LOWGARTH.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 1 May 1922, Page 6

LOWGARTH.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

The weather of late has been very ■wintry and cold; with plenty of rain, and in consequence the milk at the local factory has gone down considerably, and with hard times upon us a pay-out of lOd does hot make matters any more cheerful.

Mr and Mrs Haycock and family have shifted from the Stuart road, and are living in Eltham.

Mr and Mrs Mac Donald have also left this district, and are at present living in Ngaere.

It is with deep regret that I record the .death of Mrs Lister, of this district. Mr and Mrs Lister have only been in the district just a few weeks, living with their son, Mr W. Lister »nd it is to be regretted that her demise has taken place so soon. To Mr liister and all the relatives I tender sincere sympathy on behalf of the district.

Deep regret was felt in this district when we learned of the death of Mrs Tommy Taylor, of Wai-toi-toi. Mr Taylor, who is a brother of our local factory manager, is well known in this district, and the district tenders him its heartfelt sympathy in his very sad bereavement.