WYNDHAM. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Otago Witness, Issue 1645, 2 June 1883, Page 13

WYNDHAM. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

»- t Mav2B'h. Town Board.— Tho nomination of candidates for the vacancy in the Town Board caused by the retirement of Mr ftlliot took place on Monday, when Mr J. W. Raymond was returned unopposed. Mr Littiewort acted as rolurnirig-officer. In becoming a member of tho Boaid Mr Raymor d has not only succeeded to i he bt)Bine.-8 of Mr Hhut, but has also fallen heir to his civic noi guis, und thuie mnod*.ubtthat tho Town Boirn l.aye guii.ed an acu c und ablo meintier, >.nd that the mte>e.-ts of th di-tii twill tvlwajs receive tho >ir«atert ear and attention dom Mr > aymond. Wbatubr akd hp. Rt—The weather tor mmiy we ks past ha.b. en »,.iei did bii^ht and c ea, t<.r lho mosi. pai', with \eiy itrlo r in. Tne hho r.f i has nwt been ki.own for jons and as for "b .'dieib," we have almost f rgotten ihau '(he Bponamrn have made a jjreao thinning itinongßS tho ducks of lite, and t-xc p u in up-countiy creeks, they have bocome very scarce. OoßßEonoif.— in my laut letter I repot kd the new coaching flr m 09 " Rlchardßon Dick and Chttllia.' 1 I

Bhou'd have writtou Hoin in-tead of iJi k, but a-i ever>b>dy -peaks of lho genial Juhu of the Wynd-ham-Fortmse coac i by his Chris' ian t.atne I inartv«rtemlv wiote it in pi.cc of his i-un.Htne. May they have tho auccegd their energy »nd attention deserve.