TE AROHA.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2219, 28 September 1886, Page 2

TE AROHA.

IIKOM 01 U OWN CORUF.SPONnFXT.] Ti Akoh \, Monday. V meeting <-f the domain board was he'd on Sifudav evening, the mern-ht-is vit sent being Mes-r-. (iavin, Ahier md Mi <i. iv in occupied the chair piotem. Mr Ahiei stated th.it the meetin.: h.id b.vn oiled by himself and Mr < L >u mi f..i th.« pnipiiso of receiving a letter fi'im l'rufosor C.idiii.m withdrawing' his application t.) be appointed hvdropathnt, &u, at the bith*, i»id of consideimg a telegram to the chamnan by the VnderSeuetuy for tlu> Lands ]>epaitment. Befoie taking in hand the bu>ine-^ for which the meeting wasctil.'d, Mr Ahier hiought f >ruaul a motion " That a full repoit or the piocoediugs at ail their meetinps I).- liken by the -eHetaiv f<T the protection of the bond. The tpotion w a> seconded by Mi Oiiinn anrl carried. After the reading of the letter from Profe-sor Cadt.nn, i 1 evolution wi> }>as^ed that the letter b" iect'i\ed, and hi^ a])plication letuuied to him. Some di^cu^sion follow i'd upon the leading of the tele<^ra:n f i Mm the Lmd> Depaitment referring to an applicatmn from the board for money to cairv <>ut woikt.. a -t itement of which had been submitted to Uo\ eminent. The telepram -tated th it " the application would be coiiMdeied by the Minister on his return to Wellington. Meanwhile no authority f'.inld be for fuither expenditure.*' Tin-, reply led to the consideration of the question of ways and mentis, and a resolution proposed bv >[r Oimm and seconded bv Mr Ahur w.'s cained, "that on account of the shoitness of funds, all hands, except Mr Mclvee, the caretaker, be suspended from Monday, 27th uist., until fuither notice from the board." A draft of the agreement entered into between the boat »1 and Mr K. Krennan, S'imus to the litter the sole npht to ailveitise m the bathiooms \va> laid on the table, hut the consideration of it was left until the regular monthly meeting of the board which will take place on Saturday ne\t. \ letter was received ftoin tho editoi „f the Kew Ze iland Industnil <Ji/efte le adveitisinj,' thi> batln, but was held o\er until nevt unetin^. Mr Ahier jTiwnj? notice that lie intended then to })nnt: f"i-v\aid a motion haunt? leterence to advei ti-mg. The Secretary was m>tiucted to prepare a full statement of the liabilities of th.» botud, and to submit it at the tn>t in <ntlily ineetiiiET. Tlim concluded thr> business. "wills; to the nearness of the annual school examination, winch will take place. in about three weeks from now, it has been decided by the committee to postpone tbu Usinl Mich lelmas holidays i-ntil after that peuod, as the breaking upofthe school at piesfnt would have a detrimental effect upon the pupils at the examination. \ soiree and musical entertainment in connection with the Weslevan Chmch is t<> be held 10-night m the Public Hall. The chaii will betiken by the Key. Mr ]>can, and addi esses will be dehveied by the Key. J. Mikhail, iChuch of England), and the Rev. Mr Best from the Thames As the weather promises to be h" tie. the affair is likely to prove i eie it success.

The Wai pa < 'otinty Council notifiy thpir intention to vtuke a general irte of of a. j penny m the f. We bez to diaw attention to the New Zeilmd Ntud Conipain's adveitisement appeannp: m another column. V fou.nl tule has b-en e>tal)lished at \ ale ( „11,. RP declaims that .-nlv men slull 1»> p'-l'llltt 'd t.. -tv !v at th\t I nnoi.iti >e\. ithe ,'- N a de^'iee of LI, D.vvis LiUly >onfri,(«d In \ lie uj.on a youi I? u,,m in. ThK S i.ipl. n Alpine tunnel, which is ibout to (( H > commenced, will be no ]cs S i!ian lL )l, mile- m length, and its estinj.ifced est is t.t,(»O(t,0O) Th. M.-.f i'n Ilh tr.nnel is?, miles m length; the St (Jotlwrd, !»{ miles, and tho Ailbeicr, <;i> miles.