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Te Aroha News, Volume II, Issue 71, 11 October 1884, Page 7

PBRTTY Two-Room Cgttiifi;e, n -titly Lined,' Colonial Oven. a Verundah, Pi tap, etc. TO LE T . As lately occupied by Mr Hy. Buttle. Apply to J. ILOTT, NkWs Oifice.

ONIONS! ONIONS!! PINE SAMPLE, 3d per ]b. LAYfcOUItN BROS., Wniorongomai. . ... , ' - SPRINGING COWS. FOR SALE,- Three Quiet SPRING KRS, J. B» SaiTTH, Waitoa.

N 0 T T o E . MR JOHN MUIR, Tnilov and Clothier, Brown Street, Thames, will be ;it WarnMi'p Hot*], Te Arohn. on or a!>out MONDAY, October lßth, with Patterns of New Spring Goods, for the purpose of taking measure? and receiving or tern.

IMPORTANT NOTFCG. MitISSRS BRADLEY & CO. beg lo announce tinit on and after Ootohcr 27th they will dw?jvitch DAUA i'rom Waiorongoirmi a COACH to connoot with their Oo.iohes for llorrinsvilloaiul Th.uaus. Wiiioron^Oniai, departure, 6.15 'i.m. ; Te for •\lorrinaville, 6.45. Oct 11th, 1884.

'SHE AROI-IA PUBLIC HALL, *- opening on MONDAY 13th for a Short Season, F mil Kirs OPHRA BOUFFIC BURLKSyUti & PANTUMIAiIi COMPANY. Tim Performance will Cnmiuenre with a B]>>nklim> Op.'ivtta, .liter which will ho produced Henry J. Byron's Gr md Oriental J^urh»«qiio Exfrnvji»»nz.i, ontitlud THhi IHUDK OF AIiYDOcJ ; or, the Piincc, the Pirate, and the Pearl. The whole to conclude with the most wonderful COMIC PANTOAIIMK ever puf upon a Colonial Stage. New Scenei y ! New Songs ! New and Costly Dresses. Admission— Front Seats, 3s ; Ruck do, 2s. Dooik open at half-past seven ; commence at eight. ' T. TAIT, Agent. Change of Programme every evening.

PHCESIX GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. A CALL (the third), of 3d per Share h.is been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the office of the Company, 83, Queen Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth October, 1884. F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, 7th September, 1884. WERAHIKO GOLD Af[N[NG/COMPANY, LIMITED. * TTIENDERS will be received by the UnX dersigned till noon on TUESDAY, the 14th inst., f'»y Letting th<> Mine, being Nos. 2 and 3 Licenses on Tribute for a term of Twelve Months. By order of the Directors. b\ A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, October Ist, 1884. HERO (TE AKOHA) GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. SHARKHOLDERS who have not paid Call (6th) of Threepence per Share, now pa^t due, are hereby n > tided that unless payment is imm-'diately m.ide the Shares vvill be advei'tis.'d for sale, and that should any deficiency Jin'se therefrom they will be sued tor the auv»lint of tho deficiency. r. McDonald scott, Auckland, October 7, 1884.

TO KOAD GO NTH ACTORS. W»ito»i Un.id Board invite tenders i. i'oi- lA>nninj>- .nid Draining " Taylors" Road, about 127 Chains ; o-ho Foi minj» arid Dniiijiii^ Cemetery Koad about lb" Chains ; and Woilt on iio.ul nuai " Mnrph.y V Lfindin^. Plans mid Sprrilications to bo seen at Motf.ittV Hotel, W.iitoH. 'LV'iukTs addressed to the Chairman of tliu Board, Morrinsville, to be sent in on or bjfoio FHIDA ¥", the 24th imt. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aeeepted. F. PAVITT, Kngineor Waitoa Koad 13oard,

TE AHOHA GOLD MINING DISTRICT Warden, 1 * Office, Te A roh a, Oct. 6th, 1884. APPLICATION has been made to mp by Peter Ferguson for Permission to Extend the Water i.ace li for Mining purposes, such extension commencing at a point marked A on Plan, und situated on eastern brunch of Wuiorongomai Stream, above Cook's Battery Site, and also from a point marked B on Diamond Gully and terminating at the head of Firth's Water iiaee. Ihe length of the Race is about 110 chains, and its intended course is southerly* The mean breadth and depth of suoh Race is two feet by one foot, and it is capable of currying four Sluice Heads of Water, and the number of Sluice Heads which it is intended to appropriate is four. Notice is therefore given that on the 28tl*day of OCTOBKR, 1884, a License will be granted to the aOove named Peter Ferguson for the said Water Race, unless valid o.bj -ction thereto be in thg meantime made in writing aiia lodged at this office not lesa than fnsven clear days befoi'e that date. HARRY KENBICEV • WiU'deti,