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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 319, 7 January 1874, Page 2

WAIPORI WESLEYAN CHURCH. mHE REV. W. H. BECK wULPreach (p.v.) ■f in the above Church Ifo)XT SiiBBATH EVENING, January 11th', at half-past six* o'clock. , NOTICE TO FARMERS IN THEMOUNT BEXGJEE, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. fTIHE undersigned has purchased a first-class Threshing Machine and powerful engine, specially for the distriots named; -and. will be prepared to execute all work entrusted to him at reasonable rates. JOHN INGLIS, Roxburgh.

An Grepaki correspondent writes:— "During the past fortnight we have hati verychangeableVeather — thunder, lightening wind, and rain. The latter was insufficient in quantity to benefit the miners, whose rac*es are very low indeed. Of course those engaged in lifting- and washing-up do not want rain. Others, again, who are sluioing — and there are several, parties so occupied — would delight in a goed downpour at least once a week. • ■ The. committee- of management for the local Caledonian, sports are very active canvassing, &c. A'TAiNTyidea of /the value of house- property I jo. Loadon may be, gleaned from, tjie following statement :~Of a block of handsome offices just erected in T.eadenhall street, thie ground of: the back floor of the back block— simply a room under 50ft by 40 — lets for 106^ guineas a year, on a 21 years' lease, and %U the other rooms in proportion.