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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 324, 12 December 1888, Page 7

I Christmas Tree,

GIFTS! GJFTSJ GIFTS! OK BALCE^S /"IURISTMAS r-pREE V^ . L '(Under the Msinngement of: MR A. H. WHITE HOUSE), During the nefct two weeks EVERY CASH PURCHASER of every ,10.^ WORTH OF GOODS will receive a TICKET for the PRIZE DRAWING. About 40 PRIZES, to the total x-aluo nf £7 10s will be GIVEN AWAY. Cull Early and inspect the Splendid Assortment of FANCY GOODS just arrived at C. E. BALCKE'S, Te Aroha.

WAIORONGOMAI. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1888CONCERT AND DAKCE, In aid of the PUBLIC SCHOOL FUNDS. Particulars in future issue.

IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at the Te Aroha Public Pound :—: — One Grey Mare, no visible brand ; by F. Devey, for T. Taylor. If not claimed and expenses paid, to b« sold on WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of December, 1888, at twelve o'clock noon, J. W. R. GUILD ING, Poundkeeper.

PAINTER, PAPKRHANGER, ETC. ri EO. LOVEGROVE AND SON, TE AROHA WEST (formerly of Auckland and Hamilton), HOUSE, SIGN, AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS. Estimates givon for any of tho above branches. Terms most Moderate.

THE TE AROHA SrLVEIi AND GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE OF CALL. NOTICE is hereby given that a CALL (the first) of One Shilling per Share on the Capital nf tho Company haw been declared by thoDirectorsthis twentj--second day of November, 1888, and is due and payable at the Registered Office of the Company, 15, Queen-street, Melbourne, o» the sth, d<iy of January, 1889. By order of the Board. JOHN BRANDON, Secretary, NoTK. — New Zealand and country shareholders are respectfully requested to remit by cheque or P. 0.0., and add exchange to their cheques.

NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the date for receiving applications fi-r the right to occupy the forfeited Licensed Holdings mentioned in the schedule hereunder hi* be-n extended to SATURDAY, the twent)' -second day of December, 1888. SCHEDULE No. 26 — Known as Parakawai, Whangamata. No. 51. — Known as Speculation No. 1, Whangamata, No. 52. — Known as Speculation No. 2, Whangamata, No. 78. — Known ks Eureka, Hikutaia. No. 92.— Known as Hinemoa, Marototo. No. 93.— Known as Hinemoa, No. 2, Marototo. No. 94. — Known as Consolation Mnrototo. No. 95. — Known as Exchange No. 1, Marototo. No. 96. — Known as Exchange No. 2, Marototo. No. 97'. — Known as Exchange No. 3, Marototo. No. 101. — Known as Silver Rock, Marototo. No. 102. — Known as Emperor, Marototo. No. Io4.—Known as Commotion, Marototo. No. 114. — Known as United, Marototo. No. 116.— Known as Australian Peer, Marototo. H. W. NORTHCROFT, Warden.

WAIKATO-THAMES RAILWAY, NOTICE APPOINTING A PLACE AT WHICH CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION SHOULD BE LODGED. NOTICE. WHEREAS certain lands at or near Morrinsville, on the WAIKATOTHAMES RAILWAY, have been taken for public works, under "The Public Works .Act, 1882," and its amendments, by Proclamation published in the New Zealand Gazet-.e of the Twenty-fifth day of October, 1888. . - -tfow r therefore,* I 5I 5 EDWIN MITCH ELSON, the Minister of Public Works, in pursuance and exercise of every power and authority enablingmein that behalf, do hereby, appoint ' the Public Works " Officaat Wcllingtonto .He the public office~at w.hich persons having . any .estate or interest in "any lands , . taken as aforesaid, ,or injuriously* r affected by,the^Baid;Prociama-, / tion, pr ( buffering,' any^dhmage in' . respect of such^rands^frpm/the . „ , 'exercise,!, ,of i ,t)ie.\'p.owefsl* given ' { l ' ' 'uhlder'theJsaid^A*cjfcs^stall;sery,e' their clainjs; '.'pursuant "to, "The V* - - amendments.*' :V '*^- '; __,'^-..; • Putedj atlWelliogtony, this .Tvrenty- \ ninjth day, of 1888; ; -■ . KDWIN^IidHELSOK, v ;* ;- , ; * - 4Minister?fobPublib^Wor¥s. ?v