TUHIKARAMEA.

Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1055, 29 March 1879, Page 2

TUHIKARAMEA.

VVurLE the residents of Hamilton ire rejji-ettiQg the departure of Mr Cox, sat-., we in Tuhikuriuu'H, are as sorry to lose Air HI. B. Cox, who is a neigh hour and cricketer, was unrivalled in these carts. Mr Taylor, who has been farming here for the past year or two, is also going to leave us, another cricketer the less. The Wnatawhata Cricket Club are naturady exaaltantat our losing two men who hare contributed so materially, to their periodical defeat, I may, however, remind them, that although we are loosing a "Taylor ttid u Cox" we .shall have still a • l ft.jlio aii.l a Carter.''

" She's come and go e "

For some clays past I have been • leiiberating as to the most appropri»te manner of an ouncing the •UTival oar new sc 00l mistress, who was to guide the Tunikaraniean's up the ladder of know edge and along 1 the path of virtue, when mv calculations are completely upset by the sud len departure of the Ltdy, who, s> to speak, shook the Tuhikararaea dust off her feet, upon Wednesday lust. Who we are to have as readier is, as yer, unknown ; but it is t > be hoped that the Education B >ard will, in their selection, chose a te-icher somewhat betcer adapted to the requirements of a oountry district; where (owing to the army ■if bachelors) the attendance is nob large, and, as in the present insunce, some little distanoe has to bo walked daily to and from the school, —O>VN OORRESPONDAfT.