Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE. SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1895. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1719, 9 March 1895, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATE.

SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1895. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

'This abort all—to thine own self be true, \nd St must follow ab the night the day Thou c&uet not then ba false to any man.' Shakbsfears.

Dance in Town Hall on Race Night. Mr W. Hetherington has table potatoes for sale. Capt. Edwin wired at 3.25 p.m. as follows : Strong westerly winds, and glass rising. Mr J. N. Coutts, watchmaker & jeweller, of Paeroa, will be at Te Aroha next Wednesday, and may be seen on all kinds of work and repairs at Mr Smardon’s, Palace Hotel.—Advt.

It was feared by some that race, night was to pass away without an entertainment of any kind taking place. Such is not the case as Miss Amy Vaughan’s Amazons will give one of their popular entertainments on both Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Miss Vaughan has hired the Public Hall, which, we have no doubt, will be well filled on the occasion of her visit to the district .

Mr W. G. Kenrick, solicitor, formerly ol Thames, and now doing business at Paeroa, has an advertisement elsewhere notifying that he will attend the sittings of the Couri in this district, and can he seen at the; Palace Hotel.

The back page of this issue will be found to contain a new serial story, entitled ‘ Beyond the City,’ which will, doubtless, be real with interest by many of our readers. In reply to a telegram sent to the Hon. A. J. Cal man by Mr J. Mills, asking for a train to be put on to carry p issongers to Paeroa and also from Paeroa to Te Arohx, on the days on which the forth 'oming racemeetings take place, Mr Caiman wired tba the request would -he granted The return fare will be two shillings.

At Croydon (England) recently, Thomas j H. Geo Iwin, trading as the Danish Dairy' Company, was fined jJli) and costs for selling butter whi - h was not of the nature and su 1 stance deman’e l, and for selling margarine without properly describing the same on a wrapper. ,

On Friday, March 29th, Messrs McNcol and Co. will hold a special sale of horses at C imbridgi, commencing at 10 o’c’oc , when they will offer a large number of unbroken horses, three to five years old, ccach, ’bus, and light harness work.

The Board of Education, finding that they had close on 140 candidates for employment as pupil teachers, have passed a resolution which will no doubt have, the effect of of lessening this list by a considerable number. At the usual meeting of the Board held on Tuesday, it was decided to have another examination in June, when all candidates are requested to present themselves for a higher examination. Pupil teachers of the first year who failed to pas 3 examination in June, 1894, have been notified that the Board grants them the option of coining up in June, 1895, for the end of second year, with the promise of promotion to third year rank if they should pass, and with the penalty of forfeiture of their employment if' they should fail to pass.

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