GOOD TEMPLARY AT WHATA WHATA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 577, 1 February 1876, Page 3

GOOD TEMPLARY AT WHATA WHATA.

Sic, — Having seen a paragraph in your issue of the 29th mst, advocating tho establishment of a Good Templar Lodge at Whata Whata, will you permit me to state tint the parent lodge were not remiss m this matter. A form of application mis sent down some time fence to Whata Wljuta for signatures bj Bro C Longbottom, but \\<- Jitve heard nothing of it since. I am quite of \ouf opinion that much good may be effected b\ l\t ndmg the influence of ika order, and I w ill bu happy to assist to the in nij power in fuitheiing that object by th-» estiblwhinent of a lodge at Whota Whata. It uny lady or fjontleiniui "ill vmtiluto the subject* in that dutrout, and will obtain the nocessaiy mirabt r of signatures, (10) and if he or "*lie will communicate with me, I will immediately fnrwmd » iorm of uppibation for chaiter, and fuuui.li all the nt'cc— .vi y 1 infoiin-'tion for. the foundation o( a •lodpo nt'Whrtta Whata. It ym ciin find apace for the above in your talunble coluntna you will oblige. — I am, ii.ci "Wimjam: Mylrka, Sueretary Hope of Wuikato 1 odne, IOGT. lXmmltjn, Jauuarj 31st, 1576.

3 1Rj In reply to your noboo of Saturday last, I beg to inform jou the subscription lis on noioHtit of Gall ami u not yet -cli'sed. I have been waiting and wutrlum: e*|>«'otmg to coo names of subscribers haiulod 'ii ♦" the Waixvto Ttvta, butts jet, v. ith the eec \i mn uf 3 our fvfn gunei, the while of t lie llu umh<\) i* from Canibiiiifct. "\\ ho, aliens ami vvlmt u " Mi»cta\, ' whc&rt life was suml s Mots lv- not r.-c miitso tht; deed as «oithy of Minn' m,lnii>»Vt>di»niont. lt> nmj mtpntion, if moan* ntill nMcw tr purchaac two bil\ er waiclies for prc<ent«ti<m, which, with nieduls from I lio \io)nl Huni'iiH Sofiety, v,hieli Mr R. K. Hunt his ulncj.d» sent for, will 1 tmst bo gntisfactory to ilif tolisi nl>o2i>, «.nd ftpoeptabla to the re-ti}'U-ut». — 1 .an, &.o. (Jsi) .T. Nkau CauibriUgi.", January 31 it, 1876.

The Waikatg Roltk to RoTOtTA and mr Hot Lacis — Jluttn* route n now esta-bu-hed us the mute par e.rcellance to the v.ondlous hot LiUes and tpi iiik«, tlie m'torrai'tui^ toiuifam*. ii»e tmid \olcaiioc», the humnig moantain, unit l.iut, hnl b\ >v> jjiwiu^ le.ut lovel> und ptcilc«» Kotomahaiia, m>iy be tcxiified b> (lie mimlierf of tonnsL tli.it |>j/?s through hero dmlv on t'»eT \*a3 to Ohuiiu'itu. There .110 now four HieaiiH'is -engaged on (Uo VVjun^to trade, ;tnd it is Bfldom niiicfd lhat one puts m mi appeal mice in tu«-ec- waters without bringing 11 go«dl> number ot visitors Wo nro told uol to put, our tuiBt4n rrmces, but if the ali^liteat deptnilenoe may oepliwd upou tli« woid o( iLu letera ot the Crown, before apnuf; in "ere the road con neuling Cambridge viubtfca Hot. Litkes District will b« an nccoinptiahed luct. Ihwi with King Kail t a Okaupo - possibly to Cambridge- the journey from Auckland to Olinioiutu may be comfortably and eanly done in ft vory low Uo4ir#. Advance Waikato ' J