WAIROA NEWS
Nuki Mon fii, tt impil oT tin- Whtilaiki Native School, hos liot-o successful ill win,ii„„ the junior To M.-ikni-ini scholni-shii-. This scholarship, which is competed for annually, is ti tiahli at Te Ante College. N-w Year's Eve was celebrated very quietly in Wairoa. the streets beint; deserted at a fearly early hour, most residents making lot- die la-aches or other scenic resorts ill the district. Glorious weather prevailed. No accidents were reported and the nolice state that, the general conduct throughout the festive season was outstandingly good. ' . . . Somethin:-: in the nature oi an outsize m cabbages has been mown at Wairoa by Mr. J. Wuttei-.sim. The vegetable when weighed turned tile scales at over 2-111). Mr. W. Scullion, Wellington, is visiting Wairoa.--Advice has been received that Private E. Pemberton. Wairoa, wiio was recently reported as lit-inu very seriously wounded in Italy, is now reported to lie much improved.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21603, 4 January 1945, Page 7
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