OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Paeroa, Friday.
Vim district was visited an Wednesday luut l>y Mr Suuvar, M?P., F.G.S , M.N.R , «>'l N»»w youth Wales, Ft the purpose of examining 1 so no of our p iutrip il mine* •vitli fi view to r.ho itne->ttuent of o-upit.tl, should tli -ir prospects w.inant such h courno UAng purstiutl. Tin's inspected «cvc.il tniites at U'uiiii, and ho uvidti u thor.)iiLth ovtM'luul of tlm VV»i.»lstouk and Kenilworth uiiucs at Kai-.m^-li-iko. Avoracre Btim,»ltis of oro were obtained in/uj .ill tito different minus «nd as soon a.s Mr Su.iver relui n < to Sydnav thesn will be analysed in or ler to determine the'u con.tiln Mit-t, und thi^ nriy U<n<\ up to the introduction of machinery tuiitu\>hi for tha extraction of th^ bullion contiin- <l in our rel'rictory ores. A special meeting of h.Mtsoholdcr.s vms ln-ld in tho Paorott p.il)liu HchooJ-house on rfnturday !a,^t, for (he purp >ho of oloet* iti^ a nmmber for tho ({i.strict suliool cotu* uiitLeo to (ill the vacancy created by Mr IS U. Corbetfc'. rotiremonti ii»»l Mr A, Shephoi\t of Kai'iingiihakj waa returned uuoppoßed. I Tlk' annual meeting of tho subscriber.^ of , tho Ohineiqurj ptjbliQ Library f which'
Witt conv,e,i>)l fpr Snturdiy I iot,. himafi Tor want oP ii quorum, mid another mootiiu? h o.illedfor ti)«ui';iTi>w iiiifht, when *t is to l>9 K6pehl thoi'o will bo a bjttur atTins school children's pi<Mii", wlnVh oauwnff in tfr Uolhijii's p I'l^Jlook* n(. tins Junction on M unlay U^t, was h ihoMnl siloci^s, unri s^rcjiit rr-<lit h duo to th % uiitmmWs «»r tho S ■honl Coiuniiltv, u'lio took hh tu'tive part in providing nuns'UTMltt'or ti)Q il'tt'ia llllj's tH Will »M to t'l 5 1.-uiies who pi'u^kl !.| over t'm com \u^ >ri it deprirtuittnl, and tho vinther was .ill tiiut could bj il^ired tv nnko the div a mxt i-nj )Mi l >lt> on (. Lwt S.itin-d ty evenin'jf.a lire l>r >ku mit her; ir< a s null yoltmu l))lon^iiu* t'» Ml' Hitcln"\ and if it Imd not bjen for fie prompt inMisni'i'* ti'<cii t>siuprs< t!i ■ (ImuH at i h« very onU-t t'n j . whole ()'ook j of i)uildiiioN. in -In lin^- Mr Puillip^ <;on -rtl ; fitore, would 0.-rtaitdv Irtvo. t »3 «n d -stroy 'd As it w in thu r >•)£ of lli j Hti'ia-tnre in wnieh the Hrd originated w is hnr.it ri'j; it thi'iin ;!i ! in several pl.iucs an I the h 'ddinu;, flo'hi i-z oUi., lielt»n»in'jf to tho ooenpint, Mr W. Afartin, \vei\i oon-i lenhly diuu^el l>s W/lt 'J-. Tho loip ;*oir hill whio'i c-i-nu off on the 30th n't. u übi- tin unpitv-nil' iho l.ulics of t!ie di-trii"t. tik'^ t'u* oa ;o I'ro'u e/erytliintv tHlij kind tint. I). is hil! erio tiki-n pities h«r<>. I'lit) iniiNio ( vas stuplit'd In MessiN Uunlon, (vi.ilin); Wl.vird^, (pi.m •); Sh.iw (iu'coi-.ti vi); Miss lto»v in o lici it"d i-< M.O, and thM'o wort piVMMit a!) >nt -t J couples, who trippsil the li.^'it t'.mt.i^lio ti I daylight did «>ocir.
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 240, 4 February 1888, Page 2
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492OHINEMURI. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Paeroa, Friday. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 240, 4 February 1888, Page 2
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