Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri news AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 429, 18 December 1889, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri news AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

• This above all — to thine own self bo brut, And it must follow as the night the dny Thou canst not then be false bo nuy man,' SHAKISSrfcARE.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, IB3P.

Te Aroha Puli'i' 1 School bnviks up t—nmsmw afternoon for the Christmas bolid.ivs. The li^-t of entree for lhr> horse raeps to he holil at Mo i rin^-viMe on Monday next, also llv li mdicans dccl >red in connection u ith th» fimt i aces to be held at the s-im • t ; in> 'tH place, will ho found duly advert d i on 1 C">hnnn r to-day. A jrrnnd concert and d.mcc will take place* in W.iion.npmi ii Pul>!ic Hall tomorrow eveninir. Wele.un that a e^ood progisuume has b-M-n aiivinsrod for the occasion ; and a 1 * the pioeeeds will he devote 1 to [he Public School funds, we ha\e no doubt ll ere will be a really good 1iom«o. The Australian M'nin' 1 ' Standard states that Mr. John ''owe 1! (late M-inaeer of the Te Ajoliji S and Cf. Mining Company, Limiled), ha^ been npuninted ininina: mini 'a:cr nf the n>itisli Rmken Pli 1 ! mine. Mr Howell w a« fonnerlv associated wilh Mr P.itton of the Propiietary mine, California. Messrs TTethiin^t^n and Co. announce that th'M nil) give to every customer of ten •• hilling woitli of (rood 1 - and upwards, a beautiful present, from a hirtre selection of useful and nrnmnpntnl articles specially Purchased by them for that purpose. Great Christmas Bale now going 1 cm. See advt. As will be seen by reference to onr adverti<inef co'umnp, a treat ih in store for resident^ in this dMn'ct, as on Friday eA^eningtlie celebrated B.iirnsfatlier Family will cive an entertainment in Te Aroha Public Hall (one niirht only"). During their recent very successful season in Auckland, they drew crowded houses e.ich nijrht, and we feel confident <so many will avail of this opportunity of li'Mirin^ them th.it they will have n bumper house at Te Atoha nNo. The Star refeirin-j: to tlieir second concert in Auckland, snvi, *'The\ amply bore on! the good reput'ition have already earned in the cit\ asaccompl'shed and cn'tivated vocalists, and C'-niiine delineators of Scottish melodj-, wit iirnl humour. A special meetinsr of the Te Aroha fk-honl C •nimilter was held en Monday evt-ninii 1 . Present : Lavery (cluiir rr-\ ro ti'tu), He'ithcote, and An»it. A coiiiuiunication was r^ad fn m the Hoard <>f Fdix'.ition , I'oi w.'ir.lin'r h cojiy of the tf-ndcrs received iiy the Board for p-iint'nff T-j Aroha* 5'5 ' lionl-hoMse, teacher's ievidenceetc.. as follow- :— F, S, Rhepheid (AuckO 'an'l ). A'°3 9 ; T. Hm.d (Te A.olr»\ £2; 3 Bil ;J. G. Bltikey (Au-klimd 1 ), £19 9s . O. Gapes (Waioronefomai). £17 1 8< ;Q. Lhvolm'ovp and Son (Te Arohn), £18 17s 6d, The Board stated they Irul accepted Mes^iß Lovegrove and Sons' tender. A second communication was read from tho Bo ud with l-'feit-nce t». the repairs teportt d bv the Inspector si" beini? necessai v tn the teachei's iv>-i'li'ne «J etc., stating that (he Board approved of the work being cani"d out. Resolved that tenders be invitid for the work, an' 1 that Hie Chaiin. in and Secret Ty be futh'irised to open an I accept s.mie. It wa*- furrher resolved that Mi'i-ri Ti*VPiv and llpatln'ote he .ippoiittcd a Pud cnmMiitlee to see th.it all th" u oik about to he done fpai titH r , repaiis, etc), was Kaii-factorlly carried out.