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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 410, 12 October 1889, Page 7

It was stated the delay Avas through an ■oversight of the Finance Committee, they being unaware the niPtal had boen taken ovpr. Crderrd that (he account be paid. Jubilee Road : Resolved on the motion ■of Cr Corbett that tenders be invited for felling thy! bush along the Jubilee and Waitekauii mads. Main Roads: Resolved that a Committee be appointed from the members of the Council *o report on the befit way to improve and maintain the main roads. Flax : Resolved on the motion of the Chairman, that tenders be invited for the right to cut flax on the chain reserve along the banks of the Waihou river, and snich other land a* the Council had control j over. 'lublic Pound • Resolved that plans -and specifications be prepared for constructing a shed at the Pound. Finance i The Finance Committee reported the outstan dine liabilities of Council to be as follows-: Hospital and Charitable Aid, £319 8s 7d -travelling expenses, £3 14s ; salarieß, etc., £9 18s ; wages, £26 17s 3d ; eon tracts. €69 Is; miscellaneous accounts, £32 5s 6d. Total, £461 4s 4d. The Council have not included in the foregoing account s',5 ', liabilities amounting to £1332, 9s 7d. Accounts . Accounts amounting to £621 17s lOd were passed for payment. ANTED— A Strong LAD, ablo to plough, and make himself gener" nlly useful.— Apply to J, A COCHRANE, Te Aroha,. ANTED KNOWN.- J. A. COChI 'RANE has on Sale CLOVER and "GRASS SEED, in large or small quantities. S"" RATING- AND DANCING in Te Aroha Public Hall, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, «t 730 p.m. "Gentlemen, Is ; Ladies free. AT HARRlS'— Cheese, 4d- Rickett's Blue ; Red Herrings, 2d ; 7's Oatmeal, Is 3d; Cocktail Salmon ; Preserved Milk, 7d ; Soap, from 3d— EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED FOR CASH. I<TE AROHA SCHOOL. — EVENING . CLASSES. For particulars apply to the tteacher.

SPUDS ! SPUDS ! ! SPUDS ! ! ! A -LARGE QUANTITY First-class Seed and Table POTATO KS for sale at J. A.. COCHRANE I^. Te Aroha. NOTICE UNDER SECTION 21, IMPOUNDING ACT, 1884. friRESPASSING on the lands of Mr J. L Mellon, Waitoa, I Bay Stallion ; «no -visible brand, li' not chinned and <exp* i n«es paid, to be sold at Te Aroha Pound on WEDNESDAY, October 23rd 1889, at twelvp olcJocko 1 cJock norm, J. W. R. GUILDfNG, Pnundker pPr .

TE AROIIA CEMETERY TRUST. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all BURL4L FEES 'must be paid to tlie Se'Tetniy before nny fcnrial in Ihe Cemetery can tike place. Also, that unless the GROUND FEES of those graves already used are PAID AT ONCE, the fences cannot be allowed to remain. By order o£ the Trustees. F. PAVITT, Secretary. Te Arnha, Bth October, 1889.

SEWING- MACHINES Cleaned for 3s. Sewing Machines repaired and reg;u lated, bv R. Foster, Care of Roff->y' s Wairrongnnrii. Ordeisleft with Mr A. W. EdwardP, Te Aroha, will also •be promptly attended to.

[A CARD.] OR'DALDY. LB-A r M'R>C'S-ENG-HAS taken up his residence at Te Aroha, and is prepared to devote his best skill and attention to any cases submitted to his care. Present address : PALACE HOTEL. COAL!_COAL!f FOR EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY, GOOD WEIGHT, and LOW PRICES Oo to W HETHPJNGTON'S Cc il Depot, Te Aroha.

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