The Ohinemuri Gazette. AND UPPER THAMES WARDEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907: LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XVII, Issue 2246, 30 August 1907, Page 2

The Ohinemuri Gazette. AND UPPER THAMES WARDEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907: LOCAL AND GENERAL.

At 5..-Paul's Church on Sunday evening Mr P. Fredric will sing Gounod's if Nazareth" after the sermon. In connection with the Waikato Hunt Club's races at Cambridge on Wednesday next a special train will run from Thames to Cambridge. The train will leaveTaeroa at ten minutes to nine and arrive at Cambridge at ten minutes to twolve. The return special will leave Cambridge at 5.40 p.m. There was a fair attendance at the Criterion Theatre on Wednesday evening, when a performance was given by the Valentine Company. The pictures shown were particularly good, being clear and with very little flicker. Enjoyable items were given by Miss Esther Norden, Mr T. Shaw 'Valentine, and Mr C. C. Valentine. To-morrow afternoon at two o'clock the Thames Valley Fanners' Agency will se]l at its mart, Wharf Street, a quantity of roses and pot plants on account of Messrs D. Hay and Son, the well-known Auckland nurserymen. A quantity of furniture and sundries wift also be disposed of. Messrs Thompson and Warrington notify that the well-known Clydesdale stallion " Salisbury's Hope " and the trotting- stallion "Honduras" will stand this season at Mill Road, Paeroa, and travel the surrounding district. Full. particulars are given in the notifications elsewhere in this issue. GREAT REDUCTION SALE still going on: Now is the time to buy cheap drapery, clothing, boots, and shoes. Also a splendid stock of linoleums and floor cloths at P. Keller's, Masonic Buildings, Paeroa. The Railway Department notifies that a new time-table will be brought into operation on the Auckland section on Monday next. The express train will leave Thames at ten minutes past nine, leaving Paeroa at ten minutes to eleven, and connecting at Morrinsville with the express train for Auckland. A goods train with second-class paasenger car attached will leave Frankton daily for Paeroa at ten minutes to three, and leave Paerda for Frankton at twenty-five minutes to eight in the evening. A number of minor alterations have also been made in the running of the trains. Fit sift, style guaranteed. Give your orders for summer suits to E. H. Andrews, fashionable tailor, Nor manby Eoad, Paeroa.—Advt. Ob Sunday in the Paeroa Methodist Church the Rev. Q, Snadden will preach morning and evening. Tho j theological lecture will be entitled " The Holy Spirit and the Divine Life i in Man." During the evening service Mr G. H. UV\ will sing "Abide with Me." We learn that Messrs Hayhurst and Beocroft have purchased from Messrs Hubbard Bros the draught stalKon "Komata." "Komata" is a full brother to that well known excellent sire, " Lord Marshall." We understand that Messrs Hayhurst and Beocroft are taking the horse back to j Australia with them. We are pleased to. leai a that the matter of appointing a night watchman for Paeroa has not been lost sight of. by the residents and business people of the township. A meeting is,- we understand, to be held early next week to discuss tho matter. Mr J. Walls notifies that he has " Up-to date '.' seed potatoes for sale in any quantity. To-morrow, August 31st, is the day which was observed in the Northumbrian Church in commemoration of S. Aidan, Bishop. There will be a celebration of Holy Communion in 8. Aidan's Church, Karangahake, tomorrow morning at 8.30. The dedication festival of this church will be kept up on Sunday, when the Rev. Dr O'Callaghan, vicar of Thames, will conduct the children's service, and preach at S. Aidan's at Evensong. Dr O'Callaghan will preach at 8. Paul's, Paeroa, on Sunday morning at 11. Woods' Great Pepperaunfc Cure for Coughs and Colds never fails, Js 6d and 2e Gd, »