The Aroha Ohinemuri News. AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATS.

Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 325, 15 December 1888, Page 2

The Aroha Ohinemuri News. AND UPPER THAMES ADVOCATS.

1 This above all —to thine own *elf bo true, And it must follow as the night fho dayThou canst not then be false to any man.' — Shakespkarb.

ThnwrV^ffuirin^ "OhrMnihh\ cards AV^iild ill) well, before p«r«,li« i jinuf ,cl o ewliere, to •«j! ttric]-inspofiA>Mi\C, E. Balcke's -stoeJ^' including some vory 'pretty designs/twenty Ifivo for one shilling.'* 'Portidn of thoprizes referred to jn Mr Blilcke's advertisement ♦will be placed on VieV in Mr Judkirls' window. , ;• I I As wil| He sfp'n by advertisement, a representative of the -well-known firm, of sVwurt, D.MVuon, and Co.. v\ill open at Te Aioha on Wednesday next, for u short reason, with a largo Rtock of their celebratoc 1 wiituhi't-,. jewellery, etc, etc., all of which will-be Bold at the recent greatly reduced prices. Tho excellent value offered by this firm needs no comment, nnd intending prirchaßors will find t it to their ndvnntnge to-cull and inspect the selection about to be offered, bul'oro purchasing t'lßtfwhcre, Mr A. Shepherd's condition in still im-jM-oving, but owing to the serious nature of his injuries it will bo some little time before he is able to tcct about. On Sunday li\nt and subsequently, ice was applied to his lipjkl, which wuh brought down by special uiesnenger from tho Thames. We direct attention to Mr A. W« Edwards' nevr advertisement. Since taking possession of his spacious, and centrally 6itunted promises, Mr Edwards bus beeu receiving, almout daily, conuignmontB of new ,«ooclb for all depiutments, and intending purchasers will findji large selection to choose from, including all the latent* novolties in millinery, fancy and dress goods, etc. The gentlemuuo' department will ul-o be found well stocked in all branches, whilst in boots and shoes, etc.. there is an immense 6toek to select from. Prices in all lineß will be found to suit the times. Messrs J. Bnily, J. S. Pink, and Jas. Iveir, three of the men who wore recently employed as furnace men ut Karangahake under Mr Parkes, have been engaged by Mr Howell, and aro now working for the Te Aroha S. und G. M. Co. "Wuiojongomai. Wo direct attention to Messrs Bradlej and Co 'a announcements (by supplement ai.d advertisement) in to-day's ist>uc with respect to a seri* « of excursions they have annnged to cairy out during the holiday season. On Saturday next at 10 a.m. a special coach will be despatched fiomTe Aroha for Moirinsville Anniml Sports, return fare four shillings. On the Wednesday following, Boxing Day, they will despttch a speui.d coach froiuTe Aroha at 5 a. in, fur Thames race, meeting, which takes place that day. Tlu'r coach is timed to leave Paeron at 7 a.m.. llikutaia at 8 a.m., and to arrive at Thames at ten o'clock. A return coach will be despatched from Thames at 5.30 on Thursday, or immediately after the second day's races. On Friday, 28th, a special coach will be despatched from Thames for To Aroha, for tho convenience of those proposing to attend the Hamilton races on the 29th ; passengers proceeding from Te Aroha to Hamilton by train on Saturday morning. Return fares : Thames to Te Aroha, sixteen shillings ; available for fourteen days.