THE JUBILEE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2321, 26 May 1887, Page 2

THE JUBILEE AT CAMBRIDGE.

TO THE EDITOR. Sih, —In consequence of the various and conflicting opinions as to the most Souter-ble way of celebrating the Queen's Jubilee, it has been decided that another public meeting be held for dis-Cussen the matter. As the time is drawing near, the matter Brooks no delay, and it is necessary to ascertain what the "People's Will " is on the subject. Amidst such a. Bach of suggestions as has been made, it is somewhat difficult to decide, but we must Lewis no more time, and with so many Clements on our attention resolve at once. Opinions differ as to whether we should have something not actually necessary or something of Dyer necessity. The races certainly would give the people a day's Houghton, but All-will not Car-ter go to them. The question of a mortuary is Hartley a Jubilee suggestion. A bridge across the Lake would appear very much like a white Hallyphant. A display of fireworks as the A-Merrick-ans have on the 4th July is a suggestion deserving of consideration. And, lastly, a Hunt after the saurian monster has suggested itself to Hunters, and no doubt would afford great pleasure and diversion.—l am, yours truly, Paiituriunt months, nasuitur bidioulus JIUS. Cambridge, 25th May, 1887.