April 24, 1876.
There is very little new 3 in Cambridge of any importance. I hope our kickists will " roll up" soon ; really we must not be loft behind Te Awa/nuta in this matter, even if we allow them to bent vein cricket and. dramatic clubs. The members of the Cambridge Literary Society intend shortly to call their annual meeting, aud to inaugurate the new season with a public entertainment of some kind. The -Society deserves the « cordial support of the settlers, which it ie to be hoped will be accorded it. Due notice of both meeting and entertainment will be git en in, the Times. The fever, is still very bad, and one case has, 'I am sorry to say, had a fatal terminition. A son of Mr Henson's, of Maungakawa, died on Friday morning last. This makes the 3rd or 4th death in Cambridge 'by fever. There has been light showers of rain for the past day or two, which bay« don« raucirto mako the country grow greea again — Own Gorbespgndent.
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Waikato Times, Issue 613, 25 April 1876, Page 2
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