TE AWAMUTU.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1967, 14 February 1885, Page 3

TE AWAMUTU.

Hn«-r (in i iv-> a nested James Thompson, n 'half caste fi<»»ii Kopua., on Thm^l.iv, uiklim- .1 w. in .nit clinging 1"»>1 "»> wll!l feloniously "dling »e\eial ca-es of typo, the i.inpi'ity of ccit.nn natives It appeals th.it snino y«'.H -.»K<»i be f '"° tl 1 1 l ° «■».*•««•• <> iiitnessubscnbed and bought soni'? tj [•<• .itid .1 j>im>in? I)' 1 --, "it' 1 the ohjt'Lt ->t Miihli^imcr iv Maori iipw^paper. Iho tj |m>, ho\\e\ei, l.vy in Auckland until about -.om'ii vc.us .ik". " l)pn lt w<i " b1"11b 1 " 11^ 1 * "P tv Kopu.i, .tnd .i-. ThoiupM.u's house was the only voodon one m the settlement, it w.>s (l.M) (( ,it.>d mit fin safe keeping, huly m tins u.onth Thoinpsmi sold it to. a hinnpcan named Liwionce, who rcnioM-d hi., pmchase to Auckland. Thin coming to the eais of the natives led to an mfmin.itmn bemsr lodged nßain<.t tho acctucd, and he was. leeordmgly arrested. . . The (Joveinment paddock here is in a n.o.t d.sjji.vu-fal state. It is a nuisciy fm All mntd of noxious plants, the -icedh of utiich .no ttiotubuted with chaimmj? iml».uti.vlity mi the biiirounding propeitu-s. Tlu-reaie fur/.e, bn.irs, dog d.uaies, &c, flowing luMUMiitly in it. It is •»» eyesoie t.. tln> tosMi. There aie men enough in Kiliikiln ; sHidy two ir tbieo could be sn.ne.l f..i one day to cle.iv the place. It should be cut up and sold ; it could then W- m.ide some »i,e of. A hinall in.rtioii, s.»> 1) ( 'f oi tlnee qiuiteis of an acio, would be ample foi the pmpiisesof the (ioveinment. (Own (Joiieapoudent.)

[in rMKinu'H.— own cokukm'onmkm.] Tk Aw \Min , Fnda\. .(.iino.Tlioiiips..)), am^tudfm tho l.uci in o[U|r., u.n Wnuißlit up today by Sci-t <;illiok h. f.uu Mi NY. T.ty]..i, J.l'., .uiil, ..n f^*aiM.licaUuii (if tin- *o«t , he wa-, ie iirin.U',l till I'iiiUj. tlie --'Otli in-.t. Ac cu-ed a-Knl t-> l>c .idnnttoil to Kill, to which the ju-tico a{?i.-i-d, pioudniK i«i.iuld find two suit tu- of Ul >0 oich. llio pulici" often d no i.>>jfcti-»n.