THE NGARURORO BRIDGE.-“HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.”

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 478, 23 May 1867, Page 2

THE NGARURORO BRIDGE.-“HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.”

Sir, — l/i the elaborate description of the comnfe. Ihiit of the Ngan-rora Bridge. Hi ike Herald of the IHf/i Slay, / think too much praise was awarded to parties not directly concerned in that war!:. No doubt they did nil that was required of them, and which 1 think was their did .// to do. The gentleman who, on Hr Sig/eu’s behalf, looked after the wort: and workmen, appears to hate been forgotten entirely. I think this very on fair, nutl that had it \ not been fee the ■ f... i Mr S. had ic'd h 1 .-\rnr trr.idd Lr-'f. midrkd it-. such a sjfi'-factory nunntr, ue in, such a short space of t; //£Ct I am . Sir, Fair Play. I

Ekglisu Mill.— The New Zealand Steam Navigation Oomnany’s g.s. Wellington (or other of the Company’s boats) is due here this day with the English mail. Rewaed foe a Payable Gold Field. —A. Provincial Government Gazette, published on Tuesday, May 21, contains the notification of the offer of a reward of one thousand pounds for the discovery of an available gold Held within the Province of Hawke’s Bay,—such available gold field being defined to be one that shall be considered by a commission of three persons, to be nominated by the Superintendent, as capable of affording employment to a body of not less than sis hundred diggers at a remunerative rate of wages.