HAVELOCK NORTH.
(Own Correspondent.)
In thi., evening > paper there m a.. .■HerlDement winch should w e. bit* re.'t to ail ti c dwellers in Lt* clock, it sets forth that there is ,7 be on Friday, loth iust. at S p.m.. ’ meeting for the foimat’on of a .'k-iu’.ifving SHriety. 1 think we are 71 j.re.id of our village with its fet- ,- e ‘plains and its undulating hills in l-.eir various beauty at sunrise, noor tnd sunset. And just because Haveock is already so beautiful it would v' easy to make it more beautiful. There arc- many spots where a tree night be planted which would not miv enhance the beauty of the scene Hit would also make a pleasing •shade under which to rest on the hot summer davs. One constantly hears ihe remark nowadays. “Havelock i~ 1 growing place." and why should it not grow on lines of beauty, so that it would bo a joy not only to those already in the village, but to al! newcomers. and to visitors from tile Old Country to the new Dominion. The •»eop!e of Havelock have its future 1:1 their own hands.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 122, 8 May 1912, Page 5
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191HAVELOCK NORTH. Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 122, 8 May 1912, Page 5
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