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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 216, 23 January 1897, Page 2

The Secretary nf tlio School Committee calls for tenders for the new system of school cleaning rendered necessary hy the alteration of the sanitary service. Tenders close on Thursday next 2Sth inst. The secretary of the Rotorua Hack Race Meeting asks for tho attendance of those interested at the Lake House Hotel on Monday when officers will be appointed. At the Policii Court yesterday Lieut. - Col. Roberto dismissed the case in which Constable Murray laid the information against Aparo and others for obstructing Mr Baber and certain othet individuals from surveying the Waiotapu block. The following members of Lord Brussoy's party are now staying at the Grand Hotel:—Capt. and the Hon. Mrs Freeman Thomas, the Hon. Miss Brand,- Miss Cox, Capt. Sloane Stanley, and Mr Gordon Lyon. Mr Eugstor advertises in another column that he will exhibit his collection of stereoscopic slides in the new cottage erected for him in Tutanekai-st. We have pleasure in announcing that no more interesting entertainment could be conceived than that offered by Mr Eug- , ster. It is both interesting and instructive. The concert in aid of the school funds ■which took place in the Sanatorium grounds on Thursday night was an undoubted success. Judge Johnston presided and the principal singers were the Misses Maxwells who were received with ovations. The sum of £5 3s Gd was taVen at tho gates.

The Auckland Observer may bo obtained at CIIItOXTCI/R Office after arrival of Thursdays train.* The Auckland Observer, which can be obtained at the CimoxiCiK Office, has justly earned the reputation of being the most independendent and outspoken paper in the Colony. Its action in regard to the South case and its more recent procedure when it exposed a contemptible individual named Crothers, who is one of a class of men that have been evolved out of the mining "boom," cannot be too highly commended. Mr Gerhard Mueller arrived in ltoto-. rua on Tuesday night and was present at the opening of the new bridge at Whakarewarewa on the following day. He also conducted the sale of town suburburban and rural allotments on Thursday and report hath it that his ruling in regard to one of the latter, in which an ex- member of Parliament is interested, will bo vigorously protested against. TheAYu' Zeulandllerahlstatosthtit A. P. Warbriok, of Kotorua, has been arrested on warrant charged with failing to comply with an order of the Court made on Bth March, 1890, by Dr Giles, P.M., Auckland, by allowing the sum of ,£1!I6 14s to be in arrears for the maintenance of his wife Florence Warbriok. Constable Cahill brought down the prisoner by the Kotorua train on Wednesday night. Pail will be applied for on behalf of defendant and it is understood the case will bo heard to-day Saturday. For the next few days the public of Rotorua will have the opportunity of hearing the over-attractivo phonograph, that wonderful product of Edi.sons fertile brain. That sound could be stored was a marvellous discovery and that it loses nothing in richness is none the less striking. The instrument now on exhibition dt the Palace Hotel is one of the best of its kind, whilst the selections will be of as varied and choice a nature as can be procured. The charge for admission as will bo soon by advertisment in another column is most reasonable. What might have been a serious accident happened to Dr and Mrs Gindcrs on Thursday last. They were driving to the Postmaster Bath and when .about half way there a smell of fire was discovered and Mrs Ginders noticed that her dress had become ignited. The (ire was immediately smothered but not hefore the doctor had noticed that the tire had extened to his clothing. There is no accounting for the incipient conflagration but it is presumed that a match might have been left 0:1 the seat by some one to whom the doctor is in the habit of giving a drive. EACH STOMACH

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