THE NEW TIME-TABLE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2125, 20 February 1886, Page 2

THE NEW TIME-TABLE.

TO THE EDITOR. Sir,— l am told that there is to be another change in the railway arrangements, and that the evening train is to remain at Hamilton until the following morning. Can you tell me if my information is cor rect? Because if it is. it is surely high time for Cambridge, Alexandra, Ohaupo, Kihikihi, and Te Awamutu to take up the matter, and make their voices beard on the subject. The idea that passengers and mails are to be carried to within ten or twenty miles of their destination and to be detained there till next morning is surely too monstrous and unfair to be quietly submitted to by the Large population affected, or to be seriously thought of by so businesslike a man as Mr Hudson.— l am, yours faithfully, An Up-countr\ Resident. February 17th.

[We believe the information to be correct. Tho objection uiged by our correspondent has already been put before the Manager by us. Hib opinion is that the arrangement bhadovvod forth in these columns, or something closely allied to it, must be adhered to if the local .service is to be established. At the same time it would be well that an expression of public opinion should be made on the subject. We believe Mr Hudson is bincerely desirous to servo the best interests of the public, and any iepresentation made to him would, we are sure, be treated with the utmost consideration. -Ed.]

Mt J. S. IlucUand will hold his next Cambridge cattle iale on Thursday. Tho date of Mr Munaj's sale at I'iako is altered from the 26th inst. to the ith March. iJc Las been instructed to sell the furniture, &c , of Mr S. I. thompson, Tamahere, and the furniture of Mr J. B. Little, Cambridge. Dates and particulars in future issue. It is Worth a Triai .—". — " I was troubled for many years with kidney complaint, gravel &c, my blood became thin, I was dull and inactive, could hardly crawl about, and was an old worn-out man all over, and could get nothing to help me until I got American Co.'s Hop Bitters, and now my blood and kidneys arc all right, and I an] as active as a man of thirty although I am seventy- two, and I have no doubt it will do for otheis of my age. It is worth the triaVMFathor.) Notice.