Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News TE AROHA TIMES & WAIORONGOMAI ADVOCATE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1900. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222040, 23 January 1900, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News TE AROHA TIMES & WAIORONGOMAI ADVOCATE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1900. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Big nominations have been deceived for the Te Aroha Jockey Club Race -meeting; Ffom the number of entries received by the Secretary of the Te Aroha A. and H. Society yesterday, the forthcoming Show on the 29th inst., promises to be a prmounfced success. As the result of a fracas which took place in Whitaker-street on Saturday evening last, several persons will shortly make their bow before the J us ticca,

McClelland and Gotz will hold their weekly fat stock sale at the M mltay* town sale yards on Thursday next. Fruit growers are reminded that they can find a ready market at McClelland and Goiz’ weekly produce sale every Saturday ia Paeroa. -An act of vandalism took place lately in Te Aroha, when some miscreant wilfully cut through with a saw, a post that was supporting a trellis-worlc structure on the property of Mr John Williams’. It is hoped the offender, will meet with the reward he deserves.

On Monday, January 29th, cheap excursion tickets available for return up to and including Saturday, 3rd February, will be issued from any station to any station at the rate of 2d per mile first-class, and Id.per mile second-class (minimum 4s and 2s respectively), mileage counted one way only. Tho secre ? avy of the To Aroha J.C. calls a meeting of tho members in tho Grand Hotel this (Tuesday) evening. Business is of importance. *

‘ The following tenders were accepted for privileges m connection Vi: h the. Te Aroha Agricultural and Horticultural Society: —Publican’s -Booth, P. O’Meagher, £3 ; Refreshment Booth, N. Honiss, £1 15s; Catalogues, J. Allen, 7s 6d. ‘ ;

Wo draw attention to tho ‘ Economic’ sale advertisement in another column, Wp are assured that the reductions in all departments are riot only bona fide, but startling in tKeir extent. Those of our readei's who had experience of previous sales conducted by this enterprising firm know from experience that things are done properly and that a visit to the ‘ Economic ’ stores is always a pv« Stable venture. The stock is a very large one and of great-variety and people are cordially invited to inspect the same before purchasing elsewhere. ‘ ~ McCelland and Gotz will hold their next monthly sale at Te Aroha on Saturday next, commencing in the Town Hall at 11 o’clock, with furniture, poultry, fruit, and sundries, and continuing in Te Aroha Pound with cattle and horses" Entries of all kinds are solicited for this sale as the auctioneers intend making these monthly sales a regular feature of thoir business, and, hope in this manner to find for producers a ready cash market for all produce or live stock they may grow.