THE HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 548, 23 November 1875, Page 3

THE HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL.

Sib,— Nabettervplan for pro rising a Publi* Hall for this township coluld be derised than that set on foot ld»t we%k, and mentioned in your Saturday's ptper.- What* the use of this body or th.it body taking up the matter on its own hook, wheu a good pull, a S'rong pull, and a pull altogether will rrfake the thing to be done moie quickly, betttr, and cheaper. r<£'"»believe that after a wKile, at any rate, the I OG- T would haTe»succeeded in getting a ho3l of their own, but it will.Jbs far better for^us-all to go in together,' and ns a company, raise the means fcr erecting a> firsVclass buiWiug that -will 1 ba a credit to the place, and forborne to eomcanawer all our purposes. -By a little arrangeaiontrihe building could 'toe designed to that it could iwiswer all thepimpoies of a JUodge^oom, Public HalUor Concerb'Jßooin, and wen -for ]>*yin« fer* vice on the Sunday, • and there are days enough in the month foirurto'-iflanage our LtidgoTaighte, Entertainments, Meetings, &c, without any danger of clashing the one- with the other. -By uniting together *re might wect a^bbiWinff big enough to accommodate >lhe largest- audi»ncet hot-, the greatest attraction 'is likely to.dr.iwin.Zla»iilfc>n r whereas if one body, and then another in dinded efforts undertake* the * wdrlt, we' should- «til^be left without a building worthy the" naoie or fit for miny of Ae 1 purpseee^of i 3*tiblic HalLv} am, &c— Good CTehplib. Hamilton, Nov. 22.