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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 206, 14 July 1893, Page 5

The Kauri Timber Company are registering a trademark—the letters K.T.C. hanging on an arrow, Mr R. Hobbs’ new advertisement will appear next week. Have another look at the oid one before it passes away. Rev. Joeeph Blight preached the Annual Sermon to Orangemen last Sunday evening, taking as his text “ Search the Scriptures; for in them ye thirk ye have eternal life,” l’he attendance was not large. Rogers Bros, call for tenders in another column for the purchase of their property known as Belmont. '1 hose looking for a home in this district would do well to inspect the property.

A large number of Austrians arrived by the Osprey ] ast night, and many' more are said to be coming. A few weeks ago some twenty-five left the district dissatisfi ul. but their non-success does not seem to have deterred others from coming. The Kawakawa paper says, “ We are givea to understand that Mr Tronnson, who was within eight of winning the last election, has decided upon ‘ coming out ’ again.—Mr Trounson has many friends an 1 supporters on this side of the line. The County Clerk lias received a writ of injunction restraining the County Council from letting or leasing any portion of the foreshore of Victoria Street, Dargaville The argument is to be heard before the Supreme Court, Auckland on 26th August. Mr T- Slater applied to the Otamatea County Council tor permission to erect a receiving shed alongside the tram at Toka Toka wharf and the following resolution was passed by the Council : “ That Mr Slater be requested to forward a sketch of site of proposed shed, and informed that the shed, when erected, must become County property, and that £1 per annum will be charged as r nt.” We have pleasure in drawing attention to Messrs Yates and Co’s, advertisement. The firm s name has become a guarantee of excellence Sin quality and correctness of naming. Yates’ Reliable seeds are sold everywhere and can be recommended with confidence. As the season is now approaching settlers cannot do better than give this firm a trial. The following lands in this County will be open for sale or selection after the 23rd day of August. Section 2, Kailiu District, block I containing 28ac. 3ro. llpo., the land .being forest land of fair quality, situated about five miles from Maropiu railway station ; cash price 10s per acre. Section 23, parish of Whakahara, containing GBac. 16p0., nearly all open broken land, with a patch of mixed bush in the western corner. The section is about two miles from the Whakahara wharf, and the cash price is fixed at 10s per acre. The Young Ladies’ Journal for July is just to hand ; it includes a great variety of fashions, coloured and uncoloured, in its pages and supplements ; these are in the most refined style, no vulgar exaggerations, but such dresses as any gentlewoman may wear. Some full-size patterns for cuttingcut are given ; theie is a prettily coloured design for gentleman’s slipper. The pages abound in fashion and fancy work designs of all descriptions, some of which arc very novel as well as very useful The cookery recipes are good ; plenty of romance in the form of serial and complete stories will be found in this part, and a good deal of miscellaneous reading, also music, poetry, and pastimes, combine to make the July Fart of the Young Ladies’ Journal of iuterest to all readers. Pend your orders to John Stallworthy, Aratapu, who will be glad to procure you the Journal for a year at current rate.

A special meeting of the Kopuru School Committee was held on Monday, when Messrs M, Cobbald and J. Anderson were elected to the vacancies caused by the removal of Messrs R. M. Smith and Simpson from the district. Mr M. Cobball was elected Chairman. It was resolved to procure 100 trees from the Whangarei Nursery for planting on the school reserve on Arbor Day, such trees to be black wattles, red gums, jarrati, and stringy bark. In answer to a communication from the Education Board re the Redhill and Tntarariki schools the Committee decided to recommend that the Redhill be not reduced to a half time school. It was also decided that Mr McLeod lie authorised to close the Redhill school until next Committee meeting, on account of measles, if found necessary. The Secretary was instructed to post written notices announcing sale of sewing machine by tender, at various parts of the district. If you want to furnish, the best house to go to is Garlick and Oran well’s of Auckland They furnish a three roomed iiouse for £l7 10s, a foul roomed house for £3S, a five roomed house for £BO, a six roomed house for £l5O. In addition to furniture ; bed linen, blankets, c* 'tains, table cloths, towels, fender and irons and floor coverings, are supplied for the above, f*r net cash They are large importers of American and Austrian bent wood chairs, iron bedsteads and manufacturers of all other kinds of furniture. Tliej import direct from the manufacturers, carpets, linoleum, mattings, Manchester goods and general furnishings. You can get all you want in your home. at. the most reasonable prices, and can depend on having it well packed, Bedding of all kinds kept ready for delivery,: Wire wove mattresses made to any size by Garlick and Craswell,Queen-Street, Auckland, j Advt