HAMILTON AND WHATA WHATA ROAD

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 569, 13 January 1876, Page 3

HAMILTON AND WHATA WHATA ROAD

Sift,— No * tl) at the country is all alive With ea didates to repreient tbo difforent districts, and the long expected railway is w aiding it» way around us, cun you in the fulness of your heart ocho oue unnerdul cry for a, road from Hamilton to Whata Whma. We are well aware that we have a warket for our produce in Hamilton, if ne could only get there, which is simply out of the question. The roaili are quite impassable for draye, and I regret lo state that the mud from, here to Ngaruavrahia, it> in even a woroO ■tute h <nemen having to make a long detour'bvar the ranges Could not money be borrowed, say for "425 \e.r« for the purpose of making bridge* and in order that thu different centres of populations may havo the meana of commumcutiiig with each other. My own iinpreesion is thut unleei ■omelhing of the kind u immediately done, we •hall retrograde instead of doing na we ought, - take a foremost [iosimou anion^st the Agricultural producers in tbe Wnikato — I urn, Ac, Gkokoe Bintle^'. Whata tVhata, January 10th.

Declaration o* thb Poll. — Tho official de'clarutionof tho Pol lor th> district af Wuipa will b« mtdent noon, on Satunl«y next, tho 15t.1» in»t»nt, at the Court-hoiiee, Hamilton. Now in the time to sub-cnbe to tUirt.fc'n.Y NIOUT. TWO hF^INO MAGHINhS to be piVfll to Subscnb«rs, *7tlucd at Seven and Sec Ouiium for lolving » ri 'die, or v\ 'ting the bc»t tn*.j on the most enjoyable »aj of .'pending (.'hriHtmitH in th« Colonie*. ARCiits cn cry v. litre.— Advt.