WAIKATO DISTRICT NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6818, 24 September 1883, Page 3

WAIKATO DISTRICT NEWS.

i\;;V.:'[FHOM OUK OWN COERESPONDESTS.] ; ;-'..,,,.■. ' ,_. _ Hamilton, Saturday. The Waikato Cheese Factory Company have definitely settled to commence receiving milk at the factory on the Ist of October. Settlers intending to furnish supplies will thereforehave to make their arrangements accordingly. 'iy The : Hamilton West school children. assisted by the. Hamilton string band, -will giveti'concert on Tuesday evening next in the Public Hall. Yesterday Mr. K. Davis, on behalf of certain creditors of Mr. Daley, storekeeper of this.place, who has left suddenly, it is supposed by tt>e San, Francisco mail boat, arrived in -Hamilton to take the necessary steps for making Daley a bankrupt, and securing the goods still-left in the shop. Air. James Daley was till recently the tollkeeper on the Hamilton bridge at a salary of 50s per week, and the debts are said to be' over. £1500. At the sale of live and dead stock, at TauSvhare, of Mr. Clements' horses some sixteen animals averaged £22 each, the prices ranging trom £12 to £29. Cambridge, Saturday. . At the Eesident Magistrate's Court yesterday," in the case Cambridge Highway Board V. A. Clements, £6 9s 8d rates, plaintiffs were nonsuited, therate book not being; produced in Conrt. James Stuart was ordered to pay 303 per week towards themaintenance of his four children. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.} Te AwAMUTff, Saturday evening. * The Presbyterian manse was burned down this morning at ten o'clock. The greaterpart of the furniture was saved. The fire occurred throngh a defect in the chimney. The building consisted of aix rooms, welL finished, which cost between £300 and £400.It was insured in the South British for £200-