“From Opunake r.vc hear that, the harbour and landing service has been very busy of late. Quito recently there were three steamers discharging on the one day, and on Saturday last both the Clyde and the Oreti wore unloaded. Over 2Cs per day was earned by nil the boatmen.” —“Ilawera and Norma rib v Star,” Jane 22, ISBI.
“The Opunake people are very indignant at the way they are .treated by the Taranaki Education Board. There are now over 50 children fit to attend school and yet the 'board has not given the necessary accommodation.” “Hawcra and Xerninnbv Star,” May 4, 1881.
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 10 April 1930, Page 15 (Supplement)
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