WAIRARAPA NEWS.
(FnOM OUR OWJf COBRKSrONUENT.) CWREYTOWN;, This Day. Tho anntinl meeting of the Grey town •Town Lfoids Trust was l>old lost nrgiit, whim tho balance-sheet and report wore ndoptod, and Messrs. J. R. Nicol and M. M-axbon wore re-elected auditors. Thooleciion of two trnstocs hikes place in U fortnight's time. A puWic mooting was. 'held last night with a view of establishing a No-liconse Lwtgw. Tho proposal was adopted, and Mr. B. W. Tate was ol«ctod President; Rcvw. Oingor «nd Brown, Vico-Pro»i-■■denta-; Mr. A- h. Webster, Secrotiory; 'Mr. W. A. Tato, Treasurer. About, twenty ladies and gentlemen joined tho. League. A large orchard is lo be started at "Papawni by Mr. C. Jury. Captain 'Cooper, lato of Wellington, will take •charge of tho operations. Tho Greyto*vn bowling grocn will bo i closed immediately after thu Euater [bt TELEomrn — i>ak3s association.! MASTERTON, This Day. At tho request of a number of citi■zens, Mr. J. Hessey has definitely decided to contest the coming Mayoral election. The Mostorton County Council has decided to piocecd with tho erection of new offices at a cost of £1000.
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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 88, 14 April 1905, Page 6
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183WAIRARAPA NEWS. Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 88, 14 April 1905, Page 6
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