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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume VII, Issue 275, 26 September 1896, Page 5

. MISCELLANEOUS. ]_ PAEROA TRAMWAY. NOTICE of the intention of the Ohinemuri County Council, being the local authority, to apply for au Order authorising the construction of a Tramway at Paeroa within the County of Oliiucmuri along the route mentioned in the following advertisement, and of intention to delegate tlie authority conferred by such order. NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of four weeks from the first publication of this advertisement, application is intended to be made to His Excellency the Governor in Council for an Order empowering the Ohinemuri County Council, the local authority, to construct and use, or cause to be constructed and used, a Tramway at Paeroa within the County of Ohinemvai along and over the Eoute following; that is to say Commencing at the'Opukeko Creek on the Puke Eoad, thence southerly on the said Puke Eoad to the North Boundary of the Paeroa Eailway Station Eeserve, Thence easterly along the Northern Boundary of said Paeroa Station Eeserve, Thence southerly along the Eastern Boundary of the said Paeroa Station Eeserve to the. Belmont Eoad, Thence southerly along the Belmont and NormanbY roads to the north bank of the Tawa Stream, a length of three and a half miles, more or less. - Also with necessary Station and other sidings and passing places, as may be approved by the County Engineer for the time being, as being required tfor the purposes of Such Tramway. AND NOTICE is hereby further given that the said Tramway is intended to be used both' for goods and passenger traffic, and that proper plans and cross sections of the proposed works have been deposited, and will remain open for in- ' spection at the Office of the Ohinemuri County Council, the- local authority, in Paeroa during the foiir weeks aforesaid. That the said Tramway with the necessary bridges and culverts will be constructed as follows: — The rails to be forty pound iron rails laid to a guage of tnree feet six inches apart, such, sleepers to be of heart of Kauri, Matai, Silver Pine, Puriri, Totara, or other approved timbers, and not less than seven feet, by seven inches by five inches, the whole to be well and thoroughly ballasted with suitable metal up to, and flush with, the tops of. both iron rails, find so permanently maintained for a total width of not less than .eight feet. The tops of the iron rails laid as above to be maintained to a level corresponding with thfc curvature in the cross section of the formation of the roads or streets as *nay at any' time be adopted by the local authority. All crossings will be constructed, as required by the County Engineer, for the time being, and so maintained. It is intended to work the above men - tioned Tramway by Horse power s AND NOTICE is hereby further given that the said Ohinomuri County Council, the local authority, intend after the granting of the said Order, and subject to the'profisions of " The Tramways Act, 1894," to'delegate the authority to be conferred upon it by the said order to The Honble, Captain George B. Morris, M.L.C., upon and subject to the terms and conditions imposed bjr theEesolution of the Ohinemuri^ County Council, the local authority, of which the following is a copy :— * "Proposed by Cr. Edwards and seconded by Cr McGruer: —(That the concession asked for be granted subject to the provisions of the Tramways ct. The lines being constructed under the supervision of the County Engineer; and in case the line has to be shifted, the Council to hold a right over the Eails until such time as the road is put into proper repair. That the rates arc reasonable and the line made the full width of eight feet and kept in repair; the Crossings, etc., to be made under the ■ supervision and subject to the control of the Council. That the Tramway be laid where pointed out by the County Engineer, and that the Council have the right to re-enter at a compensation; and subject to such other conditions as the' Council may think fit to impose.'" « AYES—Crs. Barry, Bowler, „• Corbett, Edwards, McGruer, Nash, Nicholls, and Thorpe." " NOES—Cr. Cassrells. Carried. Dated at Paeroa this ,12th day of Sept* tember, IS9G. . W. G. NICHOLLS, G. N. McGEUEE, CAEEOL NASH, Councillors. VILLA sTtIsS. FOE SALE.—Very cheap choice residence sites in best part of Paeroa. Only two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand, i-acre sections. • Apply— T. H. Wilson. THE CAFE ROYAL. CASSEELS ST., E. GAEDEN, Paeroa. Proprietor. { £ • a? 05 g pi ti'o n £ ■ Si '&& a J iii i ;fi i. 'STT Mi I Comfortable Accommodation .itor Boarders at a Moderate Charge

