GOVERNOR IN THE SOUTH.
[BY TELEGRAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.) OORE, This Day. The Governor stayed at Mataura last night. This morning, accompanied by Sir Joseph Ward, Mr. Anderson, M.P., tho Mayor and councillors, ho visited the Matauru paper mills, freezing works, and public school. The Governor referled in eulogistic terms to the prosperity of the town and its prospects. The party left for Gore, where his Excellency laid the foundation stone of the new Masonic Hall. There waa a large gathering of brethren.
The Rifle Battalion Shield Match will bo fired next Saturday at Trentham in conjunction with the match between the Battalion and the Karori Rifle Club, 'llio conditions are: — Teams to consist of 12 men, the best 10 to count ; 10 shots at 500 and 600 yards. The settlers of the Currington Estate, Carterten, have decided to form a cooperative dairy company, and hope to be ready for working next season. The Railway Department ha* decided to make Te Awumutu a Mopping place for the North Island Main Trunk trains. The new arrangement will Uke effect from to-morrow night, Bth. April..
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 81, 7 April 1910, Page 8
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182GOVERNOR IN THE SOUTH. Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 81, 7 April 1910, Page 8
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