TATARAIMAKA.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8126, 5 June 1906, Page 3

TATARAIMAKA.

(From our own correspondent). The Tapuae Hill is passable now. The last heavy rains carried away many tons of earth from the filling of the Tapuae stream. There is only! a small tunnel, which is expected to carry all the water. It would have been less expense to have built a bridge in the first place. I have seen the water in the stream level with the bridge, and the tunnel will never carry off the water when it reaches that volume. It would be all right if we never had any rain.

. A yery old and respected resident passed away here on May 30th, in the person of Mr W. Wilson, after a long and painful illness. The funera', which passed through Tataraimaka on Sunday for the local cemetery, was the largest ever seen here. A sharp shock of earthquake was felt here on Sunday morning about 0 I o'clock.

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