WHATAWHACA.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 806, 16 August 1877, Page 2

WHATAWHACA.

August 9 There seem? a probability of g^bbin I our main ro*d from Jfgaruawahia 1 Alexandra, opened for traffic. Ti: Newcastle Town Board having taken tt matter up so spiritedly, the amount rote by that body will Blmosb maka a goo road to Whatiwhata. Ib only remtii for the Newcastle, Tuhikaraav»a, an Mangapiko Highway Boards to full) the good example, and this road, vvhic has been virtually cbaod for ao lonj would be open for the traffic, which hi at present, to make a long circuit throuo Hamilton, to the detriment of this a 1 every other Waipa settlement. Th money voted for this purpose by tl Newcastle Town fijard, will, X belie vi

be applied to ,tbe Jnain line between Stone's farm and' OHoWbroek, whieb I will avoia the hilli on the old track- A- -: daviaiiob -of the.(aifm«, MW H taken about a milo above Whatawhatstf '. wherdittie ndftr JinniWWt«fyft4i byj Mr Clarke, le%v«s the old track, cominfrouk ftjain V. at Heathar*,,Qreek. This fine, besides heing mii(h shorter, bis not •■'»■• hill of any cpos equejice in the whole of it-, and oould 'be very chea-ly fonl»ed.; Once get these two lines open, andl the road from Ngatuiw/ahU lo Alexandra,^, would be quite leyelth^e whole. w,ay, and among the. immediate^ advanl ages, wpuld ; be a coach three tiroes a week. : Dr Pollen, once said this road was a 1 lojal ■ one, but it affeoteaslarge afcl e*tentV:fl oountry and popNilatldn ! as *ny»in ) the ' Waikato, and now that the railway; has' reaohedNgarua#kUiar,ii<»is;to be sino<>eljr hoped that not onlyiour irjepresentativefl but every settler, will lend his aid (and influence i towards haviog a tnain Waipa road opened.— 6wji' Co|«iESJPs^pBNTi