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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 271, 1 November 1916, Page 5

Two cases of diphtheria, one from Hastings and one from Napier, were reported to the Hospital Board yesterday. At the Hastings Magistrate’s Court to-day the case F. C. Newriek v. E. Farmery, partly heard last Friday, was concluded. This was a claim for £2O, balance due on threshing mill, traction engine, for coal, mill ridales taken and not returned and £lO damages for trespass. De fendant admitted £ll due on purchase of engine and threshing min, and entered a counter-claim for £5 3/6 for oats, spanners, etc., and labour. After hearing lengthy evidence Mr. Kenrick, S.M., struck out the claim and counter-claim, each party to pay his own costs, and the driving belt, which was admitted by plaintiff to be the property of defendant, to be returned. Mr. C. Croker appeared for plaintiff and Mr. A. C. Major for defendant.

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PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW. The above Show formally opens to-day, Wednesday, ai.d continueß (>u tin- two iollowctig dais. Entries an- am ad of last sear, and as usual comprise some of the best blood in horse.;, c-nt.lv, saeep, pigs ami dogs in tne Dominion. An unusuaily line display of cattle is anticipated, particularly in the beef and milking ohorthorns, Hereford. Ayrshire, Jerseys and Holstein Friesian divisions, pigs, dogs and sheep will also be exceedingly well represented. The town is filling rapidly, both exhxibits and exhibitors having commenced to arrive on Friday last. A steady stream has j been following since, and indicaI lions all pointing at present to a splendid gathering. The usual ex- , cursion faims are being granted all over tne North Island, and granted tine vnalher. a recoid attendance is anticipated. t'KH VRKSS VUWUTHW Palmerston N., Nov. 1. The weather is dull for the Alanftwatu Spring Show first day. There is a good exhibit ion of stock and cattle. A notable feature is especially tin dairi bleed-, piobttbly a record in New Zealand. The other divisions are well up to pievious years.