NGARUAWAHIA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 657, 5 August 1876, Page 3

NGARUAWAHIA.

Auguit 2. f Tn itij last letter I alluded to a rew nhnol-lioute in court* of erection. For Botue years a room in the hospital building I\m been vied for the school. Whca the comimlte* lenrnt that *-hey would bo nquirfd to more, tli« chairman at once communicated with the Superintendent to all< w two of the immigrant cottagts to be- plnced at the di«potolof the committee, to »o alter at to enable them to boid erliool in them till other arrangement! could b« made. The answer to this r» quest was a, ?i»it from the Prorincial feninnter, Mr Al'right f who called for trndera to rhift tlie two cottages to the rcliool retervr, a block of about two acre*, in front of the Bank of New Zealand. Mr Kiuioome'i tender was accepted, and i is probable the building -will be »o far f n ehtd at the end of this week that the nr'-00l can be carried on there next week. Tno size of the building will be s^out 48 x 20, a fine room for jmblic meetings jkadsoacuini

An accident occurred U»t evennu to a young man, a sawyer at Tnupni I» jacking a log to the pit a wedge slipped, and hu hand was crushed between the log an<l sldJ. Ho pa^ed bere t:.is morning o-i hia way to D.- direy, beaitilv s^rry that the hospital was not rea.ly to receive him. A complimentary dinner to Mr Gibson, of the Bank, oa the Decision of bi« leavi' q Ngaruiwahia, v»a3 girpn Jn.«t ni^btnttlie Delia Ilotel About thirty five wire present, including the cl r^y of ihe distiiot, and our leading bußin°Bs oeople and settlers.— Own CoBnEaPO!JDE^T.