WAIPUKURAU
NEWS AND NOTES. With the militai'v camp in fnl swing, the town has presented a more than usual!" animated aspect of late. Ono hundred and littv officers and n.<so. • were under canvas from Wednesday until Friday underizoinir . special course of training. Then on Frida- about 350 additional men arriver from various parts of the area covered by the activities Hawke’. Bay Regiment—from Wairoa in lie north to Featherston in the south. The camn was thrown open to visitors yesterday, and n large number of neople availed them selves of the opportunity to spend an interesting hour or two at the Waipukuran Jockev Club’s ground. A very pleasing programme of music was provided by the Regimental Band. The Eparaima and Waipukurau Pistric tHigh School teams met at Wnnstead on Saturday. Tt the close of the day’s plav Waipukurau had established a lead of 25 runs on the first innings, and compiled 65 in the seiond leaving Eparaima. 91 to got to win in the ser-end essav
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 46, 6 February 1928, Page 9
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166WAIPUKURAU Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 46, 6 February 1928, Page 9
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