FROM CORRESPONDENTS.
Cobomandel, This day.
The Tokatea and Union beach are again on specimen stone. The former got .80. pounds yesterday and the later about 50 pounds. Charles Hovell has resigned, in a huff, hit vaccination appointment. Tattbanga, This day. The Southern Cross arrived at daylight, and - returns to Auckland to-morrow night. '■*■' ■$"'. • ■''■ ' '■ .■■ ■■'■ ■ I'
The new Highway Board is working well. It is taking action for utilising prison labor. Levels of the town" are to be taken, and the wha^f repaired. New offices have been obtained for Board meetings. ' The Board work together. It has communicated with the Mayor of Grahametown and the Chairman of the Cambridge Board urging mutual action in endeavoring to secure the immediate formation of the Tauranga and Thames and Cambridge lines of road. The Times suggests the advisibility of sinking artesian wells and erecting flour mills.
No native news.
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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1744, 5 August 1874, Page 2
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