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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 137, 6 March 1931, Page 5

Retiring after thirty-one years’ service as foreman moulder, Mr. Ted Cooper was met a few days ago by all departments of the Hutt Valley railway' workshops and presented with a rug, a set of stainless cutlery, and a parasol. The presentation was made by Mr. Walworth, workshops manager. The children of Epuni School have donated the whole of their picnic funds, amounting to £B/2/-, to the Mayor of Lower Hutt’s earthquake relief fund. Flying Officer Owen, who flew from England to Australia In 1929, visited Palmerston North yesterday, accompanied by Mr. Cassells, an aviation expert. The two flyers were mot at the Milson Aerodrome by officials of the aerodrome committee and members of the Palmerston North Aero Club. ■i. i. • .iv.-o are mostly much in line. Tho- one be king ar.,J one be knave I he sun for each shall cloud or shine Betwixt the cradle and the grave a little brief importance may A vista of content assure, if each but soothes his colds away With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.