Our Woodville Letter. (Our Own Correspondent.)

Evening Post, Volume XILI, Issue 113, 14 May 1891, Page 4

Our Woodville Letter. (Our Own Correspondent.)

Woodvii.lk, 12th May. Bmn£ lost in tho bu'-h id n, riilomma o! much lobm froqiienfc orjeurronre now thar formerly. Clcmings aro brooming numerous and tho area of primeval forest much smaller, yet pooplo not ncquaintcd with the tactic.i lopfcpd for ateoring out may easily bo pni to tho inconvonienco of spending a nighi or two thero. On a .Sunday n shot in;,' party wont up tho slopo of tin Uuali'in Ji«!I",ob, und f.c|jar<iteri with th< under* ti.L'liiif,' thut bhcu il uio <>f them gfl 1-. I ••]■ vv.ulfi«iL'ii.l»i\ fl-i-gfff T(.wurf"' d/cnr.ii,' Mr. riiunk , buctt, oiio of tin i 1 -null) r, was mi-t- iiff His Rijrmih won I'oi' ! by n .Hi^r -Dirty, hit the} did no 1 i' i 1 rftli.il iUm< ui'm; Mr. "-coH < Tierß- c I ■ urn the bu-h nn;i • tho worno on tho follow injf morning, thank* to a beautiful mile night; had if. ben liko Rome of tho bittci •.."utlirr wo hu.vo had it might havo provot Mirinns. Tho Dobson-lf onnrdy Company aro playinf here for a short reason, and, 1 boliovo, an 'loinff fairly good butineaa. The Minißtor of Lands ia at Banevirko to day. l.aat night a mooting was called at Dane virko by tho promoters with a view o: orfjanisintr an Assembly of tho Kni?ht» o: Labour. Mr. Hyde, tho organisor, and Mr Pirimi, of Palmorston, woro to address th< rnoetirifj. An assembly will shortly b< formed at Pahiatua. A deputation will wait on tho Minister o! Lands to-morrow at Woodvillo, and prfßeni an application for a block of land undo •jpoeial settlement oonditiona. Tho petition now boint; circulated ani Ri'jnod for presentation to Parliament hasfoi i*.-i object not only that tho timo-tablo ahoulc bj altered, but that Parliamontnhouldcauoel tiio apreemont with tho Commissioners, on t io ground that thoy havo caused public '.rojjerty to bo wilfully destroyed.