THE NORTH ISLAND TRUNK RAILWAY. [BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] A Practicable Route Discovered. New Plymouth, Thursday.

Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1708, 16 June 1883, Page 2

THE NORTH ISLAND TRUNK RAILWAY. [BY TELEGRAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.] A Practicable Route Discovered. New Plymouth, Thursday.

Mr Huksthouse has discovered a practicable route for the railway line from the mout of the Mokau.

A notice by the Cambridge poundkeeper appears in our advertising columns. A notice by the poundkeeper of the Te Awamutu pound appears elsewhere. Mr J. S. Buckland will Bell at Ohaupo on Tuesday, 20th inst., 100 head mixed stores, fat steers, cows, calves, sheep, &c. Mr Donkin, who came out in the Liguria, and was with Mr Reynolds near Cambridge, ii inquired ior. , Tendei 8 are invited for supplying the horses of the constabulary in \Vaikato with forage, also ior shoeing same. Attention is directed to Adam Bede's advertisement re consultation on the Melbourne Cup. A meeting of the creditors of Win. Stuart, Kihikihi, will be held at Mr Gresham's office, Te Awamutu, on Saturday, 23rd inst., to receive trustee's report, and pass a resolution of discharge. Ml' John KnOX will Sell at the Hamilton Auction Mai ton' Saturday, 23rd inst., sections of land itt Hamilton East (including allotment with Good Templars' Hall thereon), Hamilton West, and Komokorau. I The attention of householders is directed to the advertisement >of *Mr J. Die , 'Hamilton West, who has taken over the busiro.s 'of Daley, and Co., draper*, !cc. ,He will, after date,' Have all kinds' of groceries dn sale. ' j Mrs f BENjAJtt* Tyler, 1 who had been' without the power of speech for jfift< en, •years, jecently ,fe^l from her chair, and jthe shock restored her to speech." ' Ladies' 'should be 'more' careful when 1 they ait' idown.' i Sometimes* the most disastrous (consequences fqUow a little carelessocM ,