HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL SPECULATION.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 607, 11 April 1876, Page 2

HAMILTON PUBLIC HALL SPECULATION.

Sim,— -The gentleman who writes under thii h«adin^' in thli daj'i Uju* must wither be a itranger to Hamilton or one wh^ troxiblta himi*tf to ft Tiry alight degree in the welfare of thi* town* ■hip, or aurely •*•« this he would hare enquired for what purpose tjie large bnok building, which it now in coune of erection on the eaat aide of the river, ii to be mod. If he had tione to he would have learnt that a man of sufficient «nier« prue hat been found to erect a "Puoho Hall" at his ova expense. Th« hall in question will be 53 feet long by 30 feet broad, and will »ooomtno«< dute in comfort between three and four huudred people. Aat Age will be erected at one end ; the roof will be constructed with a due regard to th» conveyance of suuud, and the whole will be well ht and Tentilated. Sure y now that one roan h<s been found of a aufficieotly enterprising character to «et an exampU, otbom m*y b» found who will erect similar buildmgt in different part* of Hamilton, to meet the larj{<J requirement* of the district, and take pity upon the dozent who could not find room iv the Court-houa*, eipecwlly upoa " one who had to go home." — I am. Ac, Ohb o» th« GhH»**Ja< JPcaua Hwultoa, April 6.