WAIRABAPA
(»T lILBSRATH.—SPECIAL TO THB MST.)
MASTERTON, This Day.
Delegates from the Masterton Branch of the Returned Soldiers' Association Waited upon the butchers at the Waingawa Freezing Works on Saturday in regard to the alleged victimisation of a returned soldier named Hayes. The butchers gave tho deputation a hearing, but made it clear that if Hayes returned they would leave the .boards. The executive^ of tho R.S.A. intends meeting again to discuss the position. Fine'rain fell throughout the Wn.irarapa on Saturday and Sunday. It-has had a splendid effect upon pastures and root crops. Mr. L. M. Isitfc, M.P., of Christehurch, is at present on a holiday visit to the Wairarapa. Several important sales of town property have recently boen made in Masterton. In one case £ ICO per foot was paid for a frontage at the .lorth end of the main street.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 14, 17 January 1921, Page 8
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