TAUPIRI,

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3164, 4 October 1892, Page 2

TAUPIRI,

In-dicnatidn Mkktinc. -Tho meetinrr o f .settlui-s in thu Tiuipfi-i Hotel on Saturday last to protest naainst the proposed removal of tin: Stiitiou-nusier and the clo--iii« of relc-f.-ipli-Ollioo resulted in an atti;ii(lniice. MrK. B. Cot v, as elected chainiian nf the meeting and a committee was appointed to draw up to be sent to our ivpresuutjitive K. Lake, ]'>q., asking him to use his inUtienec v.ith the Railway authorities in favour of tho st.-ition-master licins.' retained, A telegram was sent to him at U'ellimton, advising him that a petition u-as in process ~f .signature, and to endeavour to keep matter- open till it arrival. Much inconvenience would result if Huipiri were re<!uce(! to a flag station and tuelinsi i.< \ery strong against it in the district.

~, , I: " K::T flrl: —Tlio Taupiri Cricket Club afterward leld ii s annual ill eel illy, -Mi' K. 15. Cox aeain in the chair. The secretary's report siiowod that the club pinyed ten matelm..* hist .season, of which it won live and lost live : representatives were ai.-'i .--Mit *.o two county matches, iUnl one \\ aiknto v. Auckland match in which their exhihitionof the pme ,-diowed fa\ ourable comparison with that of other clubs. Hie ensuing se ison K. Luke, hso., was appointed patron, MrWaltord, pi csident ; Mr ]}. McLmiu, vice-presi-ik'iit : Mi K. ii. Ccx, <; iptam : Mr C. •», vice-captain : and Mr A\", I'liiier secrelary. ArranjMJiriUs wi!l he niade wi: h Mr( . (i. ivne"- the energetic .se.'i e'rii v of the Waik-it-t ('ncket A>si«'i:itioii lor :n imiy meeting ~j delegates to i■ !;i :t■ r.- p.r the season, the chili J'j'.yni-: r- lirston October against Co I ', i.[; r —On Friday. Oct. N-r 7ih. a yoc d , i i':- : ;i n-'a! e;,nci r 1 will he h'dd ia ' he. Tan] >i< i flail. the fun-H (o he ■■■ ■ 1 a much promi-ed 1- e'i'!: : : 11; 11 -; e, l! IVeeil both ' 'i . N •'.vail!i, and crniited a ;:l! ' n'':i' we should have the bumper lioa-e thai so wnrihy an object deserves.