miscellaneous; ANTED AT ONCE. Two or three Apprentices to the DRESSMAKING. E. LAURENCE. ANTED KNOWN. — Bookbinding done a,t Gazette . Offioe,Pa°"roa, and the "Te Aroha Times " Office, Te Aioha ANTED KNOWN.—That I have arranged for a constant supply of dairy fed pork from the Waikato, also eggs and poultry. E. C. NOEDL, the Premier Butchery. A~N TED KNOWN — That E. Buckwoiith is now prepared' to undertake all kinds of GAEDENING-, Laying out Gardens, Pruning, Grafting, etc. —Address Care of G. CEOSBY, Eoyal Mail Hotel, Paeroa. WANTED KNOWN.—No cheaper Jobbing work—bill-heads, memo forms, arid our new combination day book and bill book —is done in the colony. Give the Gazette a trial. "EMPLOYMENT wanted for Plough-S-i men, Bushmen, Handymen, Farm Lads, also Domestic Servants, Cooks, Housemaids, .Housekeepers, and Waitresses. ADAM LAYBOUEN, Auckland. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST— A NOTE BOOK, with red covers, owner's "name inside, P. McFarlane. Finder will receive above reward on bringing it to Office of the Gazette. notice! JTHE undersigned, do hereby notify • that I w: 1! not be responsible for any DEBTS incui-'ed by W:"iam Bennett. W. C. KENNEDY. SHELLS FOR GARDEN WALKS. A PUNT LOAD of SHELLS, for garde^ • or other walks will oe landed to-day at Gibbon's Timber* Yard, Paeroa. Is6d per bag. Early application should be made. Cartage as per arrangement. no; ice :.. ALL cl?;.ms against the estate of the late George. L. Ginn, bricklayer,, must be rendered, to me in duplicate on or before 3rd October, 1896. J. A. MILLER, Thames, , Solicitor for Executrix. , BAY OF PLENTY LICENSING DISTRICT. Notice of Application for Transfer of License. I GEORGE LORAM, of Paeroa, being the holder of a PUBLICAN'S LICENSE I in respect of the House and Premises known by the sign of the Criterion Hotel, and situated Paeroa, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting to be holden at the Court House, Tauranga, on the Second Day of December, 1896, apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to EDWIN BASTINGS, •my appointee. .. . ' Dated the Seventh day of September, 1896. . •."■" Signature of Applicant: GE.ORGE LORAM. rvTo BUILD E E S . Tenders will bo received by the undersigned on or before THURSDAY Bth October, for the ERECTION of an Hstel at To Aroha. Drawings, etc. may bo inspected at the Office of Messrs Mitchell and Watt, Architects, Victoria .Arcade, Auckland, until Saturday, 25th inst., after which at ihe Waikato Times Office, Hamilton, until date for receiving tenders. Tnos. H. White/ Architect. " Ferndale," Taupiri, Sept., 9th, 1896. OHINEMURI ELECTORAL DISTRICT, I HEREBY give notice to all those who are entitled to have their names enrolled as electors in the new electoral district of Ohinemuri, that forms for enrollment and all necessary information may be obtained at my OFFICE, SHORT'S CHAMBERS, Paeroa, daily from 9.30 a.m. until 5 p.m. excepting SATURDAYS when the Office will be CLOSED at NOON, and throughout the SABBATH. D. WEST, Registrar, Paeroa. 'pHE QUARTERLY MEETING of the J Licensing Committee for the Bay of Plenty District will be held at 12 o'clock noon, on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd December, 1896, in the Magistrate's Court House, Tauranga. JOHN THOMSOJtf . Clerk Lieersing Committee, Tauranga, 18-9-96, OH-NEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. FITENDERS will be received up, till 2 X p.m. on Thursday, the 24th September, 1896. :— Contract No. 156 : 1000 cubic yards 21----inch metal ; *i stacks on Paeroa-Tau-ranga road, between top of Turner's hill and Kafangahake. (Re-advertised.) Coiitraot No.. 158 : 1000 cubic yards '3 inch metal, and 1000 cubic yards 6 inch spalls for Junction road, between railway, station and Ohinemuri river, delivereda,t SiloQck"'squarry. (Re-adver-tised,) .' ."■ D. W. McARTHUR, County Engineer.

