OHINEMURI.

Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1775, 2 October 1895, Page 2

OHINEMURI.

(By our own Correspondent.) Paeroa, Monday,;.*.. The tenders called for by Mr J. M. ; Coote, formerly licensee of the Commercial; hotel,' for the erection, of a dwelling in this district,, resulted as followsP xMcFarlano, L3Bl * R. R. Boss. L 39 3; J. McDonnell, L 40 0; -Small, L 420 ; Heron Bros,, L4BO. This will provide more work for carpenters, who seem to be having a lively time down here. . . The sale of sections in the lower township, belonging to Mr T. Bradley, is to take place on Tuesday, Bth October. The property, owing to its situation, should sell well, as it is close to the railway station and the TharnesPaeroa main road. - The Public Works staff are now pushing ahead the works at this end of the railway line. v . The railway bridge is being gone on with, one of .the, 40-feet span trusses has how been placed in position, and two others, are ready to be placed in position. / The timber for the station buildings is on the ground, and as. soon as the goods shed is erected, which it is expected will be at the end of October, the centre span will be bridged across, and the river closed for steamer traffic. The funeral of the late Mr Littlejohn left the deceased’s late, residence on Sunday afternoon last for the Pukerimu cemetery, and was well showing the respect in which the deceased was held by his fellowmen. The Rev. T. A Nome officiated at the", grave. .. F ' The infant daughter of Mr Albert Wight, passed away early yesterday morning. ' A pew line of coaches under the heading of A. Kowe & Co.,- are to start between here and Waihi in the course of a day or so, and from what I can learn will be well patronised by the travelling public. Mr Rowe will he remembered ‘in the early day’s as a welhkhownwhipi'anl his appearauce with the ribbons will be again .welcomed by his many, friends. ' . The juvenile members of the community are anxiously looking forward to Saturday next, the day fixed for their sports. The handicaps have been issued, and some very good finishes should be the result of the various races. The ordinary monthly meeting of our city fathers will be held in the Council Chambers on Thursday next. St. Paul’s Church was crowded here On Sunday last. Several songs wore rendered during the evening, and a cornet solo was also given, it is hard to account for the large attendance, whether it is the singing, etc., or to, •worship.