HAMILTON.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 20, 24 January 1901, Page 2

HAMILTON.

Mr Itushbrook, who lately sold his I'.eeres-cotu-f J iii in to a Mr Hall, from the old Country, has just completed negotiations tor tne' lease of- .Mr. T. ii. Whiles farm el

.Nt acres at Tattpiri

A lew days ago liie Auckland Plying Club hcid it pigi.m-f.j nitf match tor young lords from l-rauklo;., ...i.l since that dine a l.i.mzo bird ....a .. ru.g marked "A.F.C.,

.'.!"_'," on one kj;, uit.l ill) iii.l.arulibrr ring on' the oilier, sun laKoii up its iiuarter.. in ihe conipusiiig-i .0111 of the "Wulkuto Argus" O.IR-o. The owner should communicate wHh tne ••__'. i.>.,'' who has il. uuUcr ids

if. is stated hero that the Kov.'J. M. Mitchell, of .St. Andrew's l_-e_.byli.riau Church, is 'about to resign Ida position and will shortly return with his family to Scotland, lie is extremely popular with all dcnom'uigtions, and the reported news of his departure is received with deep regret here.

WAINGAKO.

The Itev. Major. AI.A., held a service at the Hot Springs on Thursday evening.

Several games of polo were piayed on Saturday, .'i'.ith inst.. in Mr S. i'icken's paddock, at which there were a nuiubei- of spectators, who together with the players were entertained to afternoon' tea by Mrs I'iet.en. The game- were well contested and enjoyed by all present.