Odds and Ends.

Te Aroha News, Volume XII, Issue 1779, 16 October 1895, Page 2

Odds and Ends.

Beautiful weather. . . , Mr Mclndoe intends leaving Te Aroha and.advertises a clearing sale 1 ■ * . The Volunteers had a successful Church Parade on Sunday last. - ■ The Piako County Council meet at Morrinsville to-morrow, Thursday. .... Mr E. J. Dunn paid a flying visit to Waiorongomai thil week. , , Paeroa will shortly have, an established fire brigade. _ „ . , The Ohinemuri County Council intend striking a general rate for the current year year jjd in the £, being a reduction or -fd in the £ from last year. _■ Waihi Hotel is being enlarged, Host Tanner adding thirteen more rooms to his kjELALS." Goldfinch has left Napier for Tauranga. „ " 1 H.M.S. Ringarooma arrived at Wemngton from Napier Monday. . Last year 11,252 miners’ rights were ssued in-Western Australia.The sum of £2635 was passed through the totalisator at Avondale on Saturday. To Aroha Rowing . Club held their first meeting on Monday night. Lamb is, on sale by the; Masterton butchers a fortnight earlier this-year than last. - . .. ■ , :. ~.. ' Accident at Avondale Races. The racehorse Cuioass'killed, and jockey injured. . Te Aroha Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary on Sunday, 20th inst., and Annual Tea on Monday, 21st inst. • .... . Motion for a'new trial in the Chemis case dismissed by the Court of Appeal. At Grange, New South Wales, a calf was recently born which had two perfect faces and jaws; two mouths, four eyes, one skull, two oars, and fine' throat. It was spotted brov n and white. ' •■'. C The: carriages of the London Underground Railway are to be fitted with an apparatus by which the name of the next station to he reached will he automatically indicated. "