LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4504, 16 December 1909, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr H. Jackson, of the Arcade, has an impc. tant announcement re a Christmas Tree.

Waihou live stock sale to-morrow. Good entries have been received. Tenders are invited for various forming and grading contracts. Our local photographer, Mr A. G. Tibbutt, of Tibbutt and Co., has just returned from his East Coast trip, via Auckland, and will be found at his shop in Whitakef-street, as per usual. The Piako County Council invite tenders for the supply of dog collars. Applications are also'' invjted for the posjitjon of dog register.

Farmers desirous of looking tyttpr the welfare of their stock, should see that the animals receive proper treatment. We therefore urge them to read Mr Jefferson’s replace advertisement in this issue.

There was a good attendance at the Public Hall last evening, when Pollard’s Merry Midget Company gave one of its popular entertainments. The various items were well received and loudly applauded, encores being demanded

j?or the Gouyenjence of those attending thd tfe Ajoha wbst School Concert this (Thursday) evOlljng, two 'conveyances wjll run, on,e returning immediately after the concert, a id tlie other after the dance. An esc/elnnt irogfamnn has been prepared, and an enjoyable tlmp will doubtless be spent by all privileged to attend.

Quite a stir was caused yesterday by the cycle road race to Morrinsville and back, promoted by our enterprising townsman Mr Tom Donovan. There were five starters, and a real good race resulted in a win for a “ dark horse ” in J. Bouden, who finished three minutes ahead of the next, J. Hodgson, who in turn beat C. Everitt by five minutes. The piizes, handsome trophies, were donated by Mr Tom Donovan. The best tii»e§ \v.ei> : C. Eyeritt, 1 hour 37 mins.; J. Bougen. I b<?ur 4-3 rniqs, ; J. Hodgson, 1 hour 57 mius.

Warm weather, boating parties, apd picnics will he in fu’l swing vmy seen. Don’t forget to put in your basket a few bottles of Sharland’s Raspberry Fruit Extract ; if you do forget you w : U miss a treat. A few drops in a small tumbler of water, sweetened to i taste, and you have a perfectly wholesome drink, unsurpassed in richness and I purity of fiavoqr—,7 A Peerage fit for j Kings.*’ Sold at stores. 1/-" P e F : bottle. Other flavors Lemon and Pineapple. 4135 1 NASAL-CATARRH, j Albert-street, d-uokland, August 27 if ' 1909.—Nazol, Ltd. Dear Sirs, Youjr remedy for Nasal Catarrh being brought under niy notice, I decided to give the same a trial, and mpst say that I experienced great relief after using i,t for two days. I recommended a friend of mine to use it, and ho tells mo that nothing he has taken has done him so much good as Nazol. I am sure that enae your remedy gets known, it will be universally uwed pipong those suffering from Catarrh in tfie h*?ad, Jofi liberty to make wfyit use y- .n tpis testimonial.—Yours truly, . Harvey Big cash discount allowed off present low prices, on all parcels of the value of 20s and over, when paid for at time fit purchase at A- W> Boards’ Drapery and Boot Emporium. |l2£J Nobels Clyde and Nile Ballastite cartridges are indispensable for good shoot- . jng. At Johnsons’ stores you can get) twy quantity at lowest cash prices. A<Jyt

A dainty and delicious sweet, wholesome and nutritious, and most suitable for the ’Xmas season isJParkinson’s Royal Doncaster Butterscotch. It is made in Auckland from the purest butter and sugar, a ;d its purity is therefore guaran tie I. The fact that it is permitted to be used by medical men in the different hosoitals makes it the safest and most d sirible sweet for the children.

The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce r c >ntly applied, through Mr Herries, M.P-, to have Cambridge connected by telephone with Te Aroha, Waihi and Thames. Mi Herries forwarded the following satisfactory reply from the Minister for Telegraphs: “The erection of a metallic circuit between Hamilton and Paeroa has been authorised. When this work is completed a permanent all day service will be provided, from Cambridge to Paeroa, Te Aroha, Waihi and Thames, ai d the latter offices will also be able to s ( eik with Auckland.” If you want a beverage with the pure flavour of ripe raspberries, then get a shilling bottle of Sharland’s Raspberry Fruit Extract. This is something new, and surpasses in richness and purity of flavour the many Raspberry Syrups on the market. A few drops to a tumbler of water, sweetened to taste, is a delicious beverage. It is just the sort of thing you want in your basket when picnicing. Ask your grocer for a bottle. Other flavors Lemon and Pineapple. 1135