HARAPKPE.
December 27. For the last fortnight we have had rain almost every day, and luiy making is impossible. One or two of the sottlevs who began early have j lost; all they have cut, as it has been lying on. the ground ever since, and it will be a sezious Joss to some. Many of the potato crops are looking well and some but even rntdling, but as a great many more have beea planted than any previous year there will be plenty. On the To Rore bridge question there is but little S;iid and about aa much done in the matter, and at present it v,s a question of the future — and 'mi her a distant future, too, I should say if things do not move a In tie quicker than they do at present, unions a trifle of the five .million should liappon so find its way oa . iliis side of the. Waipa. "The Pirontfia lands seem about as, far off being so d as ever they were, and tho ac ion of the Government is, aa Lord Dundreary won! I nay, <« One of th-Re things that no fellar can make out." — | Own Correspondent. I
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Waikato Times, Volume XIII, Issue 1171, 30 December 1879, Page 2
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