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fifty years syne. (From the “Guardian.” Apl, 29, 1893). Payment for -Stall—At Mayfield School, the .committee-has erected a six-stalled stable for the of the children who have to ride or drive long distances to school. The right to use the stall,is conferred by the payment of ID shillings per stall, but as all are d&jjpfbd, the householders’ meeting on ’Monday‘last’decided that those who did hot ipay the 10 shillings must on fill, bccasiOhs give way to those who have paid. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
(From the “Guardian,” Apl. 29, 1918). Bazaar at Springburn—For weeks past .members of the Springburn'-Stove-ley-Alford - Forest Red Gross Committee have concentrated their energies on a bazaar,- and their, untiring efforts culminated on Wednesday in a function which from all points of view was a crowning success. Gifts of produce and money camp in plenty from all parts of the district and the display, when the bazaar was opened, gave ample evidence that nothing had been left undone to help the good cause.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 63, Issue 169, 29 April 1943, Page 2
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