WHAIA WHAIA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 581, 10 February 1876, Page 3

WHATA WHATA.

Sib,— There have lately appeared in your oolnmus articles from your own correspondent at Wliata WliaU, through which I ha»e fiequently been annoyed by anonymous letters, &c, and 1 beg lhrou^li jour journal to inform those wuo lia»J honored me mtit thoir lururi that I am in no way identified mih your own coi respondent. — I am, &c, A C Ivesen. Wuuta Whuta, b\ bruary 2nd, 1876.

Tirs Wn\TA. Whaia. as» NGARUAWAHIA Roads — Tue VVhau Whata Con\au<)ii<Jent of me "Herald" complains of tht itate of pvrti cular porfciom of the road, but we understand that this »cry part of it is one that will bo eailv taken in hand by tke working paity of the A C force sent iv that direction last week He says : ''Nothing lias-been done since thi flood on the road, although many of the bridge* and approaches are damaged. One bridge near Whata Wuaia is quite impassible. 'lhn uegiigtuca ol tlu- Newcastle Road Board has never been better shewn thun ut presem. The Mangapiko Board, whicb joma tbw on the upper suie, had a givat manj bridges damaged by the flood. Two days after ihe water li&d subsiiled, men were put on to work at them, and in a ./eek after, the * nole road was in good order again, yoi there a nut ao much traffic by h«lf ■>■ on ihi* road to Nguruawahia, for the roads trora Harapipi and Raglan join the main road at Whata Whata."