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Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 22216, 22 March 1900, Page 3

Auction BaiesMcNJOOL & CO. HAMILTON LIVE STOCK SALE. Thursday, 22nd March : rtATTLE, HORSES, PRODUCE, ! v ETC. McNI C 0 I. & CO. G F McCri/LAGH, Auctioneer. WAIHOU LIVE STOCK SALE Friday, 23rd March 17AT & STORE STOCK, HORSES, - Etc. 60 Head Beef Hubert Cox, W H Herries, J McXicol 350 Good Lambs, E H Grey 30 Good Calves, Hubert Cox 100 Fat Exves. Manga teparu 6 Quiet Springing Cows and Heifers Notice.- —On account of our Cambridge Autumn Horse Fair coming on the usual YVailiou Sale Day, we will hold our next said there as above —Friday, 23rd inst. M c N 1 C () L & C C. G F McC’ULf.AOH. Auctioneer.

p r< ' % ANNUAL AUTUMN HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. Thursday and Friday, 2{Rli & 39th March The undersigned will hold their ANNUAL AUTUMN HORSE FAIR at Cambridge on above dates, and will offer OAA HORSE S, OVU comprising Medium and Heavy Draughts, Upstanding Hacks and Harness Horses, Cobs and Ponies. Sale at 11 o’clock on Thursday, and 9 a ni on Friday. Notice.—On account of this sale, Unusual Waihou sale, which should bo held ou tlio 29th. will Take place one week earlier, namely —FRIDAY, 22nd inst. Entries solicited. McXICOL & CO. G. F. MoOui.i.aoji. Auctioneer.

fn O BE LET O X LEA fi E The Thames Borough Council having' cut up their Endowment at. d\a.t>a into handy sized Seen. rung.ng tv >m .“>O2 to -iHo acres 0..c,U, uiC pn par d to let [j lino ,iii lease for 21 years. with the right of renewal. P an and conditions, may he seen at the office of this paper, and at the office of the Council, A)hor f -streeh Thames. AEBc.ii T EiiUCE, Town Clerk.

ICENSiNG DISTRICT OP OIIINEi HURL. NOTICE OF POLLIA G DAY. In pursuance* of “ The Electoral Act, •* The Alconolic Liquors Sale Conel Act, 1893,” and their amendments, Fkkdkkick Du nca*\ Pkuo L'fiON, Helming Otlicer for the Licensing District ■ ()hir»enniri, do "hereby give notice that 1 Lieeiion will be held for the return of IVE qualified persons to serve as mem*rs of the Licensing Committee for the id District, and that the h-.test day f< r oeiving Nominations will be Thursday, ie twenty-second day of March, 1900, id that the Poll, if necessary, will he ken at the several Polling Places of the id District on Thursday, the twentynth day of March, 1900. Every person desirous of becoming a nudidate must he qualified under Secjn six of “ The Alcoholic Liquors Sale autrol Act, 1893,” and must be nomiited by not less than two electors of the id District by a nomination pa} er as •escribed by Section seventy-five of The Electoral Act, 1893,” as amended / Section fifteeir of “ The Electoral Act mendment Act, 1896.” delivered to the eturning Officer not later than five clock m afternoon of Thursday, the /enty-second day of March, 1900, and ust signify to the Returning Officer his msent to the nomination, and the said indidate, or some person on his behalf, ust deposit at the same time with the eturning Officer the sum of £lO in acirdance with Section seventy seven of The Electoral Act. 1893.” The following are the polling places for te Licensing District of Ohinemuri: — The Criterion Theatre, Paeroa (prinpal) The Public Hall, Komata The Schoolhouse, Netherton The Schoolhouse, Hikutaia The Polling Booth. Marototo The Schoolhouse, Oniahu The Schoolhouse, Turua Gibbons’ Hall, Kopu The Schoolhouse, Parawai St George’s Schoolroom, Rolleston-st,, hames The Polling Booth, Broken Hills The Schoolhouse, Upper Tairua The Schoolhouse, Tairua Sainsbury’s Hall, Whareltawa The Post Office, Port Whangamata Sainsbury’s Store, Whangamata The Miners’ Union Hall, Waihi The Public Hall, Waikino The Schoolhouse, Waitekauri The Old Schoolhouse, Golden Cross Montgomery’s Hall. Karaugahake Tlie Schoolhouse, Wbiiorongomai The Courthouse, Te Aroha Dated at Paeroa, this eighth day of ["arch. 1960, FREDERICK D. FERGUSSON, Returning Officer.