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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 367, 11 May 1889, Page 7

11/ ANTED— A General FARM HAND: YV Apply F. Strauge, Waitoa.

NOTICE. A NY PERSON TRESPASSING on my J~\. land nt Wnitoa, in pursuit of game, Tviil ba prosecuted. ROBERT McCALL. Waitoa, May 7th, 1889.

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS, A LL persons found TRESPASSING .fV on my property, Morrinsville, with ioc > or guns, without MY PERMISSION, *n«: be PROSECUTED without further notice. JOHN TURNBULL. i ?*i->rrin9vil]e, May 11th, 1889. I

TENDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. j ————— i TiiF lime for receiving Tenders by THE ' FERGUSON SYNDICATE, for ex-t.-»n«h'.ig the Phoenix low level tunnel j 100 <Y. ( >t f has bpnn extended till NOON j SaTUHDAY NEXT, May I8t!i. P. FERGUSON, Superintendent. Wai "»»«ngomMi, May Oth, 1889. i

NOTICE. iTN HAND ENTERTAINMENTS : It Te Aroha West, Monday, May 13th; "Vaiorongomai, Tuesday. May 14th ; Ta A.'oha Wesleyun Church, Thursday, May 16th. GRAND IUAGIC LANTERN ENTER- ; TAINMENT. Songs, Dialogues, Rending^, and Recitations, Speeches, etc. Collection to defray expenses taken up ai each place. To commence at 7.30 p.m. sharp. M. LOVELL, Hon. Sec.

NOTICE. A MEETING of Members of the (old) TE AROHA MINING ACCIDENT BELIEF FUND, will be held in the Public Hall, Waiorongomai, on Saturday, the 11th day of May, 1889, at 7.30 p.m. B'lßiaeea: To Re-form the Association, elect officers, and trans-art any other butiness that may be brought foiward. > JAMES SAMSON, Senr., Chairman of Meeting. "W aioror.goinai, May 2nd, 1889.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR SLAUGHTER-HOUSE LICENSE. TE ARORA TOWN DISTRICT. y HEREBY give notice that I will, at JL the next meeting of the Te Aroint Town Bourn, to !>e held at Te Aroha on SATURDAY, June Bth, 1889, apply fm a LICENSE to SLAUGHTER CATTLE on tho premises known as Alackie's SlaughterHouse, Te Aroha. ROBERT MAGKIE. Te Aroha, May 9th, 1889.

PAINTER, PAPEUHANGER, ETC. i f^ EO. LOVEGROVF, AND SON, .' TE AKOHA WKST j (formerly of Hamilton nnc! Karangahape Road, Auckland), , HO OSE, SIGN, AN D DECORATIVE I PAINTERS. | Estimates given for any of the above branches. Terms most Moderate.

Auction Sales, \ J. McNICOL. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SA_iT ! Tuesday, May 21st. | At 1.30 p.m. 100 GRAND BULLOCKS X\) U fromTeAkau '20 Choice, Quiet, Ihree- year -old Steers, from Oxford i 60 Head Young Cattle, from Ruapuke 100 Head Mixed Stores 50 Head Fat -Cattle 50 Good Crossbred Ewes, in lamb And, immediately after abovp, 1592 First-Class Two and Four-tooth Wethers, from Napier, on account of Mr L. De Pelichet. Also in conjunction with Mr W. «L HUNTEK, 1500 Sisc-iooth Crossbred 1 Wetfeers, bred at I Olrig I 1500 Good, sound-mouthed > T *™ ! Me ino Ewes, in L £ ch Inver la»b to Lincola | Ru^a°ga , j Kams j Terma Cash before Delivery. J. MoNICOL, Auctioneer., WANTED TO PURCHASE AT ONCE. GOOD HACKS AND GOOD HARNESS HORSES. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer.

WANTEDTU PURCHASE. Good American Farm Waggon, 2 Good Second-hand DX Ploughs, and a Good becond-hund Kcuper and Mower, for ferncutting. J, McNICOL.

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