PUBLIC-SPIRITED ACTION
THE warmest appreciation must be extended by the general public of Whakatane and district, to the Mounted ' Section of the Home Guard, who in disposing of their funds decided to allocate the sum of £217 for the purchase of heated food-trollies for the Whakatane Hospital. Such a gesture affords a practical illustration of service in the interests of the community, and their thoughtful action may well be emulated by other such organisations who may be faced with similar circumstances.
Building in Borough All-night Parking Returns from the Town Clerk, xhe habit of certain persons parkshow that building had dwindled in i n g their cars all night on the street the YVhakatane Borough to only i n front of their residences came befour new houses for the year to the fore the Bo,rough Council last Montotal value of £4643. Twenty-one al- day evening, when it was decided terations totalled £1539, and six al- to refer the, practice to the Traffic terations to other buildings, £895. Inspector for action.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 82, 16 June 1944, Page 4
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