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Te Aroha News, 15 February 1890, Page 2

[A CARD.] ELDRUM, r BARRRISTER and SOLICITOR, TE AROIIA. Office : Eolleston street (opposite Post Office). Agent at Paeroa : Air J. M. Robson. DEMOS AND ANTI • D HP HE REV. T. j. WILLS (Demos), A who, on the high authority ot the Opotiki brewer (Anti-Demos), lias “Stirred up Sedition nrcl Strife,” and roused men's basest passions without one good result,” will give an-account of himself and the ’‘Anti-Demos Demonstration.” IN THK PUBLIC HALL, TE! _A.-R.OE: A., ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEB. 19th, Commencing At 7.30 p.m. Ihe connection of liquor interest with THE ATTACKS Made upon himself recently, both as a Clergyman ami contributor to the Pre-r, will be clearly proved, and the deadly hatred of those INTERESTED IN THE “TRADE.” Against Temperance workers will be shown. TEMPERANCE MEN ARE WANTED. Our Colonial system of Education will be brought under review, and its great defect marked, and some of its FRUIT will be exhibited. Admission : One Shilling. mm NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. SWIMMING GALA AT HAMILTON FRIDAY, FEB. 21st. SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS t k 3 Hamilton West will be issued at an Station on 29th and 21st February, an will be available for return up to an including 24tb February. By order. District Traffic Manager’s Office. Auckland. February 11, 1890. Auction salesJ. McNICOL. OPENING SALE AT NEW HORSE * BAZAAR, CAMBRIDGE. The undersigned will bold bis first Horse Sale in the new Bazaar, Cambridge (opposite the Criterion Hotel), early in March, when there will be offered \ LOT OF USEFUL DRAUGHT, aV. RIDING oc HARNESS HORSES ETC. Entries Solicited. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT WAIOKONGO- - The Undersigned has received instruction* from MRS WiiLSII, of Waiorongomai, to sell by Public Auction early in March, the whole of her Household Furniture and Effects. Full Particulate in future issue. J. McNICOL, Auctioneer,