WAIORONGOMAI.
Tγ; Ahoiia Silvicii and Gold Mixing ComI'ANV. —There is still a good deal of carpentering and engineering work to be done lien;, although live carpenters were dispensed with last week. Ten head of -tampers were (o have been .started on Fiiday, bat it was found there is a scarcity of water, and until a much needed downpour cif rain sets in, there will be nothing dniifl in this direction. For some days past (iie ha-> been kept up to dry tho extensive brick work, and generally speaking, everything is shaping towards an early statt. The hoppers are full with st.-mo from the Company's ground, and about a hundred tonsof stuff from tho Colonial claim is being brought down for treatment. Other parcels of cue from different claims are also ready for the mash, and within tin) next six weeks or two months at the outside, it should be known ■vhetlier or not this nroees.s is to solve tho very important problem of getting the? precious and other valuable metals from all grades of our refractory ores at a cheaper and therefore more profitable rate than has ever been accomplished in the peninsula. Tlie result is looked forward to with intense interest, not only here, but throughout the whole of the mining districts. Watkh.— Very great inconveuiencs is being felt by householders in the present scarcity of water, not to hint at the, quality of it. It is a marvel, indeed, looking at the number of cattle, and pigs especially, wandering about the township, together with fowls, geese and stray dogs, that the water we, have, to use, in this tropical weather, has not produced a serious outbreak of fever, happily nothing of the sort has come about, and our local medical gentleman. Dr Conner, finds this one of the healthiest and poorest for his piaetice. Cltic'KiCT.—A match between the Chinemuri Cricket Club, and our local team will tike place here on.'fuesday (t.-i-duy.) The betting here is 15 to 1 against Pae.roa. Quoirs.—This healthy and invigorating gamo is being practised every evening, on exalle.nt ground attached to Murphy's I'runiier Hote'. Some first-class play took place mi Saturday afternoon, and considerable interest was taken in the games by the onlookers. r'liu:.— A thrco-roi-med cottago on the hill c.wttht tire on Saturday afternoon, and was totally destroyed. No one, 1 am informed, was about the building at the time. A number of fresh entries are advertised in Mr MeNicol's advertisement re tlm Waiknto sheep fair. Persons thinking of entering sheep for tho sale are requested to do .=o early, in order that lots may be catalogued. Yes ! Jt is certainly true. Ask any of your friends who have purchased there. Gavlick anil Cranwull have numerous unasked for and very favourable cnmmi-nclations from country cus'timuTs on their exo-lleiit pricking-(if Funiiuru, docker,-, and Gl.ms, .»«:. Ladios an 1 ruiitleini-ii about t-< furnish slioulu rutnenuVr t'h.-ir Garl'f-Ic and Cnmweil's is viiu Che:iu Furnishing Wiiarehouse of Auckland. Furniture to suit all classes; also Carpets, Floor Clotns and all Moira; Necessaries. 11 ynut new house is nearlyfinished, or, you are «ciin(f to cmnar--im'l teet Aec'.l.in-J '■■':• ■iduii; t thus «rs can have a catalogue sous uv»,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2582, 29 January 1889, Page 2
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527WAIORONGOMAI. Waikato Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 2582, 29 January 1889, Page 2
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