Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 403, 18 September 1889, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

' This above all —to Chine own self bo true, And it must follow us the nighfc the day Thou paoafc not then be false to any man.' SIIAKESI'KARK.

WEDNESDAY, SKPTLMBEK 18, 1889

The aerial trniuwiiv for the Champion G. and 8. Mines, Tui, heinj; now almost ready for work, we understand the Auckland direotois are expected fit Te Arohu this week, to decide upon the, future workiujr of th* property ; Mr Adatu Porter, one of the diiectoi>, having already ai lived. We direct attention to wile of live and dead stock, by Mr J. McNiuol, at T.iu^ whan* on Friday next. Al^o to Mr Jas. <Ji<ii<r'n advertisements announcing two important auction sale^ on Saturday next. Tlio discharge of a luri^e number of miners ami other workmen employed by the Te Aroha B. and Gr M. Company, i Wajnrorigomai, hus ca^t quite a damper r>ver the place, being quite unlookcu) for. TJie fnct is thd puyable qtiai ta available for orciikin^ out hua become bo reduced in quantity that it luw been found absolutely necenoary t<i bhorten hundu and reduce expe!|se^, until sijph time aa new ground ban been opened up. For the present, tiierefore, work will be carried on, by one shift i instead of three sliiftH hs hefetofore, -and meN uill Ik; put on to prospwjt and open' np new-ground with as \\Uh delay as possible,

We learn from Mr Pnvitt, that Mr J. Tvivery bus consented to snUstitute totara for heart of kauri piles in connection with the now bridge about to lie built by Pinko Conntv Council o\or the Wuitoa river, find that he, Mr Lavery, signed tho apecificatiopsforthe work on Monday evening. The extra cost to be £5.