Prince of Wales birthday.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 418, 9 November 1889, Page 2

Prince of Wales birthday.

Mr A. W. Edwnids is now showitr some splendid lines in now goods in al! departments. Sco ;ulvt. Tho monthly nicotine: of the Te Aroha District Library will be held on next Monda\ evening at eight o'clock. There will be the usual sitting of the Resident Magistrate's Couit, Paeroa, on Mond \y next, and the Resident M.i£>Ntrate's and Warden's Couits, at Te Aroha on Tuesday. Messrs. John Tloll md and Sons, of Lon don, h.ivc foi warded specimens of goods made with New Zealand 11 I.\, to be shown at the Dnnedin lOvibition ; principally rope, twine, and matting. The Rev Mr Somemllo, of St. Peters. Auckland, will conduct Piesbvterian service in the Te Aroh i Public ll. ill tomoiiow, both morning (ll a.m.) and evening (7 p.m.). We are sure many will avail of this opportunity o£ hearing Rev Mr Somerville. The following entries have boon received for the athelctiespoit-i to be hold at P.ieroa to-day :— Ohinemu.-i Cup Handicap. 3CO, 200, 100 yard-, : J Johnson, A. Johnson, W. Bunting, T. J. Cashen, F. L-'psev, J. McConncll, S. Kelly, P. Vuglar, A. Lock, wood, J. Davies, W. Big-:s, 11. Cartel. D. Keloher. Mile Handicap : J. Cashen, J. 1 Davidson, S. Kelly, A. Johnson, W. Case, Hurdle Knee, 200 yards : J. McConuell W. Ilatton, T. Oashon. W. Bunting. Messrs Ilethrington and Co. announce by advertisement that they have puroh ssed tho drapery, etc., stock, in the estate of Mr J. W. White, Te Aroha, and will shortly open business, in tho premises vacated by him, with a large stock of: drapery, clothing, 3tc. ; which will includo all the latest impoited and colonial manufactured goods, particilais respecting which will bo duly advertised. Sir Thos. Gratlan Esmonde, MP. for South Dublin, one of the three Irish delegates who aniv«d in Auckland on Sunday, delivered an address on the subject of Home Rule for Ireland, in To Aioha Public II all last evening. Sir Wm. Wastenoys presided, and there was a good attendance. Sir Thos Esmonde spoke for about three quarters of an haur, and received a most attentive hearing. Owing to pressure cf other matter we inu^t hold over a report of the meeting for our next issue. In order to make room for several articles respecting tho To Aroha Silver and Gold Mining Company's reduction works and property generally, we aro compelled to hold over a quantity of other matter, local and otherwise, for a future issue. Referring again to that Company we would add that tho present directors are : Messrs W. R. Wilson, W Jamioson, W. B. Macgrogor, W. Knox, J. Ilowell, and M. B. Janneson. All those gentlemen are largely interested in tho Broken Hill and other very valnablo mining properties, have unlimited capital at their command, and have great experience in mining matters generally. Better still, they aro posseessed of any amount of 'go' and enterprise, and not afraid to lay out very large sums of money before looking for returns, provided thero is a satisfactory prospect of tho venture proving remunerative. They havo been the means of bringing mining operations to a high state of efficiency in Australia, and lire tke right stamp to develope tho resources and advance tho general prosperity of any conntry.