Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News TE AROHA TIMES & WAIORONGOMAI ADVOCATE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1900. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222037, 16 January 1900, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News TE AROHA TIMES & WAIORONGOMAI ADVOCATE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1900. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Air W. A. Roberts, butcher, Te Aroha, is applying for a license to slaughter cattle at a new slaughterhouse, to he erected in To Aroha. Mr J. Jackson had the misfortune to lose a valuable draught horse, worth about £35, which fell in a drain on his estate, and was found beyond the aid of a veterinary surgeon. Steps are being taken towards arranging an excursion to Rotorua for theTe Aroha School children, who, so far, have not enjoyed their usual outing tins year. We trust thos'V who have the matter in hand will see it through. Sum of money found, owner may have same on applying to Mr J. H. Flatt, jWaihou. Twelve lost heifers are advertised for. Anyone giving information to Mr J. W. R. Guilding, To Aroha, or to Mr Nepe Patehau, Waharoa, as-to whereabouts of the cattle, will be Rewarded.

We again remind our readers that Dante, the world-renowned conjuror, will make his first appearance in Te fAroha/ in the Town Hall, to-morrow evening. < Mr Cheyn© (agent for Singer’s Sewing machines) will give a prize of one guinea for the best home made bread, made with yeast, at the Te Aroha A. and H. Society’s Show. Class 195.

By advertisement elsewhere Messrs Tonson Garlick and Co., Auckland, announce that prior to their annual stock-taking they dispose of furniture etc., at a reduction of 4 per cent, for cash.

A meeting yill he held in the Town Hall on Thursday evening to form committee to'give the school children a trip to Rotorua. All interested are invited to attend. The Best Treatment for Cholera Infantum.—Our baby has been continually troubled with colic and cholera infantum since hiß birth, and all that we could do for him did not seem to give more than temporary relief, until we tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and • Diarrhoea Remedy. ..Since giving that renierly he has not been troubled. We want to give you this testimonial ns an evidence of our gratitude, not that you need it to advertise your meritorious remedy. G. at. Law, Keokuk, lowa. For sale by W. H. Wright , agent. Price la fld, large size 3s

Monthly" meeting of the Plato County Council on Friday next/ 19th inst.

The mails for South Africa per tho Wtdwera will close at Te Aroha this eve ling. • The results of the examination for the junior and senior district scholarships, under the Board of Education, will not be issued till the next meeting, to be held bn Wednesday, the 24th inst.

Messrs Wright and Grensade, Wellington, were fined £5 and costs for a breach of the Newspaper Registration Act in not applying an imprint to some race cards printed by them.

We notice: that that enterprising firm, the American Tobacco Company, of New Zealand, Limited, have generously donated,a sum of £lO5 towards the New Zealand Contingent and Patriotic Fund* This is the third time this company have assisted in swelling’ the above fund, and it is an example for other large and small companies to do likewise. . - -

Among the many visitors who have sojourned in our midst for the ’Xmas and New Year holidays, was the Rev. Father Patterson, lately in charge of Palmerston- district.’ The revi. gentle man was of a genial dispositions, aud during his Abort .stay- in our midst made many friends. He proceeds to Auckland to take temporary charge of the late- Monsignor McDonald’s cure. - ,

A wedding of some interest to the Te Aroha folks eventuated in the Primitive Methodist Church, Auckland, on Friday last, when Mr J. E. Guthrie (who," it will he remembered, was the builder of the Hot Springs Hotel), Auckland, was joined in wedlock to Miss Maggie Walsh, of Eden Terrace Auckland, The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr Potter. The bride was given away by her father, and was attended by Misses E. Guthrie, Lucy Hawkins, Lye and Taylor, as bridesmaids, while Mr J. Walsh, brother of the bride, acted as groomsman. . The happy couple passed through Te Aroha by train, enroute for Rotorua, where" the-honeymoon is to be spent. ;