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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43388, 22 October 1908, Page 2

Tauranga Election; J. A. YOUNG I WILL SPEAK AT ; TE AROHA—Public Hall, THURSDAY, 22nd October at 8 p.m MORRINSVILLE. —Phoenix Hall, FRIDAY, 23rd October at 8 WAlHOU—Public Hall, SATUR DAY, 24th October at 8 p.m Everyone Invited. 425 fjp O THE ELECTORS W H HERBIES WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS * as under: — WAlHOU—Public Hall, THURSDAY, at 7 30 p.m TE AROHA WES r.— Public School, FRIDAY, 23rd at 7.30 Tor _sale. CLOSE TO TE AROHA. CHOICE FREEHOLD RESIV DENTAL SITES. Subdivision of the Eiigledell Estate. Sections of from 2£ to 15 acres to be t sold on exceptionally easy terms ; small deposit. LOW RATE OF INTEREST This is all high and dry land in the best of grass, and commands a magnificent view, and has a beautiful sunny aspect. For full particulars apply to J. & G. LOYEGROYE Land Agents, Te Aroha. Gburcb Services. SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 25. OHUKOIt OF ENGLAND, XIX. Sunday after Trinity Te Aroha, 11 a.in., Matins and Sermon ~ „ 7 pm Evensong and Sermon Morrinsville, 11 a m, Matins and Sermon ~ „7 p m Evensong and Sermon Manawaru,|3 p.m, Evensong and Sermon Matamata, 11 a.in, Matins and Sermon Methodist Church. Te Aroha, 11 a.m, Mrs Bridgman ~ ~ 7 p.m., Mrs Bridgman Te Aroha West, 2 30 p.m, Mrs Bridgman Waitoa, 2.30 p.m. Mr Best Waihou Dp. m , Rev. J. Dukes Lower Waitoa, 2.30 p.m, Mr Neve Morrinsviile, 11am, Rev. J. Dukes ~ ~ 7 p m Rev. J. Dukes. PRESBYTERIAN Waitoa, 11 a.m Morrinsville, 2.30 p.m Te Aroha, 7 p.m. Rev. Win Blair. Hungahunga drainage BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Section Bof The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1908,” that it is proposed by the Hungahunga Drainage Board to borrow from the Minister of Finance under Part 11. of the paid Act, a Special Loan for the further construction of drainage works for the drainage of the Hungahunga Drainage District, viz., to cleanse, widen, and deepen existing watercourses, drains, and mil-falls and that the sum proposed to be borrowed is £4,000, and the proposed security for the loan shall be a special annual recurring rnto for forty one years of One Penny Half-Penny per Pound upon the capital value of the rateable property in the district, such providing interest at 3$ per cent., which being pnid for tho period aforesaid pays off the loan and is the provision for the repayment thereof. It is proposed to pay out of the loon the cos! of raising same, but not the interest for the first year. By order of the Hungahunga Drainage Board. FREDK. WM. WILD. 392 Clerk. Equal to anything stocked in Auckland Our Millinery “ but prices much lower ” Try Gahagan’s Economic.—Advt. Mr John Bonifant, of Wakanui, Ashburton, who returned from a trip to Great Britain recently, brought out two valuable stud English Leicester sheep. Mr Bonifant has been a prominent breeder of this class of sheep for many years past. A friend of ours broke a dog from the eg’'-eating habit by w'thdrawing a portion of the contents of an egg and refilling with cayenne pepper or capsicum. He then watched the dog until it had taken an egg, when he forced the “ loaded ” egg into its mouth and mashed it therein, so as to give the dog the full benefit of the egg and pepper. It was never known to touch another egS-