'_ MISCBLLANEOTTS. g'A, E. COOKE,b s=l 11A IK D HISS S Kit, O . .T-.BAiCOKISTi _^ __, &C, &C, Q r^ NORMANBY ROAD, Paehoa. c TJ AVING secured - the services - JyT ■"• of a First - Class Practical gJHAIRDRESSEd™ From Sydney O (v; His customers may rely on O O having O SHAYINGm J*3 Hair-Cutting & Shampooing O a Specialty. ~ri O Eazors Set on the Shortest C-2 Notice. . All Classes of Smokers Re- £a W quisites on hand. (/D . — <-^ c£ Fv:st-Class Private C/ 3 g Billiard -Saloon, > Witha , =£ O Practical Bi^iard - Marker gZ 0 in attendance. . W J. HAWK, BOOTMAKER, BEGS to announce that he has disposed of his business to W. J. SEARLE, for -whom lie would bespeak a continuance of the favors so kindly extended to himself in the past. WITH reference to the above W. J. SEARLE has much pleasure in announcing the removal of his business from Cassrells Street to the above address, and is prepared to execute all -work. W. J SEARLE, » Opposite Royal Mail Hotel, Paeroa, John Hart, TS obliged to clear out his»present •*• stock of boots and shoes, draperies, &c, at large reduction to make room for a new stock that is to arrive. Hens' strong watertight boots, selling price, 11/6, reducedjto 10/6. Mens' strong working bluchers 4/6. Womens' and children®' boots all at reduced prices. The whole must be cleared within two weeks. Call early and secure bargains as the sale iB genuine and no puff. JOHN HART, Belmont Eoad, Next County Office. [Pbeliminajiy.] t. E~Ntfis! TAILOR, {Late of Foxton and Wellington.) JELMONT JJOAD, pAEEOA Opposite Eoyal Mail Hotel. JOHN I. PHILIPS AND CO., MINING ENGINEEES, AUTHORISED MINING AND LAND TRANSFER SURVEYORS. Heab Office : HALYDAY'S BUILDINGS, 26 SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND, P.O. Box 332, Telephone, 986. Cable address, "^Theodolite," Auckland. Branch Oeficks : wharf-street, paeroa—mr f. a. Cutten, C.E., Mhrng Surveyor in chaise of district; Mr T. J. Whewell, Resident Secretary. Brown-street, Thames—Mr Albert S. A rom, M'-iing Surveyor in charge of district. Kapanga Road, Coromandel—P.O. Box 17. Mr E. H. Hardy, Mining Surveyor in charge of district. Mr A. F. Billing, Resident Secretary. Premier Butchery, PAEROA. TN thanking the public of Paeroa and A sv "rounding districts for the hearty support accorded to me since I opened, 1 beg to state that I have secured the latest improved steam v sausage machine which is now in full working order, and which makes my establishment the most complete in the Ohinemuri county. I am prepared to supply small goods of the best quality wholesale or retail. Country orders promptly attended tq». The trade supplied with anything they may require. ' I still supply my customers with the best article to be got in New Zealand. Having secured a first-class refrigerating plant for the ensuing season, I shall be in a position to pro-" vide cold storage and ice for the whole d'stiiet, duo notice of which I shall amovnee in the near future. i R. C. NOEDL, THE PREMIER BTTTCHEEY. . (Near Eoyal Mail Hotel.) PAEROA; rjTO SELL, 20,000 ONION" PLANTS, X delivered for cash at Paeroa, Waihi, or Waitekauri—T. DouGHIfUTY, Karangahake.

MISCELLANEOUS. ""household RE svl E D I E S. LMJ.Y TIIK I<Y>LL »VYING : aUININE and lEON WINE 2s 6d., Indigestion Tonic 2s 6d, Rheumatic Mixture 2s 6d, Acacian Cough Balsam 2s Irish Moss Is 6d, Carbolic Tooth Powder Is 6d, Magic Toothache Nervine Is, Corn Solvent Is. Santonine White Worm Powders Is pclct. Manufactured only by the proprietor. Sent to any address on receipt of P. 0.0. or Stamps. TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SPECTACLES of all lands in stock. STATIONERY SUPPLIED. G, P. de Castro, THE PHARMACY, PAEROA. DR. BUCKBY ATTENDS DAILY. |'HI S oPACE — Is — RESERVED FOR MATH & SIMSON AUCTIONEERS . gHAREBROKERS Land and Commission Agent, PAEROA. ■ . •. (Late, John Kennedy.) g i i fc ■■■-.■' PRELIMINARY J^OTIOE. LOOK OUT. CONCERT AT KARANGAHAKE. IN aid of the Public Hall on Friday evening, 9th October. ';. Further particulars in a future issue. ' , J.B. INGRAM, House and Land Agent, 1 Paeroa. HAS the following Properties for Sale:— PAEROA. A FIVE-ROOMED HOIJSE in Paeroa, WL' newly built, with £th acre allotment and fitted with every convenience, Range, Bath, Tanks to hold 750 gallons, Wash-house and Wood-hoxise, fence all round allotment; a bargain. Other houses in different parts of the township. Building sites, from -^acre upwards, on easy terms, ' . FOR S LE. .^-The goodwill of two SOracre sections situated on Taririki's Creek, with '■'three-roomed cottage, iron-roof, orchard, all bearing, good water, and plenty of firewood. Plenty of good rough, feed. For further particulars apply to KARANGAHAKE. Six-roomed house in Karangahake, with 5 acres land, one acre of which is iv orchard. Close to Crown battery.. Other cottages in Karangahake. WAIHI. A first-class bnsiness-site in the mainstreet, Waihi, in a central position, with 6-roomed cottage and smallshop. A business site in a good position, with , a. 3 rroomed cottage and stable, in main street, A few i-acre business sites in good position, In the main street. TO be Leased. — Old Owharoa . Hotel, Q/f' ACRES of Rich Alluvial River O4t Plats, in close proximity to the Kati Kati or Waitekohe goldfield. Splendid investment for a market^ garden. FOR SALE—2S acres with cottage. Splendid sea view with good orchard. Good investment for a mine manager for the Kati Kati goldfield, being one of the healthiest sites in the district. Apply to J. >8. INGRAM, Paeroa. FOR SALE.-—Seedless Furze (will not spread. Splendid Hedge Plant. 4s per 100. ■ FOR SALE. T7OTJRTEEN ACRES of first-class land, J? River frontage, close to Junction Wharf. For particulars ap^yt a . cooTEj Knock-na-Veigh, Paeroa. jr* mHE THOROUGHi|3*I\m BRED STALLION BROOKBY . n ' By St. Leger out of Reproach, will be at the service of breeders at Mount Plj as ant, near Paeroa., pedigree and Terms will be published in a future issue. N, DICKEY.

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