Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1908. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43338, 16 June 1908, Page 2

Te Aroha AND Ohinemuri News.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1908. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

7his above all—to thine own self be true , And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man Shakespeare.

An epidemic of whooping cough is raging at Mangaiti. The school attendance is suffering in consequence. Builders are reminded that the time for receiving | tenders for the printing office, Paeroa, has been extended to Saturday, June 20th, up to 5 p.m. Presbyterian Church Concert takes place in the Public Hall, to-morrow [Wednesday) evening. A first-class programme has been arranged, and a good attendance is expected. All sorts of pastes and liquids have been placed on the market, for polishing linoleum and furniture. Most of them rub in the dirt and polish on top. Tan-ol not only cleans the linoleum but polishes as well. Those who try Tan-ol once never use a paste again. Sold in bottles atall stores. Advt. The ability to save, means the opportunity of taking advantage of life chances. To do this you must start right, and you can’t do better than make your purchases at Johnson’s stores.— Advt,

At the Piako County Council meeting yesterday it was resolved to sell the County horses, drays, etc., the grador, ploughs, etc., to be kept and hired out to contractors The horses are to be offered at next Waitoa sale.

This will interest you. Special job line of sample hosiery and children’s underwear at English cost prices. Gahagan’s Economic.—Advt. ’ During the discussion on the Waiorongomai tramway at the Piako Council meeting yesterday, Councillor Manuel who, by the way, is a practical miner of considerable experience -said he had no doubt that before long Waiorongomai would prave to be one of the best goldproducing districts in the Dominion.

Mrs J. R. Stanley, who had the misfortune to run a pin into her hand during the early part of last week, suffered such intense agony that on Saturday evening she was compelled to take the late train to the Hamilton hospital, where Dr. Douglas performed an operation which was successful.

But we are not all alike, some like one J and some another- We have variety and v will try and satisfy the lot. Balhstite. Smokeless Diamond, New Club. K.B black powder. Ruby Smokeless, Nile Ballistite are some of cartridges Wigg and Co. Advt.

The Te Aroha hockey team picked to play Hamilton on Wednesday next, at Hamilton, are as follows Goal, Mrs Annan; full-back, Misses Ryan, and Jennings; halves, Misses Booth, A. Hare, C. Dearie; forwards, Misses Dearie, D. Edwards, L. Spooner, Heathcote,' Hare. Emergencies : Backs, E. Willis ; forwards, M. Rowe and H. Stanley. Mr McGirr, local agent for the Tourist Department, has been appointed secrei tary to Messrs T. J. Hamer and T. E. Donne, Government Commissioners for the reception entertainment of the American Fleet, and leaves for Auckland to-day. Mr Todd will act in Mr McGirr’s absence as tourist agent. It will probably be after the departure of the Fleet before Mr McGirr resumes his duties in Te Aroha.

It requires a good Stretch of imagination to conceive of a person being perfectly satisfied, yet this state of affairs is easily attainable if you trade at J. B. Johnson's stores, you can’t help feeling satisfied.—Advt.

Call on us and inspect our prices in Oilcoats, Raincoats, Ladies Jackets, and Skirts. We' sell at less than Auckland prices. Try Gahagan’s EconomicThere was a large yarding of stock at the Farmers’ Auctioneering Company’s sale, at Morrinsville, on Friday. Beef sold irregularly, some making 22s per lOOlbs, while other ox beef did not fetch more than 19s. Grown store cattle were dull of sale but young steers were keenly competed for, yearlings fetching up to £2 9s. Dairy cows improved in price, good heifers fetching from £4 to £5. Fat sheep sold well, wethers fetching 225; good store lambs sold up to 10s 9d. It is considered that if the yarding accomodation were better this sale would be the leading one in the district, but unfortunately the stock is often so crowded that it does not appear to advantage. New season’s goods arriving daily in all departments.—L. Cullen. Mr A. Mclntyre, Grey street, Shortland, Thames, N.Z-, says :— *• Some time ago I had a very bad cold and a sore throat, and seeing Chamberlain’s Cough Bemedy advertised thought I would see what it wouid do for me, A few doses cured the soreness in my throat and my cold soon vanished, I must say that I was pleased and surprised at its healing properties. Since then I have recommended it to several of my friends and they all speak in the 'highest praises of it.” For sale by J. B. Johnson, agent.

When you spend money, and expend labour on your linoleum, you like to see it well kept and preserved. You don’t like to see it spoilt and made to look shabby. Then avoid pastes, they rub in the dirt and ruin the linoleum. To get the best results, use only Tanol, which is a cream put up in bottles. It not only polishes, but cleans and preserves the linoleum. Sold everywhere. — Advt.