TE AROHA.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3915, 16 July 1881, Page 2

TE AROHA.

The general aspect of things, including the weather, ia of a decidedly dull < '.}!ss* this part of the world, and people's wita must soon participate in the general tone if things da not.mend. „.._. . , v . I am sorry? toHbay.th*irtlnr opMnjfWSl the Warden's Ooutfe is, adjourned tfll the 20th inst., and we shall then, I believe, -r hare been ..more., than six weeks without t ': any Court. Any gentleman with awea;k> ness for absquatulating from his creditors; ■ will have e»ery opportunity allowed-him j for so -doing in; Te Aroha. The law,is,.~ i; very kind to criminals, but: uncommonly . hard upon the welt-meaning law-abiding:* lot. ; '■■■■-'■■■■ ■■■- ■■:.■•.■•■■> •.-."' ♦■• vj vviWjWi -tn 1; Some of the old claims are being" pegged r ~ off by new working parties ' already 'rr although Saturday was the date;6»%fcioh ■'"; < the certificate"of- aba'ndbnmenl;';wak'?t.6 irl*e' r '^ lodged, and we 'shall find^toe^^W^ 0 beginning, perhaps, after this dafe 1 s3"Sl>V' jl! {! comforter sort of friends'shbuld tHink of - ':' Waitekauri, amongst other""plac«a, -.a» ? ,aa,« „ instance of how time worts 5 won'dbrs''lit' ''" gold diggings, and'-'bdw'"^^^^^^^^^'^ became rejuvenated, by ju'gt'*a~ 'litHe" *i! judicious manageoient and a little^trifleTpf _ luck. There will'be another decidei"rush £l at Waitekauri, that has been, abandoned for several years as valueless, and has suddenly afforded one for twt>i«wn?findsr<»f(-^ rs| 600 and 800 ounces in! th£c<«rse of a'few "" weeks.~WaikatoTimea.fr ,-.-;r „ .v, T , TT