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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 462, 12 April 1890, Page 7

Te aroha goldfield school, Evening Classes; For further particulars apply to the Teacher. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NEW ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF IE AROHAM* W.~S. A LLKN ' OF ANNANDALE, Will deliver an ADDRESS on TUESDAY, the 15th of APRIL, in the Public Hall, Te Arolia, at 8 p.ni. The ehair will be taken by E. GALLAGHER, ESQ., Chairman of the Te A roha Town Board.

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 170 OF THE MINING ACT, 1386. Warden’s Office, Te Aroha, 11th April, 1890. APPLICATION tnuy he made to toe ill writing upon TUESDAY, the 13th day of May, 1890, for the right to occupy ior gold mining purposes the land specified in the Schedule hereunder, being licensed holdings and special claims forfeited by order of the A'arden’BCourt. H, W. NOKTHOROFT, Warden. SCHEDULE. Lute Licensed Holding No. 9, known as Riverdale ; late licensee, George Edward Jrelund ; Bituate at Tui Creek ; area, 5 acres. Bounded south by Early of Aberdeen Licensed Holding, and on all other sides by unoccupied ground. ;Latp Licensed Holding No. 11, known as jltuby; lute licensees, Thomas Golds* worthy Hfut others ; situate at Waio-,i;otjg.-m ii ; area, 3a. Or. 315 p Bounded koitli by wlver King, west by Firth’s Special',{ind on all other sides hy ypyyyupied ground. jLate lading No. .12, known as liive/jdule No. 2 ; late licensee, Nicholas (Jlegry ; Tu.i Creek; ; area, /3U acres. Bounded soyth hy ;lti vet dale Licensed Holding u,ntl «u----,occupied ground, and on jill other sides by supposed unoccupied ground,, ■Late Licensed ijtolding No. 25, known as late licensee, (Edward Wingfield pannier ; situuto .(it Tui Creek ; «r<#t, 30 acres, nor.th hy and Earl gf Aherdegp, south,hy Gulgong, eastby Silver Age, and fcrest by Mikado. jLate Licensed (Holding No. 38, known ns .Oceana; late licensee, John Squirrel 1; .situute W aiorongtymi» area, 15 acres. Bonded south by New Era, east by Ferguson’s Special Claim, north by unoccupied ground* west by unoccupied ground aud Bisgtarck. Special Claim No, 4, known as golden Crown ; late grantees, Jayies P on and others ; sityate iU Stoney /Creek, Te Aroha ; areu, 25a. lr. 2}p.

>ARIS EXHIBITION AND THE WOHLD-FaMED “TOWER TEA.” .“ The whole tea arrangements of the 'Exhibition are entrusted to The Great ■Tower Street Tea Company, Limited.*’ — Labour Tribune, July 6th, 1890, “Thf Shah of Persia and President .Carnot pronounced Tower Tea very good.” 11 Tower Tea was furnished at the Eiffel Tower, and at the Criterion and American Restaurants of Messrs Spiers and Pond,"— ;Pictorial World, October 10th, 1889. ! “ One of the big sights at the English section of the Paris Exhibition is the Indian Palace. The chief exhibitor is •The ‘Great Tower Street Tea Company, —London Star, May 7th, 1889, “Packets of Tower Tea have been scattered through eyery conutry in the !jworld.”—Pictoral World, Oct. 10, 1889. i “We find the samples of Tower Tea supplied to the visitors of the Paris Exhibition, strong, fragrant, and refreshing. ’* —Labour Tribune, July 6th, 1889. JJnprecedenjed Success op TOWER TEA a? th» Pa#jw Exhibition. /“From tijie descriprion we have given 1 ,<?£ The Great Tower Street Tea Company’s I exhibits, apd the enterprise which been in the construction and maintenance of the Palace,, we feel certain that /there will be general approval of the award of a gold medal for the Pavilion, /and a for their Tea, this latter jbeieg the Award that wa« given £ti this class.”—Pictorial World, October 10th,1889. Over 250 Million of cups of TOWER TEA are consumed annually in the United KingdomSole Wholesale Agents, for New Zealand : wM. SHERA & (jO., Welleg/ey-Btreet East, Auckland. [A GARD.J jyi^LPRUM, and SOLICITOR, TE AROHA. Office: Boundary-street (opposite Posf Office). at Paepoa : Mr J. M. Robson,