Odds and Ends.

Te Aroha News, Volume XI, Issue 1725, 27 March 1895, Page 2

Odds and Ends.

Sales duly advertised. • Tourists continue to arrive. Fire on Block 27, at the Thames. FMxmill in full swing at Morrinsville, Mr Fraser invites tender for draining. Piako County tenders close on Saturday. Three horses sold in Te Aroha Public Pound on yestefdny. • , •

Typhoid is reported to he on the increase at .Rotorua.

Mr Logie, postmaster of Hamilton, has been transferred to Keefton. Messrs McNicol and Co. will hold their next Waitoa sale on Friday, April sth. John L. Sullivan, the well-known pugilist,, died suddenly at Boston of heart disease.

, Five of the men convicted of perjury in ■the Abrahain-Bowden case were let off with 12 months probation each. At the annual meeting of the New Zealand Rifle Association held at Trent ham, Capt W. H. Ballinger won the Belt. A fight took place at Tokat, in Asia Minor, between the Mussulmen and Armenia Christians, in which forty men •v. ere killed or wounded.

Mr Naylor, a prominent Brisbane solicitor, entered a. barber’s shop and committed suicide by shooting himself through the heart. r ...

The following telegrazn, dated Coolgardie March 23, has been received* from Messrs Goodall anl Firth:—“Shaft 30,feet down; reef seven feet wide ;• better gold throughout stone than at surface-’ .