LOCAL AND GENERAL

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4499, 4 December 1909, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A quiet cow is advertised for sale. The liev. A. J. Reed will conduct the services in the Te Aroha M tnudist Church o i " uu lay morning and evenin". A meeting of the Te Aroha A. and H. Society Executive takes place this evening in the Secretary’s office. Monthly meeting of the Hunga Hunga Drainage Board this morning at 11 o’clock. A girl wanted to assi-t in dining-room. The residents of Manawaru are reminded that the Rev. A. J. Reed will conduct service there on Rm day at 2. 30 p. m. Advertising in some form or another is undoubtedly one of the main essentials of business life, and to be as effective as possible advertisements shou d be thorough, constant, and varied, so that they n ay be sure to secure the notice of every person likely to need the artical it is sought to sell. This Saturday night, a grand display of Dolls in Williams’ windows. Do not miss it.—Advt. 1119

Very encouraging: prospects.have been 1 met with at Waiorongonnvi, on the claim recently pegged out by Mr J- Tallentire. Three or four men are at work, and if the present indications continue to improve a big staff of men will be at work ere long. The Rev. W. Blair will conduct servu e to-morrow morning and evening in the Te Aroha Presbyterian: Church. An inset in this issue from J. B. Johnson’s well-known up-to date stor s, a perusal of which wi’l welt repay those in quest of Xmas dainfiis. A special f< ature is being made of the delivery, which is now in thorough working order, and residents of Manawaru, Shaftesbury, Te Aroha W< st, |Waihou, Elstow, Man-| gaiti a - d Waiorongomui ;nre systematically waited upon. Read tho circular. The Government Noxious Weed Inspector has been making his presence known during Jthe Jlast few days in this district. Ho threatens all sorts of things if Jthe noxious weeds, briars, Jetc., are not cut down. We would draw the attention of our readers to the advertisement appearing in our advertising columns, announcing a school concert at Te Aroha West Since the present headmaster, Mr Bell, took chai’ge of the School this. has become an annual event, and visitors from Te Aroha on pievious occasions speak highly of tho quality .of the entertainment provided. This year should he no exception. Every eft rt is being made to eclip e all previous programmes. An energetic Commit.ee lias the matter in hand, and help from outside som ces is freely forthcoming. The proceeds of the concert are to be devoted to School piizos. Arrangements are being made for tho conveyance of those desiring to attend from To Ai oha.

Mr D. N. McKenzie will conduct service to-morrow evening in the Te Aroha West School. Service will begin at 7.30 p.m. During Father McGuinnoss’ closing remarks at the C mvent High School c nicert, he referred to the work done in the Convent School, where the pupils were taught their duty to the Creator, and from the time they first entered the School, they were taught morality. He referred to the injustice done by Municipalities in compelling schools to pay rates. Should the schools ho closed it would cost the country an enormous sum for the tuition of the extra children in the State Schools. The wishes of the late Fremiers Seddon and Ballauce were not being complied with by tho Municipalities in the direction of non-taxation of Catholic Schools.