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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43335, 9 June 1908, Page 2

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OROUGH OF TE AROHA. RATES 1908-9. Notice is hereby given that the Te Aroha Borough Council will, at the ordinary meeting of the Council, to he held at the Council Office, situate in Boundary Street, Te Aroha, on WEDNESDAY, 24th day of June, 1908, at 7 30 p.m., make and levy the following rates for the period commencing on the first day of April, 1908, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1909: _ | A General Rate under “ The Rating ! Act, 1894,” and Section 95 of ‘‘The! Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,” of ] One Shilling and Sixpence in the £ on the rateable value on the Valuation Roll of all rateable property within the Borough of Te Aroha on the basis of the annual value. A separate (Water) Rate under Sec. 102 of “ The Municipal Corporation Act, 1900 ” of sevenpence in the £ for ordinary domestic supply (with a minimum rate of 10s) and such rates for extraordinary supply as are fixed from time to time by the Council. Also that the above rates will be payable in one sum to the Town Qlerk, at the Council Office, Boundary Street, Te Aroha, on the Ist day of July, 1908. The-estimates on which the rates are being struck, having been approved by the Council are open for inspection, and also the rate book at the Council office, (luring office hours. F. W. WILD, Town Clerk Council office, June 8, 1908. 196

TO LET. New lxouß3 of 5 rooms, very central, 11s per week Well Furnished House, very central containing oroouis. J. & G. LOYEGKOYE, Te Aroha. CLEARING SALE PUBLIC AUCTION Wednesday, June 10, at 10 o’clock OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, TE AEOHA. Messrs Spooner & Co., instructed by Mr W. Eeid, will sell as above, the whole of his Machinery, Tools, Furniture and Effects, as follows : Very handsome Drawing Room Suite (5 pieces), English Piano, Organ and Stool, Book Case, Oval Table, Occasional Tables, Table, Couch, large Side Board, Cheffioner, Easy Chairs. A.B.W. Chairs, 3 Fenders and Brasses, Coal Scuttle, B.M.D.D Bedstead, D.W. Bedstead, Mirror Door Wardrobe, Duchess Pair, Mottled Kauri Combination Chest Drawers, Chest Drawers (Rimu and Puriri), 2 large Chest Drawers, 2 small Chest Drawers, WAV. Mattresses and Stretchers, Kapok Matress, Cot, Carpet and Linoleums, Fire' Screen, Carvers, Linoleum, Pictures, Door Mats, Blinds, Kitchen Tables, Dresser, large Safe, Dinner Set, Crockery, Lamps, Kitchen Utensils, Preserving Pan, Copper Boiler, 1-6 h.p Portable Engine, C 1 8 h.p. Engine (port.) Marshall and Son, 1 12 h.p. Engine (Horiz.) with 14 h.p. Mult. Boiler and Fittings, ii h.p., Engine (Horiz.), 1 Morticing Machine, 1 Morticing and Boring Machine, 1 Saw Bench, 1 Pelton , Wheel and Stand, 1 Blacksmith’s Fan and Bellows, Anvil, Vice Hammers, Saws (Circular, Crosscut, and Hand), Braces and Bits, Tools, etc., 2 Coils Wire Rope, 2 Wheel Barrows, Pumps, Pullies, \ Bearings, 20 x sft Oil Launch (3 h.p. Zealandia Engine), 1 Spencer Rifle, 2 D. 8.8. Guns, 1 Sporting Rifle, 3 Revolvers, 2 Chain Blocks, 1 pair Double and Trible Steel Blocks, 1 pair new Sulky Wheels, 2 Side Saddles, Double and Single Buggy Harness, Double seated Buggy (nearly new) pole and Shafts, Buggy Lamps, 1 Chest- ' nut Horse (fine Hack), 1 Black Horse, White Leghorn fowls (young). Terms Cash J, McKEE, Auctioneer. 171 *

p LEASE NOTE After this date until end of September my Pharmacy will be closed at 8 p.m. instead of 8,30. 195 J. M. JEFFERSON.

E. MONK. Watchmaker and Jeweller, TE AROHA. > EPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPI TION.' ’ * WORKMANSHIP GUANANTEED Orders left with Mr H. Jackson, stationer, etc., will receive prompt attention. 1 91

s. PALMER, PHOTOGRAPHER Wishes to notify that he will be in Te Aroha for about a month, and that during hi:; stay he will he pleased to receive orders. Mr Palmer will call upon residents. Post Caeds A Speciality. RESIDENCE—BeII’s Cottage, next Masonic Hall, Rewi-street. 185

iIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that the BRIDGE on Baker’s Road is NOT SAFE FOR TRAFFIC and is hereby CLOSED until further notice. All persons crossing same cross at their own risk. R. S. HANNA, County Clerk. Council Office, Te Aroha, Bth June, 1908 199 piAKO COUNTY COUNCIL RESULT 01 POLL ON PROPOSAL TO BORROW £5,000. Notice is hereby given that a poll of the ratepayers of the Waitoa Riding of the Piako County was taken on the 6th day of June, 1908, upon the following proposal • To borrow from the Colonial Treasurer, under Part II of “The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1901,” and its amendments, the sum of £5,000 for the purpose of engaging in the following undertakings, viz. : The construction, reinstatement and! re-building of the following bridges in J the said Waitoa Riding of the Piako County:— Waiweraßritb'f'. Thomas’ Road Bridge, Poplar Bridge, 1 'u -aphries Road Bridge, Motumaobe Bm I sre, Page’s Culvert. Horrell’s Bridge. Tauhei Road Bridges and Culverts, Bridgman’s Bridge, Gubbin’s Bridge, Landsdowne Road Bridge, Walton Bridge, Cochrane's Road Bridge, Johnson’s Creek P ridge, Rowe’s Bridge, | Baine’s Pit CuKv.f, Franklin’s Bridge, Baker's Road Bridge, Waghora’s Road Bridge, MacFarlane’s Bridge, Diagonal Road Bridges (2), Lookyer’s Bridge, McCabe’s Road Bridge, Kiwitahi Bridge and Kereone Bridge. And on such poll the number of votes recorded for and against the proposal were:—For the proposal, 111 votes: against the proposal, 65 votes. I therefore declare the said proposal to be duly carried. Dated this Bth day of June. 1908 i T. GAVIN, Chairman of the Piako County Council' 197

