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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2456, 7 April 1888, Page 2

Some reports and correspondents' letters lire unavoidably held over. We commend this morning's supplement to our readers' notice. My House in Oxford Terrace concludes; Major Wilson's Old New Zealand Msinri ia continued ; then) is an account of a terrible tragedy, several interesting articles, our Paris letter, and the usual farm and orchards notes. In next week's supplement, a new tale, "Through Deep Waters," by Ina L. Cassilis, will be commenced. Sweden has abolished the sugar bounties. The Hamiiton East School reopens next Monday. Sir F. D Ball expresses a desire to retire in October next. It is expected the Melbourn3 Exhibition Buildinstß will be ready for opening by the date fixed. Dr. Giles, of Hokltika, has arrived in Auckland to h'll the place of Judge Soth Smith, during the hitter's absence in Kngland. There is a daily mail service now toTfiArohn, Viako, and Waihon, Mnils oloso daily at 12 15 p.m. at the Hamilton Post-oflico. The Rev. J. J. Mather will preach in tho Wesle.yan Church, To Awan-.utu, on Sunday evening, prior to his departure for y.'ilmrangi. Miniue; speculators in Victoria 1-ave made to prospect the gold-bearing localities nn the Coromandel jißiiirinlii ",nd tnke up ground foi active I'^evtttions.