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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 439, 22 January 1890, Page 8

NOTICE. TO TRAVEL during the SEASON the TE AROHA District, the Draught Horse PRINCE FERGUS. For further particulars see future advertisement. P. MAXWELL, Thames.

NOTICE. THE NEW ZEALAND STUD ANL PEDIGREE STOCK COMPANY’S THOROUGH BRED STALLION, HOTCHKISS, Will stand this Season in the neighbour hood of Te Aroha, and surrounding dis triots, as follows : Mondaj’s— Paeroa (Mr Phillip’s paddock) Tuesdays—Hikutaia, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Corbett’s Stables,and back to Paeroa)J Wednesdays— Te Aroha (Gallagher's stables). Thursdays—Waiorongomai (and back to Te Aroha). Fridays—Waitoa (Friday evenings, Mr Grant’s). Saturdays—Te Aroha. C. LAKE, Manager. Sept. 19th, 1889.

SEASON 1889 WILL Travel this Season Between THAMES and TE AROIIA The Thoroughbred Stallion, T E T F O R D, BY MUSKET PUNGAW IIERAWHERA. Will leave PAEROA, MONDAY - , stop at KIRIKIRT (Lawless’ Hotel) ; he at Dickey and Verran's stable, THAMES, on TUESDAY; ut TE AROHA on THURSDAY, returning home on SATURDAY. For Pedigree see cards. Particulars in future advertisement. N. DICKEY. T-'n prnn Sept! 21st, 1689, pROMPT SETTLEMENT* Petone, 24th September, 1889. To the Resident Secretary, Colonial Mutual Life Office, Lambton quay, Wellington.

Dear Sir, I have to thank you for the prompt settlement of my claim under the policy upon the life of my late wife, who was accidently killed by a luuaway horse in Jackson-street, Pelone. I am pleased to find that I hare received in cash all the premiums that were paid in, as well as the amount of the policy, WITHIN TWO HOURS of the proofs reaching your office through the post. Again thanking you, I am, Dear Sir, ' Yours Faithfully, CHARLES HETNTZ, _ Butcher, PAINTER, PAPERH ANGER, ETC. Q_EO. LOVEGROVE AND SON, TE AROHA WEST (formerly of Hamilton and Karangahape Road, Auckland), HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS. Estimates given for any of the above branches. Terms most Moderate. MINING REGULATIONS. PRINTED Copies of GENERAL RULES, Mining Act, 1886, Part 3, “ Regulation of Mines,” —Section 207, Sub-sections 1-40— may be obtained at the office of the Te Aroha and Oh n vMURI News, or will he posted to any addiess. Note! Sub-section 40 of Set:‘on 207 states that “ A PRINTED COPY of the RULES provided for in this section shall be posted in the office, and on a building or board in some conspicious place in connection with EVERY MINE.”

/IREWOOD, FENCING TIMBER, etc EMETT is now prepared to supply and deliver timber as under at Waiorongomai, or to any part of the surrounding districts. FIREWOOD: Ti-tree, Rata; Town, etc.; FENCING POSTS in Black birch, etc., FENCING RAILS in Ti-tree. House Blocks, Slabs, Palings, etc. Orders may be left with Mr A. A. W allace, Baker. N.P.—Charcoal supplied in large or small quantities. J. H. EMETT. Waiorongomai, June 19th, 1888. NOBEL’S GELATINE DYNAMITE. ELATINE DYNAMITE, when perfectly exploded with a quintriple detonator has no noxious fumes. Water has no effect on it. It remains soft long after all dynamites are frozen, is slower and more expansive in its action, and yet is thirty-five per cent stronger than dynamite. Patent Rubber Felted Fuse, superior to any dqubler-tape fuse manufactured, yet sold at same prices. Applies obtainable from ending storekeepers. Sole agents for pprtli New Zealand ; E. PORTER $ go, d,