WOODVILLE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 45, 22 January 1936, Page 11

WOODVILLE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) WOUDVILBJv, Jan. 20.

Miss E. Birss, felt WooUvil.c to-day on. a holiday visit to Auckland. Miss N. F t aliens, Gisoorne, io the guest of Mr and Mto O. B. De Alb, JCumeroa. Misses H. and N. Miller, -Ngaturi, are staying with Mrs P. W. Boulton, Kuineroa. .Mies Barbara nadd, Hopelanus, is visiting her aunt, Mrs E. bmall, ol Hastings. M ir.s F. Armstrong, who has been on a holiday to Ohristehuren and Greymouth, has returned home. Mr 1. D. licndy, Danncvirke, is relieving Miss li. Gotfiard, oi the W oodville branch otlieo of the Danncvirke Bower Board, who aon holiday. Mr and Mrs F. H. Batld, Hopelands, have had as then guest, Mr E. 1. Betty, of Wellington. Mrs 8. Morgan, of Eithum, accompanied by her son and daughter, lies been visiting Mr and Mrs <J. B. Morgan, Troup Hoad. Mr D. B. Crooke, Watpukuiau, spent the week-end with .11 r anu -Mrs C. Lovell. -Ur It. cones, of the clerical slalf of the Woodvule Banway station, has received nodee ot his transler to the Wenuigton oince. On baiumay, Mr K. Hannay, who has been seriously ill for the past week, was admitted to a private liospt.al in Bannerston -North. The United 80-op. Dairy Company (butter,} is auvancing iOd per lb against December supply. . . For last week, the following business was transacted at tno \\ oodville railway aiatiou: Bassenger liekelis issued, ekod; sheep trainc, 9/‘IU; cattle, U.B; miseenaneous goods, 14U tons; revenue, AT3B. Hie exclusion train from Cross Creek to Nu-picL* yesicrUay ‘wu.s >\ull patronised by local residents, oO oi tlio totai oi 6bo passengers travelling iroin \\ oodville. ilie btaiionmasier (-Mr U. LJ. (Jarnie) Jiiiorineu a “biandard” representative tliat tins excuiojOU was the most sucolsdlul so iai tins season.