Cambridge in the Evening.

Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1235, 29 May 1880, Page 2

Cambridge in the Evening.

Our Oiimbmlue coi respondent wiites: — Cat ibri Ige p'c^j'itel .1 In ely appearance atuu* 1u ■ Kv.i-3 on Tiiiij j L.v. As coach or \eliviu r"l!i i tl into tin township, cquestn in aijil p'j<U'>tiiaa s'louN v.-nt the air as though nedlam li id biokui loose. Cll iiu'.U >vj;, two hoo'cniivki 1-, commenced to >■"' 1 i d.tt'cu'ii ' n .•'*■ I'lbticulP--. hut the affair was soon tei min 1 ted, A young 1 man named Maxwell, road inro a busroy near the National Hotel, .:nd af'er tinning 1 a summersault cscapod 111 rhc most miraculous mamiei with a <!isl'cxtcl ande and a severe slnkniu 1 . Tho hoi^ hli to be shot. Thy hiiyyy atul oocup mts escaped without injiuy. "Wlieti the n.oon lose aljout halt past seven it-s ray-, wero shed on as imtl (> y find p'cta>e que n crowd, w.utnig tor admission to thp Public Hall, as it ever -hone on. The Cambridge aid Waikat'i li-vd Band p'ayods'.lectionsj at the door, -which iin.il'y opened to an entevtiinmnit of Abie Hickon's. ''Eriendij" fiom the audience took to the st ige, put on the ylo\e«, and, without muyli science, pattered away at one anoth v to then heir's content, then, with a smile and shake of th" hand would retire for the next two "friends/ The Si'imtion, of course, Avas at the finish be' ween Mr H. A. Keeping, the Waikato amateur champion, and Abie Hielcen, champi'ii, of Australia ; and will did our locil mm acq'iit himself. Barnem's Men geri ' and Higgins Wild Buist ShoAV did yood bubiues-.