A RECEIPT FOR WHATA WHATA

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 691, 18 November 1876, Page 3

A RECEIPT FOR WHATA WHATA

MB. — The What* What a correapondcnt, and the •etllen in that district are ince aaut'y cftllitig out about the state if 'he tr.am road, and, yerhaja, with rctitoa. lr >ou will *ll<»w vi*-, I nil' poiut < at to th»t auribe, 10 the ■ ttlera, »i.d Uat, th lUfch o«t tent, to thi i-.ile-f tuable rt-n^er, a louree of incom* they h«Tn apparently nveiLinked, namely, p«atnr»ge feea, Wbata Whata it Dothim; more 1 or lew than a lar^e farm, oapab c of giazng a Urge number of it<>ck t and d«e» •!>, in ftct. in adilition to the ilnninarahlt horse*, oattle, aud piu» upon 1 bio flat. >jnu tettltr baa ail<i>d ti m alrea'y lar^e cout ibution, a fl ck of •h »-p, hut thu. pr< ba'i'y, will be the hit anw upon t\itf o»mel'a 'a> k Whmt 1 w^h to i>< i>t out ii, tn»t 'he liw wliijn it in forun in the Newoaitie Hi^b^ay Di»fc'iot, diat iuo'ly p^intt out h>i a fe^ b« obart>e<l f>>r «v ry hor o or bed of cattle giazeii upon the public run. Sheep are n« t nuppoafil t» t>r at Iftr^v, and I'i.a are not r«o<>gnia*-d To oar>y <>ut th a law, a ranger «u appon e-1, 1 am af>aid, at a fixeii aalary. for, if th>a p«r(. ( in di't hia duty, and e>> f orc>d the feetor ever> bfl^at giazed in Wti»ta Wbatt, tiiere w< nld b« tuttj. irnt f unds reall< d to ■ epair tl c r»nd« in the vicii i y, and w eh old not be keeping ap an <xpeui»iv'ar< t, by paying a ranger f>r dmrtu D thinv, for i ot » ti ha of lh>- j ikt q az ing fe ■ wf re p^td U»t year, an<i th<*rn 1* very lit'l* prolii-bili'v of any being paid tins yar. Iho c I am not taking y< ur correapondeiit'a duty out of im tumis, I ur, prrh»t a, in tbia cane, h" is a squatter \ imaelf -I am, > 0 , On* who a<->wt* iv •upportinj? the over-worknl rsnyr. Ngaruavral.ia, >ovember 1876.