WHANGAREI NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1908, Page 2

WHANGAREI NEWS.

.(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WHANGAK.EI, Saturday. animal meeting of the Wtiangarei Eatepayers' Association was held In the Parochial Hall on Friday evening. The secretary read the balance-sheet, "which showed a deficit of £1 6/. Mr. Jackson said if the meetings were not' better attended during next 12 months than previously it would be useless to continue. It -was resolved, that the whole of last year's officers be re-elected. Mr. Hanlon (secretary) asked Sieved of his position. He did not how the Assocfttion could carry on unless more interest was taken in it, there having been'no meeting since May Hist h*rfhfn r ' W t Th s! m P s ™ »M X*? ti io main thing was to keen the Asociation in existence He moved that Mr. Hanlon be re vited, but he considered tne conditions hart that the Council be asked what being taken re the drainage of the to™ It was also decided tnat ofTe Borough. Council, should be .drawn tb the irpnltSet. eoDrJit!on of the dra '» in The Kamo Philharmonic Society held ■, concert and dance at Kamo, to heln in wo «Penses, 'The hall was well filled, and the audience greatly en- ; joyed themusical treat provided 9 ' Xews has been received in Whangarei that 'Mr. ; J.. H-aUiday's flaimill kt Arromahoa was burnt to the ground last week. The mill was uninsured. - , ■