Te Aroto Fish Supply Shop W. E. JOHNS, FISH AND OYSTER MERCHANT, GREENGROCER, Etc. EL. BONANZA RESTAURANT Meals at All Hours OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW 184 ZEALAND. NON-IN JIJKIOUS HAIR TONIC. Realising there are good and had preparations on the market, which naturally make the public cautious, we have had our famous WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic analysed. 14th May, 1907. Report of the analysis of a sample of WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic : I, the undersigned Analyst, do hereby certify that I have analysed the abovementioned sample, and I find it to be a powerful tonic for promoting the growth of the hair, and to be free from any injurious matters. ! A. A. BICKERTON, Coionial Analyst, Canterbury, N.Z., Chemists, Stores, and Hairdressers, 3s 6d (Postage, 6d extra). FRANK KEEN, Sole Agent, Te Aroha.

COMING EVENTS June —Every Monday evening-, Gymnasium, Public Hall. Juno 9 —Loyal Morrinsville Lodge meets (fortnightly) June 9 —School Committee meeting. July 8 and 11 - Waikato Winter Show. June 10 —Reid’s clearing Bale. June 10—Druids’ Social. . June 12—Farmers’ Union Social at Waihou. June 23—Druids’ Lodge Meeting. ' July 7 —Druids, 5 Lodge Meeting. July B—Matamata8 —Matamata S.M. CourtP.M.R. SHOOTING FIXTURES. Juno 13—P.M.R. go into camp. June 27 —Knock Belt. July 2o—Lieut. Ilmve’s Trophy. July 25—McKee’s Trophy. Sept. Heathor-Roberton Belt. Intending competitors should note that entries must be sent in to Q,.M. Sergt. Dovey a week previous to date of competition. AUCTION SALES. June 9 —Ohaupo Stock Sale. June 10—Clearing sale neat Putaruru. June 11—Morrinsville stock sale. June 17 —Clearing Sale, Tirau, on behalf B.N.Z. Estates.

)lAKO COUNTY COUNCIL RESULT OF POLL ON PROPOSED LOAN OF £1,500.

Have you ever tried a bottle of Tan-ol for polishing your linoleum or cleaning your furniture P It is recognised by all who have tried it to be greatly superior in many ways to the various pastes on the market. It is experience that tells, thousands are now using it. who formerly used pastes. It is more economical, cleaner, gives very much better results. It gives a brilliant polish with lesa labour, and it cleans out the dirt instean of polishing it in like the ‘pastes Tan-ol is sold in bottles by all stores. —Advt

Notice is hereby given that a poll of the Ratepayers of the Te Aroha Riding of the Piako County, was taken on the 6th day of June, 1908, upon the following proposal:— To borrow from the Colonial Treasurer under Part II of “ The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1901,” and its amendments the sum of £1,500, for the purpose of engaging in the following undertaking, viz :

A succession of colds of a protracted cold is almost certain to end in chronic catarrah, from which few recover. Give every cold the attention it deserves and you may avoid this disagreeable disease. How can you cure a cold ? Why not try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ? It is highly recommended. For sale by J. B. Johnson, agent. For Bronchial Coughs take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, la fid and 2s fid. New season’s goods arriving dm y in all departments. —L. Cullen. The King uses Smokeless Diamond cartridges, loaded by Curtis and Harvey. If good euough for him should suit most people. Sample at Wigg and Go’s.— Advt ' “ What’s your verdict ?” in a fury Asked the counsel of the jury. Though ’twas somewhat premature he Could no more endure ! What’s our verdict ?'* said the fore* man, j< We’ve all colds through that door, man ! Give us what we asked before, man, ‘Woods'Great Peppermint Cure. </ Call on us and inspect our prices in Oilcoats, Raincoats, Ladies Jackets, and Skirts. We sell at less than Auckland prices. Try Gahagau’s Economic

The construction reinstatement and rebuilding of the following Bridges in the said Te Aroha Riding of the Piako County : Culvert at. Forsinan’s ; McLeod’s Bridge. Lawcock’s Bridge; Carroll’s Bridge, Creamery Bridge; Brook’s Bridge ; Maisey’s Bridge ; Roche’s Bridge; Rusbbrook’s Culvert ; McNicol’s Flat Bridge; McNicol’s No. 2 Bridge; McNicol’s No. 3 Bridge; Waiorongomai Creek Bridge ; Waiorongomai Hill Bridge, Collins’ Culvert, and Murphy’s Bridge. And on such poll the number of votes recorded for and against the proposal were ; —For the Proposal, 19 votes; against the Proposal 18 votes. ■

I therefore declare the said proposal to be lost. Dated this Bth day of June, 1908. JT. GAVIN Chairman of the Piako County Council 198

For Overcoats, Oilskins and Mackintoshes, A. %. Edwards’ is the place to buy