HARAPEPE.

Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1348, 19 February 1881, Page 3

HARAPEPE.

TuMMgHU&mfaA 4fP3«KKstt? has 1 been troubling the -hearts and minds of the inhabitants, <<rt'-«rttie 8f ctHe^'and gjvtftfonfe ,üb-*w» of> <them the Mlhoccf w *W&vMM*s: MP' {^writing 1 , mama JBfas often great in Little Pedlmgton, ; Mfimfc. But, to keep to the prfafc, thejj pflwoTot the Te ßore ondge, wmch was! done on Monday Ust, . I have Jiqt heard the ftt«^i*M& to a| pressure of work hrthe agricultural line, i .IwiftVo^t«^pB^»p* ,y^fi !^'H «»y I onght to have been), tjreseni'' lam not quite certain if. ( the:> District Board were present;, or whether it was champagne or beer s .jfchafc- wajl ,dtt»nk &tb,(celeb!rate lthe o^m|l(](o> b^fr ; no4oubt all they.'old tJmehon^nn^[ u/ceremomei u /ceremomei wefe i performed. Th^Ob,^uiiflaa of:the District Board' 'propoaea the hpaltii pf J&r^. A».-Whitaker our wortny v ' u M.S.II. for' 1 his enerfetic, praiseworthy ,]and unflaggjiigefforts. tut'for'hllm #6 Should not' have had the bridge in thijyri^htf>k^, ; -the health of the worthy contractors, and sundry othem ( too Jnumer6u» to .mention were drunk, but I will endeavour to obtaiu full and -authensc- ; p v a#ipularsv in^njy next letter. ' '' "" N.B. — If the ajboyg. health*,, i were not drank they should have been, also that of youyteorrespondeatj^^his patience and energy in sending such true and, correct of all- the proceedings iu'coniiecX#on with the great events • i Any mistakes in the above must be set dowjn to the great keat,;.not 'the chainpaigne or beer, as I was not there. -*[Own UOBRKSPONDKNX X. r „ . >•. ' i i • ,: n. '. ■* '* ' '.