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Waikato Times, Issue 844, 13 November 1877, Page 2

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. November Btb. The late wet and stormy weather, though not Improving, tho appearance of the btock, Jiasolon-J a great deal of good to the grass and crops. It has had the effeo'fc of raiding Che. Waipa, and there will nosy be np ; fear °f the river navigation, befng interrupted for a considerable time; !We|havej bfedh "txpectjug a visit from Mr .Crook, of lime-light C9iebrity, but the Bad'weather at the time, and toe difficulty ofproouring a suitable room, has cuaed "the exhibition to be postponed indefinitely. Tnere is no doubt but that any idnt'ertaihmeiit—especially one of the above olass —would be largely patronised. 'Perhaps when 'oar Public fcUll is erected, we.way.bs of sea visited by tnose who Jabour for the public amusement in fetrirh'fbr The public shillings, lhere is absolutely not hi ug t<> report trom Whata- , whata, r Even the Raglan Koad hat given 6u£ v I have been'informed by one gntleman that he has kept up a steady correspondence" with ihe G- .vennuent, through 6nr meinber for Waipa, u\\ tne * subject of this road, but, so far, we have Been no good come of it. . owerer, th re is iom'eMing aa'id~soinewhere"a<jouu a con* ti'aual dropping wearing away tne stvne, ,apd;if ever the, jßaglan Jimd it opened, the before-meutioued gentleman aud ! /-'yqur.„pwji", will have to divide the honour of getting it done.—Cukrgs« ffONDMfT, |.r r