KAWHIA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1750, 22 September 1883, Page 2

KA WHIA .

SALK OK TOANssHIP. Mr Lnngloy, who ii at pie^ent building a nice dwelling house 0:1 the Government reresoi'vo, has l'ecehed intimation fiom Mr Bryoe that Iho special legislation required befoie the Mile of tlio township .sections can be uudoi taken has passed, but he is not in a position to be able t>> tell him the precise d.ito when the sale will take place. This has proved a great disappointment to tha .settlers, especially as no specific leaaon has been assigned foi sucli action. Mill 1 OK h.h. lUN'I;MOA. The Govoimuent steamer h.is boen twice hoie dining the past week. On his fiist visit Oapt. Paii-chdd occupied si whole day in electing beacons, and on Sunday last she bio-ight in several M.H.R who wished to see Kawhia, amongst whom I noticed Messrs Turnbull, Duncan, Shrimski and Daniel. They all expiessed themselves as being exfcienioly well pleased with the appeal ance of the disti ict and haibour. MI&CELT. \XKOUS. King Tawhiao is again at his home on Torea.— Mullet and other fish aie now very plentiful in the harbour. — Tne small birds are becoming rather numerous, and are doing harm to the grain crops. —The h.s. Irishman is here, and bails to-morrow for Tarauaki. — (Own conespondent, September 18th.) __