ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 65, 18 March 1910, Page 4

ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Those intending to spend their Easter holidaj'S on the Wanganui river are reminded, by the advertisement in our shipping columns, to book their passage and accommodation at New Pipiriki House as early as possible. To popularise the fine new house which has just been, erected at Pipiriki, the tariff for those staying one week or over has been fixed at 7s per day. The return passage, Wanganui to Pipiriki, has also been fixed at £1 return. No one should miss seeing the line new building which has been erected, with its unique tree-planted winter garden. Misses Hughes and Dinwiddie announce they will resume their dancing classes early in April. A class for adults will be held every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows' Hall. The principals have recently been, studying in Melbourne, and have all the latest fancy and ball-room dancing. Weber County Council gives notice of intention to make the annual rate.

Advertiser has five-acre paddock at Mangatera to let. Mrs Wyeth has taken over Edinburgh House, and has vacancies for boarders.

Mr E. Nicholas advertises for a bullock driver.

A black and tan sheep dog with short tail is advertised for.