LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4392, 30 March 1909, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Hamilton bakers have decided only to sell bread on the cash or coupon system after this month.

Everything is progressing favourably in eonnection with the Waihou Sports.

Inspector Goodwin, of the Education Department, is at present on a visit to Te Aroha, staying at the Palace Hotel.

The Te Aroha Pork Butchery manufactures all kinds of smull goods daily, and sells at reasonable prices. - Advt. Own Waihou correspondent informs us that Mrs W. Sweeney, who has been on the sick list for some time, was taken to the Hamilton Hospital on Saturday last.

Mr Torr, of Te Aroha, has sold his 100-acre farm, to Mr Mudgeway, of Levin, at the satisfactory price of £l7 per acre, which speaks well for the quality of the soil in these parts. Mr Mudgeway is a practical farmer, and should prove an acquisition to the district.

The Te Aroha Pork butchery manufactures all goods from the primest meat, and sells for cash only.—Advt. You make preparations for a rainy day, then why not for a cold or attack of influenza ? You don’t need to make costly preparations—merely invest Is 6d in a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough, Remedy. For sale by J. B. Johnson Agent. —Advt. Wanted residents and settlers to know that a Cash Pork Butchery has been started next to J, Rowe’s butchery, i

When in conversation with a P*oroa resident, who was on a visit to tho Empire Pity last week. Hon. Mr Hogg, Minister for Agricultme, expressed his desire to see the Ohineiuuri district, especially the rivor, and “ see for himself the actual state of things.”

A special announcement in our advertising columns has special reterence to an extra heavy shipment of new goods now on view at Hetheringtans The spot cash prices for the winter season should raise considerable interest amongst those requiring new goods at wholesale prices. The public are invited to call and inspect the new goods.

We are not sent into this world to do anything into which we cannot put our hearts. We have certain work to do for our bread. and this is to be done strenuously, other work to do for our delight, and that is to be done hearti'y ; neither is to be done by halves or shifts, but with a will; and what is not worth this effort is not <o be done at all.—John Ruskin.

At a meeting of the Directors of the Te Aroha District Co-operative Dairy Company, held on Saturday evening last a report was received from the Executive who recently visited the Okauhia district at the request of the settlers, to r. insider the advisability or otherwise of opening a creamery in the neighbourhood. The majority of the Directors favoured the proposal, and, after certain matters have been attended to a creamery will be erected, in time for next season.

Mr E. E. Gillman, architect, Paeroa. invites tenders (labour only) for the erection of a residence at Paeroa. Professor Silvestor, the famous Mesmerist and ventriloquist, will appear in the Public Hall on Thursday evening. He is supported by a strong company, and the show on Thursday will be one of the best that has visited Te Aroha for some time.

What might have proved a serious accident hapnenedl to Mr Wm- Everitt, one of the painters engaged in painting the Hot Springs Hotel. It appears that one of the ladder rungs gave way with Everitt’s weight, causing him to fall to the pavement below, some 15 feet. Beyond a severe shaking and several bruises Everitt is none the worse for the mishap. The Te Aroha Pork Butchery supplies pork sausages at (id per lb. Fresh daily. Pressed beef in jelly 101 per lb Advt. The Clean Sweep is now on.

Our grass seeds now coming to hand are a bright, clean, heavy lot, well bought and prices right. Specia quotations to large buyers. Wigg and Co.—Advt.

Picnic parties supplied with pressed tongue or any other delicacies by the Te Aroha Pork Butchery.—Advt.