THE LAKE DISTRICT.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 315, 15 September 1875, Page 2

THE LAKE DISTRICT.

fmmM. on: own coEUEsroxnivNT.) Tn t; \i* itc.r, during tlio last fortnight ]i; i \"t 1 !», ,m con a iaei to .Mr and Mrs "WdLoti ;f .1)a tcd in, M r Mlainbrook of i’ah/hiiaa, (Mayo, Mr Arthur Mooch, and La plain Lloyd. In spito of tint sevorky of tic 1 weather at this season, MmriMs yeti era Ily contrive to make themedves pretty eom for! aide, ’V.io; i o',' Ihdmnal ana can bo accomplished in Vwo .vays, cither by cando oil Lake Tarawern, or overland on jior-.oback ; the latter minus of t wr.a vane.' i<-jif-rlinpsprcforaldeatthis ao;t -on on account of the suddenness of squalls endangering tho safety of tlmnru aah'le canoeing system on tlio Lalm; however, whei tie' 1 touristonoo arrive-: at Ids destination, all the dd mfori experienced is amply compensated for by Die magnificent hot anviuy scenery of the worid-rmiownod khdomahana. A, native meeting was held recently at IMeruato consider the land and other rjuo.qions of local interest. The dis- , (Missions resulted in an earnest appeal to the Government for a speedy compinion of the negotiations for tho loam of several of the largest blocks in this district, and an curly sitting of tii,. Laud’ (.lonrt is accordingly looked fur; until tills is doin', wc cannot horn' to up:* European occupation of tho ‘ eng ina-ts of unoccupied country in {.regions which could, ho turned to a i pro'itahlc mmuM:. Anotlicr native Uii’edun 1 akc-s place tins week at Aliammi in the' Waikato ran, also on the land. qiO" ‘ion. IVing situated on tho frontlmv. Lioliau liau party aro iik-.j v to at! ad. 'Mr Mitchell and (la plain ALiir will represent tlio Government. ai lids meeting. There is a great feeling of indig' lukiMi i'xi)i’C: ; :v;d boro at the manner. iu\vhich A fhifi dLlrict is slighted by K a live .School Ilepartmcni Our MV i aro growing np in a MaU ot , barbarous ignorance, and arebccoming actually a mi Lance to tlm hurou per,illation. Some oi then iiiv.iiie jiniih smuts consist in spotting . ’.ranger.d horses on the tolhcr, stealing tlm ropes, planting tlm horse, an d inn oi •■•nl ly wai ting bw a tempting reward, which tlm poor victim willing v oiTii I '. 0* Ora gg g a time to lime about slim scaoul mblmas. but no notice appears to have been taken further tiiaii placing olUr rjent r,ms.tors in disaiefa wlmie t im really no children to spomcoh smb as' oni* adjoining scttlonien. WUiroa. Abolition will peri taps sAtlrn lids cpiostio.it rs well as manj others. Mr (Urnm and p Jty have con.1 dcl -id 11m new tv-log l o | all W] ini ?* v £\ and evmw thing m uomit ivad\ loi * 'voikinamhimcolAwiMrdie exceptnm W the k-v • for tlm operator, whidi -lore mmt surely exist soW 1111nmh-ia l an•; img i *et w. ent i ie k r W nmnt and the c!>r.tractor, as l!st of !Hiilvima 1 Si’ , pv voi„o;n:,Mo : vor -iiii-i O; loumlali 1 ’" ; I rlrmo W :.n Uhl.

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