SCISSORGRAMS.

Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 479, 15 June 1875, Page 2

SCISSORGRAMS.

There has been a rush to Fern Flat at Ohinemuri. — Sickness prevails in Christchurch owing t^ bad drainage. — From May 7th to June 11th Auckland imported batter to the value of £700. This ought not to be. — The emigrants per L>uuedia all found engagements. — The jockWs^ of Auckland have presented a testimonial td^ostjferkins.— r^ke rabbit nuisance at In^rcaWNias becWf^Sni^rerable. — The " Cross " say^ m* V^ilway^ongfiuc^ed ia New Zealand are tbAcheapestrin the^ world!— ?Tbe same paper says the, Governor will probably meefc Tawhiao at Kawhia next summer. — The General Government has charged Auckland interest on the Onehunga railway since it opened in 1874. — Auckland is being divided into wards. — A strange fish, caught at the Waikato Heads, is being exhibited in Auckland, where there were many odd fish already. Miss Christian has recovered from her illness. — An open verdict was returned on Sextie. — Col. Nation's third son has married a daughter of H. H. Turton. — Notes on the Mason Bee by Major Mair were read at the Auckland Institute last evening. — Te Kooti has written an anto-biography. — A man, named William Dodds, died suddenly. — Hawkey Bay estimates this year shew a surplus of i>13,000. — The Governor is visiting — A motion has been tabled in Bcpvincial wuncil of Canterbury against abolition \f lWfc&ices,^qjiL; a|^t the neife general elections. -^id^sraf mufk>n^&ei)een sold in Dunodin at 2s ea^h. \.._ \ -j^~