CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2387, 27 October 1887, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE.

Mu U. Rkv.VoUis i> making '‘ini-' minial oaienls in the Combi idge J >aiiy lae'oiv, and it lias, in C'.iiaeijuence, been clo-.J 1 T a week. MiUU'lao or Ihi;i;a::v Commi n kk. —A meet iinp ni the C niilindgc Library Caninitiee was held Ve-teuiiy afteriio. n ~l I. 150. ,i.in., tin-. Mayor pie-iding. It was decided to erect a new water-tank and Take several slight a] teratr in-. Tue bnild-ini,'i-now finished, and the 'ah.is of tin; .Min-cription p;il with the o-ptii'ii ..f f_’l’s. Tne c eii’iiitte -hod tii.it alier all aec‘lints aie p iidihera v.ilil e a deficit of fl,s i:., Cl. M tj'.r Wils .'i his kindly vnlnnteored to ;;ne a lecture oa .Maori on-toms in aid of th- bnildin" fund, but in e ciseqaenceof there b.-inc s., n any Conceits, etc., at the pie-ent time it will n a take place until the early part of i K -..r, year. .Mr duo. Hods, the librarian, has "Iferd to lend the coinmittec flijsn that all debts can be cleared otf. llAi-n.-.r SoiHKe. —With reference to the inability of .Mr 0. M iri.ind ta sina hi< second .SI lII* “The Cates of Heaven ' at the Baptist Anniversary S dree, we think be was quite richt ta rotiro. under the circumstances. X.it only was the!" a po.-it in ise from yoniijr Caildreu, bat aLo miCoiiduct on th-; pair if cliiidr-ri of growth, wlind.-lineratWy talked l adiy the whole Uni". This niiaiaijaerly lr iiivj.,;r is terv ipse t i - the a* rVi.iisiie-s ..j . ..,... -.ci.i lii-s.-j-ii- m re courteous lreituie-.it for their kind i if-rts on such oec isi-ms.