DAILY NOTES FROM WANGANUI.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 635, 12 October 1909, Page 6

DAILY NOTES FROM WANGANUI.

WANTED:.;.;i ■ NEW -tiBOTO DAT; (By lel<!Br»pli.-ebeoiai i Oorreaßontlent.i \r tr ' '„"„ • Wanganui,-October 'U.\ : Mr. Hop,n, M.P.,an old niember ; of the Aiamoho Boating Club, stroked a creV from toe old .shed in-.the procession'; at the openine 11 the rowing season on Saturday. He showed that he has, not forgotten how to handle' an' oa -D v SST now to 'drive'a crew; along.- -' ■ ■■' Btuldmg operations,. while fairly steady in Z^ m '*$?'% tte ßepression; slacked: off considerably , in»th,e suhurEs .during.the.period when tho scarcity of money was felt.. Now however, tliings appear brisker, and an increaang number/of houses are goine" up e s~ {™?Xi<£'W™&rmi East and cUtleclfl: Most of them'.appeari'to' he workmen's'houses' oi a good class. ■.;■■')':■■'■ .■D. Blair,, : an oldJ,?anganui footballor, who' )B now. in...; Sau - Francisco, writes that the Rugby game is catching'on fast in California There it is played;in all the principal colleges' and schools.-Blair; who is coach ito one of, the loading-school teams,; says that'only three schools m-.San; Francisco are sticking to tho old, deadly. American game. ' h k ri B -' i? illia . wll ° has been delegated by the Chamber of Commerce, will accbmpans tho deputation from the Eaetihi .Progressive Assocmtion r to,Wollington to:raorrow to S° view the Minister for Bailways rceardine tlin proposedßaeKhi-Okahune-WanganiS linef and' % < So^in°e n iinl >^ lii . to^ship '