PROVINCIAL CENTRES.
(From Our Special Correspondents.) OTAKI. Mr T S. Goldsmith, nho has been transferred to the branch of the Bank of .Sen Zealand, was, on Tues, day night, presented by members of the Methodist Church wihi a Bible The Hev. Rands, in making the presentation. ~ spoao foolingh ot Mr Goldsmith's departure, the recipient suitably responding Mr. Mann, of Hamilton, fills tie vacancy . caused by . Mr.- Goldsmith's transfer, Tho continued dry weather is causing anxiety to faimeTS, and it is many jears since a similar pcncd of drought hasbeen > recorded. .Practically.no:rain has fallen for ueeks, and the ground is parched, and feed is equally dry. The. milk supply, throughout has diminished greatly. ' Miss Whitaker conducted a "mothers' meeting" here on Tuesday afternoon, and on Wednesday addressed the associates, branch helpers, members, and candidates " ' of tho Girls"Pnendly Society. There was a good attendance, and' ; tho lecture was most helpful, proving interesting and instructive. Mr. T. Bevan, sen., has returned from a health-recruiting trip to Auckland, and appears much benefited by the change. s Mr. Brown, who has been in'the Sanatorium here for some time, left to-day, with tho intention of returning to Scotland. , t . .
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1048, 10 February 1911, Page 2
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