The Coast.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3025, 6 January 1899, Page 5

The Coast.

m • . .'I (FBOfil A CORRESPONDENT) oi p0.3 si r iL:.ii* i i:7:v. i i Jjukm lcasj)reyehied. many im ending- excnr-, Bf"ni߀^king f thßir'bßual tr^ to^the. wl* afcd dreary; ,, \ one or twofiparties; arrived^ ibut it jjjfk and packing up* and clearing back, home again. Tuesday -morning broke ; ibeautitdUjfevfipeViapd.as A? da y ftd " vancsd cheerful . voices .could be heardi in>a airectiow. c Tne da/' ««<*• been* tjhosenfor the f ¥aftDerß' Annual Picnic, TwdocbnfeiderHfg^ that then threatening; aJtate,Qf vthft weather *qn^he #reVious' evening, prevented any definite arrangements" being mttde, there wm' a large* r rolr&> dt^°fa'rmer*Bi wittf their families aridftfrieridsjnsAt^Bull [Creek on Tow, d&fbtiiPMfoX**". 7 polUi»ry > B h[tf the prevjoua day no* re echoed peals happiness was i«taftyrflMrei- : 4 Abi may foes suppose^, a good* fotfmber ;o q^.i th^N.vißitois tqok advantage of,, the "trip,, -to , have » dißin ? &e briny, and hapW overfill iaeep were ft? beWeil' ion-all Daring* •the afternoon ia grdupiiwaaJoflned and » J>Jwtp Ma^Uken^f thenvby Mr Jos. Bremner, After tjhe tun was over the biiliek' were boiled'laifd' bracks were made, forr home,:! and -nothing of im-t.-por(»nce occurred to niar r the^pleasure and enjoyment of 'tne Farmers? P&nio of 1 899 to 'the Coast f At the time of writing darkness < covers the earth and sea, and .the, mutton birdß have foil charge of Ball Creek.