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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 467, 30 April 1890, Page 2

The shooting seunon opens to-.morrow, May Ist. The monthly mooting of the Te Audio Hot Springs Domain Board will be held on next Saturday at 8 p.m. The ordinary monthly meeting of Ohinemnri County Council will Im held ut Ptioroa on Sat in day next, May 3rd, at 3 p,nr..

The fortnightly Resident Magistrate’s and Warden's Courts at Te Arolia, fixed for yesterday, stand adjourned to Tuesday, May 13th. The Mr Ormiston (lato teacher at I-liku-tahi), transferred to the charge of Waiorongmnai school, is a brother of Miss Ormiston, assistant teacher at Te Aiolia school, v

Messrs Hethermgton and Co/h now advertisement appears in our columns toiday, announcing the arrival of new goods, which are now opened up in every department, and all. of which will be sold on the principle of ( small profits and quick returns/ Mr Jock Smith, who recently disposed of his interest (as licensee), in the Nottingham Castle Hotel, Morrinsville, left the district on Friday last, purposing to start on a visit to the Old Country this week A number uf bis friends assembled at the', hotel on Wednesday evening, to wish him good bye and a pleasant trip. The manager of the Adeline Amalgamated mine, Kaningalinke, reports that an underhand stnpo on the reef intermediate level in the Adeline section is being undertaken with a view to getting out goo 1 cm Iting dirt, Eheehan and party, tnbut- r*, have out about 15 tons quartz,, which they are going to send to MuCoutbU’s battery for treatment.

The re-hearing of tiie oase of W. and J. Qtiiulivari, against Mr Titos. LI, Russell, tor L 55 15s, was heard on Monday at Paorok R.M. Court. The case was a din* pnte as to the quantity of stone delivered at the Wuihi G, M, Co/s works, Waibi, it was admitted that there was no money due. His Worship reserved judgment.

The charge of John Byrne against Albert E. Wight, for alleged horse stealing, was heard at the Paerou Police Court, before fl. W. Norlhcroft, Esq ~ K.M., on Monday aad yesterday, Mr Miller appeared as solicitor for the prosecution, and Mr Tims. Cotter for the defence. The evidence was very voluminous, and resulted in His Worship dismissing the case. W, McKee, who for the past three years has filled the positionnf messengerat the Te Ajolia post auil telegraph office ; has been promoted cadet, arid been transferred to Wellington, whither he proceeded on Saturday last. During his term of office at Te Arohu he was civil and obliging, discharged bis duties very efficiently, and we have no doubt will mike rapid progiess in his new' sphere of labour. We wish him every success. His younger brother, John, has been .appointed messenger at T’e Amin, to fill the vacancy.