton t> '- Wahnroa *'itam.it.i , \] 4.35 Mfingnwbara ... „, J( Okoroire Oxford „. ,f., f . }) 5.25 Taninangi „. ... 91 '-■ 3'ntsi in u Junction ... } , r T/ichfield nn hO 15 a— Ttuns on Tuosd.iyt?, ThiirsdHys~and patnidays only. b— runs on Mondays, Wednesdayp, smd Fridays only. The other trains run diiily. An asterisk* opposite a Station denotes that trains do jpt stop unless required to pickup or act down paspengeis. Notir-e should he ftiven to the gnaid at the previous sjnppln<? Station by any pfpsengers desiring to alight fit Strong Qppefiite \vhiQl% f in aatgrjsk }3