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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 September 1917, Page 2

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\KW"S iTK'u.*. K i< ( '-M i H.E MALL. A special mooting of the Manakau branch ill' the I.eague was held last nighl wh-en .Mr Quayle presided oy>er ;i fait attondiiiH-o. After discussing th- mutter fu'lly, resolutions wero passed to U)e (.hat te-logranis bo sent as under: "To Sir James Allen: ) Th,i> aianakau branch of the Second j J)ivision League onipluitieally protests i a;j;ain.--. your delay in dealing with pension." and allowances to Second Division men as promised'." I>r and is A. W. Tattou take thoir departure from Otaki at an e.-i'ly da.te. 10 take ni< resident*' in \vli( ro P>r Tattou will take over his .son-in-law's dental practice. * In tcolying io a vote "1 -thnrtks passed him for acting as Shaker at the ' iiiD' k parliament held 1»y Otaki Literary :uid neba.tmg Oltib on ■ Mondav niizlit. A!r J. Robertson, of j Levi::.' :-L-vtVd' U'.it the Otaki Society ! van ti-e only .so"iotv of tho kind left j ir, active 1 : eiora!.ion in tin* whole dis- { (-ici. tie- believed. He congratulated i ilicio on keepiii,; -together, and paid j tha i tt.u !i >»•».*>. lie. ,*i. M'ved encouri a'?";'*at. (bev were. most helpful ! ■: id iixtniciive to members. The straker. which lias long boon a "while elephant." lving uselcfts in the county yard'' af "Levin, has now d :^a;:;tra red. a IV-t that was not notd hv the ma i- rity of the councillor® till Saturday last. At an informal discussion of five members on Saturj iv j nit one know where the i4rakor ! ha,| to. and the engineer preferj red !•' "sit tirht." The conclusion ! a a'ivn'l at was (hat it had been scrap- ! p..il. rr had hecn sent to the mus* i cnn. ! «