WAIPUKURAU NEWS.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 17 November 1923, Page 5

WAIPUKURAU NEWS.

(Own correspondent). A SANATORIUM ENTERTAINMENT The local Orphans provided an evening’s entertainment for tho Sanatorium patients on Wednesday night and the various items were greatly appreciated SEWERAGE SCHEME. Mr. R. Scott, the contractor, has commenced th© excavation for the sewer that will finish off th© local drainag© scheme. The job comprises about four and a-half miles of sewer and will take five or sis; months to complete. WEDDING. Mr. Joseph Fogarty was married to Miss Beryl Gilbransen on Thursday, ; the ceremony being performed by Rev Father Minogue at St. Patrick’s ■ Church. The bride wor© a dress of 1 shell pink crepe-de-chine, and was at- j tended by Miss E. Cold well, of Hastings, and Mr, Frank Davey was best man. 1 LESSON IN BUTTER MAKING. < Students of the Waipukurau and ] Waipawa District High Schools, under the direction of Mr. E. C- Hurdsfield, science master, vigited the Waipukurau dairy factory on Friday and received instruction in butter making through ] tlie various stages. The manager, Mr. < Stentworth, entertained the visiting i party with light refreshments. i THE LEVEL CROSSING. 1 An effort is to be made to interview y the Hon. J. G. Coates when passing * through on Tuesday or Wednesday, on * the subject of th© level railway cro&sin° r “ at Waipukurau.