OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 173, 9 October 1886, Page 3

OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Paekoa, Friday. A cricket match betwetn two scratch trams mustered by Messrs E. H. Law ami C. Rhodes, respectivelj, was played in Frasers paddock on Saturday last, and the following are the scores made with one innings for each team : Rhodes' Side ; McConnell 8, Turner 10, Rhodes 30. Ellis 0, Edwards 0, Sullivan 11, Barrett 0, McWilliams 1, Snodgrass 0, Harry (Maori) 3, Brady 0 ; byes 5. Total 48. Law's Side : Moses 0, Tay!or 5, Hyde 8, Tommy (Maori) 1, Jir <mly 15, Law 18, Comes 0, McWil■ams i, Ritchie 0, T. Snodgrass 0, Ltpsey 1 ; byes 3- Total 55. The x^uditor- General has wired to «• Ohinemuri County Council request!ii^ that body to inform him whether it )•> ready for the commission of audit in tuo matter ol assets and liabilities as be>\\een the Thames and Ohinemuri Councils, and this subject will be dealt with when the council meets to-morrew

Some time since the County Council made application to the Mines Department for a subsidy out of the prospecting vote, to be expended in assisting Reilly and party who are prospecting at Waitekauri, and this week a reply was received to the effect that a sum of £50 had been granted in accordance with the council's application. Codlin Moth. — At a special meeting of the Uhinemuri Horticultural Association held in the Public Hall here on {Saturday evening last, it. was decided not to proceed with the petition praying Government to proclaim the Ohineiuuri County an infected district within the moaning of the Codlin Moth Act, 188 1.