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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 16, 19 April 1884, Page 7

TBAOTWTINg ON Monday Evening, 2lst mat., a Tea * Meeting will he Jie'd in the WesJeyan Ohnrob, Te Aroha, for the purpose of VVelcoming the -Rev. T. J. Wi'ls to the' diptrict. Tea will commence at 0.30 sharp., Admission, Is 6d.

NOT I'C E.

TMPOUNDKP «n the 17th day of April, I 18S4, by David Caldweil,— 1 Buy Mare, bl.iek p»intft, branded J^ on near rump, also brand on near shoulder, not legible ; 1 Choennt Maiv ; 1 Chcsnut Filly ; 1 Bay Foal, no brands visible; 1 Bay Mare, White Star on Forehead, black I>nints, about 6 yi'»rs oH ; 1 Bay Pony Muc, Ir.nded WCJ *n near HiohWoi^ Owners unknown. Also, 1 Chosnut Foal, claimed by Mr Colebrook, for trespassing 1 on Wairauau Station, at Te Aroha, and in (K-fiiult of beiiiu; released, the above horses will be SOLD at the Public Pound, Te Aroha, on the 2nd day of May, 1884, at noon. J. W. R. GUILDING, Poiuulkeepcr ol! Te Aioha Pound. Te A'oba, April 18th, IFBI.

ADVANCE WAITOA!

MESSRS E. GRAHAM & Co. b-g to announce the important f.ier that they have just opened up a NWW and Varied Assortment of AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS, including the followin" --Men's and Bens' SUITS in every StvK', and iMnt>-im> from .'i/s b'd to .£5 ss. OVERALLS and MOLKSKINS. MACINTOSH LS in viriety. American and French Felt HATS, Tweed and ber^o do. Flannel, Cotton, Flax, Scotch Twill, and Union SHIRTS. Flannel Drawee; also New Zealand, Union, nnd Welsh Flannok in the P i-i-e. P>LANKETS at all Puces-. WHITE and COI OU RED RUG^. Maudes etc, ically CIIOICIC GOODS from Mos->i<-l e^'wheic TWEEDS in thi' Pi.ico. LKG'-lINUS in all Stjex BOOTS \NI) SIIOKS (Winter Stock). WATERTiGIiTS. ]:n^h-h SaddK'> and Bridles. This anival ol XE\Y GOODS it> woith in- po- tioii Ladi (> ->' (loods in V'uioty. P.JCKS WILL JJK FOUND .MOST MODHRATC.

TE AROHA BUTCHERY.

IMPO RTANT ANNOUNC EM ENT.

Ifc/TESSKS SMITH AND SEDDON hot? VI JL to iniorni their Lru'iul* and the I'uhlic {;eneially that tlioyha\o takuiovei the tiutchory liusniesb oi li. Maokie and vJo.

Mo&sisS. and S., whilst thanking their many -uipporU i> in Aroha , VV uoron^oinai, and -nmninding districts L'oi the jiatrouage ivM.owed on this lObtabhsiunontin the past, beg to solicit a continuance oi the same.

Only tho very BEST MEAT will he supplied, and CUSTOMERS may RELY on receiving every attention and that OiiDEUiS will be PROMPTLY executed.

SAUSAGES FRESH DAILY.

FAMILIES WAITED O:>

N".B, — Cisli Purcha^'i-, o£ liulo^, Skins, TtllluW, Her. (jEJ. UKAVKB, Te Arolja, April Ut. 1884.

PU DLIC NOT i F i CATION.

TO THIS RATEPAYERS OF TIL WAITOA ROAD DIbTRICT.

T*TQTiCE u hereby oiven that the Waii3i toil Road Px'aid proposes to bTOl* the undcnnciilioiiud poi lions ol" ROADS in Tf i'au o tu Raw.iiu, No. 2 Jiioi-U, and to take land for Roads in lieu theieoL :—: — ROADS TO IJE CLOSED. 1. A piece of iio.id, continuing 2 acres 1 jk-u'li, b 'tween section 10 (Rich and Wiiliauin) and bection 11 (J. }). Krlls). 2. A pi cc of Road, containing 2 rood--, between beetious lU and 11 3. A piece of Road, containing 5 acres 10 perches, between sections 10 hii.l 11. 4. A pi '<-'<.' °f Road, conttiining 2 acioH 3 mods 35 pejcho, between section I«.> (Rich and Williams) and section 12 (W. 0. Wright) 5. A piece of Road, containing 4 7 acres I rood G perches, passing ti i rough section 12. 6. A piece of Road, containing 4 acres 1 rood U perches, between section 7 (J. Hunt) and section 5 (Simpson and Co). 7. A piece of Road, containing 1 acre 3 loods 37 perchefi, between section G («L Hunt) aud section 5. 8. A piece of Roud, containing 3 acres 7 perches, between section 12 and section 5.

Plans and accunto do&crip'tions of - the Bonds to be closed and the Roads to be taken nmv be soui »it tiie hoiwo of the undersigned tor eiyht weekbfioin the date hbi'tjo] » WILLIAM P. CfIttPMELL, Chairman , Waituu Roud Board. - Walton, March 29cij, 1834. '; '- '- - '