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Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 471, 14 May 1890, Page 2

o KATIN-1 AND DANCING in To Aroint Public Hull, THURSDAY fto-nmrrow) KVFNINGnt 730 p-in. Gentiermm and (one) Lad\. Is ; Ladies each, Gd To A roll a Brass Bind will play during rink. Doors open at 7.30,—P. PA ES. rpo LET—That Very Comfortable b» S. Room .Koine at Waiorongoinai, lately occupied by the iinstiiia-ler. Apply to J. ILOTT, News Office, To Arolia. TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE-EXTENSION OF TIME. rnHE time for receiving Tenders for erection -L of THREE ROOM COT L'AGE ; advertised in last Saturday sTb Anon v and Ohinemori News has been extended from noon of I4th inst. to NOON of WEINES DAY NEXT 21st, iust. TO CONTRACTORS. qEPARATE TENDERS will he r<>-,-cived !*v tin; under-ioned uniil SATURDAY, Alav 25lii, for BRIDGING tin* W lihoii and (Iraka streams, also the FORMATION of road hetw<-»n tin Ohornire Flair Station and the Waihoil river, t t )K’ >K< >1 is E MOT SPRINGS. Plans and specifications to be seen at (tkoroire •‘sanatorium. Mr llreaisni) will l>*. on the «* round t> show intending eoiitmctius the wort; on SATURDAY, May 17th. The lowest or mi* tender not necessjj ily accepted. . A. ISAAC-. Oitoroire Parc tori ii m, May Bill, 1890.

PIAKU C»' U.NT Y. jVTOTIUIS i« IjiTt-iiv aiven lint hISTS 1/M OF I »EFAULTKRS and ROLLS OF COUNTY ELECTORS foi tlie several Ridinfs of the, above Cmmtv are NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION ut the undermentioned places: To Aloha Riding—Mr lioht. Hnrris’s Store, Te Aroha. Waitoa Riding—Messrs 11. end J. Clifford's Store, Morriusville. Patetere Riding—Mr Ruse’s Store, Oxford. Tnotnorott Riding—Mr Sedilon’s residence, G-orlon. Matuimituliitiing-The Tower, Malamat;.. CM \S. TUCK. County C t-rk, Piako County. Cambridge, 26th April, 1890.

TE AROH A CEMETERY TRUST. PUBLIC NoTICK. The following amended Bye-laws are published for general information, and will form part of the Bye-laws already io existence Bye law No. 2—Graves on Unpurchased Ground. No rights or privileges are allowed in these graves, and any bodies other than friends or relatives may herein be interred by the Trustees, for which the following fees will be charged : Children, All under 12 over 12 years, years. For digging grave 6ft deep, dressing grave once within 6 months after burial, and for recording burial Bye-law No. 3—Private Graves. All rights and privileges are given to the owners of these graves in perpetuity with exclusive right to bury therein. £ s. d. For single plot, aB per plan, 10 x 4 15 0 For double plot, as per plan, 10 x 8 2 5 0 For three plots, as per plan, 10 xl2 3 5 0 For four plots, a 3 per plan, 10 xl6 4 5 0 For opening grave, dressing, and registration, each time the private graves are re-opened for interment, the same fee as charged for public graves us before specified. | 15s 6d 18s 6d J

[A CARD.] M R W. M ELDEUM ’ BARRRISTER and SOLICIT OR TE APOHA. Cffif.c : Biundary-f-tieet (opposite Post Office). atPaeroa : Mr J. M. Robson.