TE AWAMUTU. April 24th, 1876.

Waikato Times, Issue 613, 25 April 1876, Page 2

TE AWAMUTU. April 24th, 1876.

I understand thai the commodious house recently Erected by v Mr Canny for an hotel here, to which a license was-refuseel at the last licensing Court held, has been leased by Mt Cumming-, the weH-kaown Hamilton Brewer, -vho has taken it for a long period, and will apply for a license. I should scarcely suppose that in this caso the license _yvill be refused. -Mr dimming is so wellrknown and respected, and ci second house is so much needed that the granting 1 of a license to such a man as the new applicant, will be acknowledged by all a» a great public boon. I mentioned in my last that the crops were all securely in, but forgot to dwell upon one pleasing feature of the past season. Pomona has been fully as generous to us as Ceres. Our.fruifc'trees have been .abundantly laden, and large quantities of fruit, especially apples, pears, and quinceg, have been gathered iv and stored. I am glad to say that the response <o? the young men of the district to the imitation to form a Football Club, 'baa 'been most "hearty, and the practice of the gam© has been taken up with spirit. Where is your regular Te Awaniutu correspondent. He has been mute for some time past, or I should not have cent you an occasional letter as I have done. Surely in this prospering busy Httle community there must be many events of interest occurring to forward For publication, which busied as 1 am on my farm, escape mo ; and if a settler, he should remember that in his own and all our interests, he cannot too prominently briqg his district into notice. Indeed, as much might be said of all your correspondents. — FitOK*. COKR.ESPOND.EttT.