A CHEESE FACTORY FOR OHAUPO. ENGLISH & FOREIGN. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1642, 13 January 1883, Page 2

A CHEESE FACTORY FOR OHAUPO.

ENGLISH & FOREIGN. [BY TELEGRAPH.-COPYRIGHT.] [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.]

' ,To' THE EDITOR. Sir, —l notice in your issue of 11th an advertisement by Mr S. Steele, calliug a public meeting at Ohaupo racecourse, with the view of forming a cheese factory. If Mr Steele had called his meeting at Ohaupo it would look like business, but I presume Mr Steele would like to have the factory located somewhere in one of his«tirtree paddocks 1 handy for his, otyn use., Ohaupo, Sir, ( is, 'the most central- and suitable place for such a factory iv every point of view, being ih'tlie' 1 'centre' of'the r most thicklysettled part of the country, and, as milk is not benefitted by a long jdrive, would be close to a good many, who would most likely supply the ; cqrjimodity) required. Hoping some others will take the matter up who will consider the convenience of the public generally, leaving self put,of the matter. —l,am&c, „ , Equidistant. Ohaupo, 12th, January. [There is ample room for anoth er. factory at Oh,apj>o. 'The interests of that and the one pt the racecourse would not clash in any' way.■^-j-Ed-.j ,

Messrs Clark andfGanei baye. recqiyed, instructions to<sell on, Thursday, next, %y the, -residence ,of Mr E.> 4, ,( Keynolas,, Cambridge, the , whole, qf valuably household furniture, etc., a detailed list of .w.hiphapp^ars^lsewhere,,; . ; Beware I-nHei^hp; courts f and goea away may live to court another day, buff he .whpwedjß.anli. courts, girls still, may get timti •i^J&'MPA \..,Zi V } A' ij^ipsil once^asked», a condemned

i $ if?' \ -L—3& A* ■ • (? January 10. CetbwayoJ accompanied by his escort of British troopa, has arrived at Port Durnford, on the coast of Zululand. London, January 11. The United States Senate has passed a Bill that members of the Cabinet shall succeed in the order of precedence in the event ot the death, resignation, or inability} of the President or VicePresident. Paris, January }0. A „ The French press, discussing the cirpular issued by England to the Powers," explaining its intentions in regard to Egypt, urge that France'should hold "fast" to "its' position in that country. ' !' ,* \ ' Ceylon, January 10.' \ Arabi and the leading Egyptian rebel who have been exiled' to -Ceylon, - arrived--to-day from Suez. , ,