GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 21 July 1909, Page 8

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

j *' v ' : - [PRESS ASSOCIATION.] j AUCKLAND, Julj 21. The Board of Education has <j ec ided to accept the grant for free Jc'ioolboots. It was stated that the Bjard had been too conscientious in declining to make the required declaration, k lowing the grant to be insufficient. Mr , Gr^enslade, .M.P., said the T\>llin;tonr "Board lost "£6o over the transaction and ■ - thte" Auckland • Bo*ard 1 wStild lose f =about £150. .:: ;..j f.j s:l-ii ('•-.:.

Gillies and Nalder advertise particulars of afcleajing «ile-,to be held oi behalf <Sf M| }V^.lt«ft^ %rrison. Taisatu road, and also a* dairy sale on behalf of Mr S. Djck, Katmokomii. Speaking at /a meeting of dairy l e3c- ruatos at Darmevirke, Mr A. A. I\fc-Faz-laue. Chairman of directors of the Ball.^iiei .Dairy CorniiaiJyhs^id that people' frnrn 'hisMikA'cN- Hia^l alrt' impression that Do'uipvirke CHawk^'s Boy') existed solely fi-om a milling point of view, and n^ soon as that rinth^try jwnjs, /?^h^i .sted fcljere vronlrl be a serious decline ir the town. Un tjli,.t\ro montlis aj^o l)p sliared that opinion also, but at tlie rates dairy companies irere iuqrp^sins in the Dannevirke r fclnpt'irtvoif] l tl r iftx bu loin; before that, fjistr^nt. rivalled any of f the