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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVIII, Issue 14882, 18 October 1912, Page 3

VALERIE COLLINS COY. SACRED CONCERT. SUNDAY EVENING, AT 830 PM. AT PUBLIC HALL. (Silver Coin.) TE AROIIA MEN’S CLUB. (Under the auspices of the Methodist Church) i MEETING of all who are interested il in the formation of the abovenamed club will be held in the Wesley Hall on Tuesday, 22nd inst., at 8 p.ui. MEN vou are urged to attend. H. G. HIRST, Secretary pro tem. Public Notices TE AROHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ANNUAL MEETING: Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Te Aroha Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Council Chambers on Monday, the 28th of October, 1912, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: The Election of President, VicePresident and Executive Committee Ba'ance Sheet, Reports, etc. Nominations for the positions of President, Vice-President, and Executive Committee will be received by the Secretary until 5 p.m on TUESDAY, the 22nd inst. Nominations to be in wri ing signed by die candidate and by his proposer and seconder. The number of Members required for the Execu tive Committee is three. R. S. HANNA, Secretary,

[Under “ The Mining Act, 190S”] Application for Prospecting: License in respect of other than Native Land. the 08 am, e/ebj (bei HCI rood eiim as C. 01111 .east of the Hauraki at Te Aroha. The Mining undersigned of Te Aroha, lep for a pro eet to the other than has bes» d'ulv purport— 94 the g&mid at '“remier Exd on the unoccupied To the Ward Mining J3URS Will Prospecto speetin follow r w’ marked/out fo acres one til tended" north earft by the Premier. S.C., and oi/th/south aud, west by unoccupied'y^round' Pegged out on 251 li/sE M PER, 1912. Marks od peg’s x / Date crffcl miner’* right: —87683, 10th bfoW, .-912. Address fpr'service : —Te Aroha. Dated aJ/Te Aroha this Ist day of Octqmei/^1912. Signature of ...Applicant —Wm, Nk^Xaai —' Precise time of filing tlie foregoinjg application — lst October 1912, 11 a. m. / . Time aud place appointed for t|m hearing of the dppjidation ..and an objections November, 1912,/at .10 .’Vjp a.lll, at Warden’s Conr t cffia. nuist in the Registrar’s office nuuiiolified to ap plicaut at least three days before the time so appointed. ' H. R. BUSH, Mining Registrar.

Bakery T. E. GREEN, Your loaf for to-morrow’s breakfast is manufactured from the Best Southern Flour that money an! experience can buy. Auction Notices. Auction Sale. Saturday, October 19th. r? J. D. MORISON j WILL SELL, at Lis roon a, Whitaker'Street, on the above date I hides -\. Jowls, rfucks, Turkeys _ lowering Shrubs / Local Table and Seed Pf>iatoe|J (\ Eggs, Butter, Cheese \ j i \ Feed and Seed Oats, BaVley, I \ Barley meal, Wheat. Bfcaij, \ Pollard, Sucrosine, Crushefi \ \ Linseed, Calf Meal, \ Grind Stone : \ Separator I Furniture [including :—Handsome \ Sideboard and Linen Press, \ Chairs, Tables, and Sundries ; \ I V Sale at 1.30. PO.ti \ SPECIAL at 2.30 p.m, Sharp. Ladies and Gents New English maie Bicycles. Guaranteed in every par< ticular. -Inspection invited. - - J. D MORISON, Auctioneer^

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