TEAROHA.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1665, 8 March 1883, Page 2

TE AROHA.

" — ~ T' , v ; , I The weather, winch ' t h'aSj ty'eeh unsettled for some time,' is how sui^cjentjy'improved 80 as -to a^mit of rbut-dpdr work being carried on.' ' ,',,",'," . f The road to Waiororigorriai is vow almost impassable for heavy "traffic, 'and the coac^ )T^hic^. r ;liaa r been..pnning without intermission* «u¥ing v the winter months between that place and Te Aroha, is laid up for a time» until dry .weather wilj again improve *he road so 'da to ren&kr'U k'fe. >' lT ' * 1 )/. \\ The tramwajr formation is in a forward state, the slips aromossly removed, and ddmha* Hone by tbc hefayQr&inifo being repaired, i w ■ > v ; ' ■( )M . jV^r Patterson, from , Price Brother* foundry, at the Thames is engaged in fixing the turbines at the battery, and connecting the pipes , with the wafer-race.. This wcjrk will shortly ( be'completecL and the battery ready for crushing quartz. Another hotel *was opened af Wav- 1 orongomai on Saturday last, MrKenriefe ;'. ' c'ondifcldnal* license Atofli^r ¥^ica of ' thftX^enaina Aofc. .Wndment. Act, 1882,' % M?- High l MSLi*6r; "for the PjfentifV^te^ !,'The-b^Ud.io|{ f ,^bich is a .twots,toi|et7 one, is situated at the corner; ' to Lawless'- Waiorougon»S '? felt at \YaiorongojTia|; as'tie hofeVac«DßS^^ dation has hitHerto v 'b(s^n a^^lSoient for the- growing ,~meccssjty& ,^own- „ ship. , - * |^»\lwMMsl the Pial^o Oonnt? Gomioil are engalert ib be-^

' t smFsl&,~th<j~feefs~iTr the* Premier, 'Werahiko and .Wtiftbkft are giving very encouraging prospects. Of the works' $ifhicb,»?e,progreMing,ln } opening ,up .the, tfJMUWr in -thepe \ cjaijips, , howov«r> I ex--BWt/to bQ^blß.ito giv.e > a more, detailed *ot|PH)it,o£ the mjnea in my Jiejcti— (Own Correspondent, March 7.) , ; „ , -