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Opunake Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 10 July 1894, Page 3

VA.telephone oi'iiee has been opened at Hakino in the Weliiugtsn Postal District. The Aorangi arrived at Plymouth on July Ist with her frozen meat in good order. Mr P.. It. Carthew has an'advertisemeat in this issue to which we call attention. In order to defiae what constitutes a trot ting horse, so that it may be registered in America, 2min. 30sec. has been iixed as the standard time for the mile. Saunders; hotelkeeper, at Christchurch, for having sold whiskey diluted with water, under 2,5 per cent., was lined 20s and costs. ■ The Wellington Board of Education has amended its regulations so as to permit the infliction of coporal punishment on girls by the head teachers. The net profit of the New Zealand Farmer's Association, Christchurch, for the year ending May, amounted to £BBO2 2s Cd, which, with a balance from last year, makes a total to bo dealt with of £10,598. lis od, out of which it is proposed to pay a dividend of 7 per cent and a bonus of ii per cent.

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CHurch of England. * MEETING of parishioners will L be held in the School Room on THURSDAY, 12th July, at 7.30 p.m. Business : To receive plans of proposed Church Building. ; C. E. BAIKES, Hon Sec. Tenders. TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 10th July, 1894, for Felling and Underscrubbing 50 Acres and Underscrubbing 50 Acres Bush on Kahui R' ad, Opnnake. Specifications may be seen at Star Office, Hawera; Egmont Settler, Stratford; and Mr W. D. Scott's, Opnnake. Separate prices for each class of work to be given by tenderers. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ELLIOTT BARTON, Hawera. Opnnake Brass Kami. i GENERAL MEETING of the . members will be held in the Band Room on TUESDAY, July 17th. Every member requested to attend. c. f. McGregor, Treasurer. Ancient Order of Foresters. Court Egmont, Opunake. Fobesters' Ball. r\ auspices of the above lodge on FRIDAY, 20th inst., in the Foresters'Hall. '-'-■ ■■■ Double Tickets 53 Extra Lady 2s Dancing at 8.30 p.m. Good. Orchestra. ►Strayed, ~ N Friday night last, a STRAW- \_/ BERRY COW. Auyone bringing same to Wesleyan Parsonage will be rewarded. Opnnake Newspaper & Printing Co., Limited. LLL Shareholders who have not yet paid their c.ills on Shares are requested to do so at once. M. J. BRENNAN, Secretiry.