TE AROHA.

Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1493, 28 January 1882, Page 2

TE AROHA.

Ostr correspondent, "writing yesterday, reports :— Our school, which has not yet been re-opened since the holidays, will soon be in full swing again, a gentleman from the Waikato district having been appointed teacher. The board, like many other public bodies, however, put the cart before the horse. < In this, as in a former instance, they have sent the teacher,, who,, by the . wayj is the happy possessor of a wife and a numerous family, here without any warning, and the consequence is that there is great trouble as to how they are to be housed.At present they are living at an hotel, pending arrangements.p-1 can .imagine your eagerness for goldmining news', but have nothing of great importance \ to chronicle ; in fact,. until we get some stuff crushed, which will be an expensive affair (packing, etc.), you need not expect -much on this, head; but I may say the feeling is healthy, as " far as mining matters go, and I belieye.wheri.thestuff lu cairbelput m^jon'fjbhefsjpQt at a reasonable; cost," Iho's'e shareholders 'who have -held vOIUmwUI be <• wellirepwid^ jfor <r wwting.?^Messfa^yld(oa rf »nd, Aickini'engineers, .haye 5 been for, the last few days!* looking i round,irtf..rojids, f tr/wkSjpetci, s and; l tim^.fdr-'th^ £l^n^^mpaniedrin|their^%mbluwß|D^^