WAIKATO ITEMS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 22, 25 January 1913, Page 8

WAIKATO ITEMS.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

HAMILTON, tills day. The Aorangi bowlers left for home W the Mala Trunk train last nightThe senior cadet officers' camp « Claudelands will be struck tils afternoon. The camp was inspected yesterday by Col. Logan and Major Braithwaite, who expressed satisfaction at the good _ resmb. An inanest was held at the hospital jesterday ou the body of H. W. S. Sjuadro. who died as the result of a faUJwm FTiiici bridge on Wednesday. A verdict ol • -Accidental deatb" was returned. _ At a meeting of the Borougn Conncu Messrs. Swarbrick and Swarbricfc reP°£!K| that they had settled the bridge < =s e h *u iz Mr. Kraser, the cost to tte ertcting tnf f«tf will be laid before the next meeting «* th l to mate a- perma nent connej tion of the winter show umldins **&>*** bazaar was referred to toe committee w"» power to act. . _, n .e»r A report dv the Gas Works m«*gi showed an Increase or 73 per cember over the nrerious year. v« extensions were suggested, and weie •* Tonfplalnt was receded from rrfta* of Lower Ulster btreet resardlns * ££ sauce arising from the sanitary depot, a»» vie matter was referred to the A motion Lot to .nermit.the ««•"£,£ d lf' was reported that *c r~d»g would arrive on Sunday, and Oaaa were being made to taje np slve road works at an early date.