TAPANUI.

Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 252, 28 November 1872, Page 8

TAPANUI.

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< f <jf Hi(s fckrticftlaF-XifoPr bfttrt^S 1 <#reftfej and dlßer ci-ops'at'e suffering 'dxtreme drought.' '" , . The tirnbei\,tradq is very active here at ptesefl\jfind all the carrying power obtain.atfe'i3 iv requisition. The. Manse Bush gaill has unfortunately suspended operations during tKe.last-week, owing; tOfeniinge of proprietors,.. wTherftdd anj old maxim. that," Top. many. AOokß/S^poili th.c bcoth," which .seems be Verified in this case, for. I Relieve it has been m'-the'hand^ of Bomething likafdur dlftWenc proprietors during the past' 'week 'and. none' of them 1 Has managed

to/get iip, steam yet. ','., The Church Building Committee bad ; on;Thursday night last, but when progress was reported,, they themselves something -just as they " were. No doubt, we- all like, to worship' in a decent-looking place; arid be Jis we 'can ';',,' but I think majority of*' the _ inhabitants I v wQuld rather see a goad mejdical man jestablisbed us, and pat up 'wttfoifche^elight discomforts of our present .sanctuary for a season' to obtain this : much : de'Birecl and much-required fuiictionary^'Tlie past fortnight, or three weeks "ought to act as y & stimu•laut in thia .direction, especially. 1 when the -local society,, ,\\Uish., guarantees medical atteudaoceto itfcjnembers, is, shrinking'fVom the -responsibility and; repudiating the extra cost. iir •J ' Ano'rher ■ public" functionary, of . a different" stamp, is a"lsp\Very much required, viz.,., a J.P. " I, /may say w t e \ have biit.one, fin, ijh,e, jdistrietr^distant some seveji .miles ftom.the.t6wnship-^Tj and 'whea"birsiness calls bim'fyom'bfome! 'w&Tn&f^v and eeet' justice w^Jiere ? we, can r fir\U' it; I'TKe of , a lo^jil^rlP^ would save^a grejit amount df r lioVseffesh; hntt',a",d ) eal of trouble, .andjlyxie. - It is, a -great .pity.a couimissjun.-did nut get. blown in this direction, w.hen tUaywere 1 so recently Jjein*^ scattered -broadcast over the land, fot»-there is 'ho 'want "of" eligible gentleineivfoFthe office here. T is aujazing how .headstrong some people are in district. An instance of this occurred „the other-day on the road.to ; the Victoria sawmill, when Mr. James' Black, of the Waikaka, who was driving- hj.s team of bullocks along the road, suddenly lay down on the road anil allowed the wheels of his waggon tq-pass over his. Head. Mr. Black, on ! recovering himself, came to tl^e conclusion, that au- accident jiad occurred, and after n careful examination of the organ referred to, was surprired to find j the" damages so 1 light;- for t wi^li^the'help j of a' bandage "and a light stimulant he managed to drive home liis team. An unusually ;large rut, I believej was the j cause of the experiment.