THIRTY YEARS AGO.
EXTRACTS FROM “STANDARD.” NOVEMBER 27. 1906. Shipping news had divisions for “steamers” and “sailers.” Among the overseas vessels for Wellington wero tho Matatna, Como. Drayton Grange. Corinthic, Sussex. Ruapehu, Everton Grange, Bramley, Star of Japan, Gothic, Whakatano, Irish Monarch, Idraloma, Queen Arnolie, and the Apollo (a sailing ship from Liverpool). The Anglican Church at Bunnythorpe was being enlarged. In the course of a few weeks Bunnythorpe would hove three dairy factories, producing butter, cheese, arid dried milk. At Pretoria the Dulch had been celebrating the end of seven years under British rule, which they believed had been ordained as seven lean years of punishment. . A French training ship Algericas had ben burned at Toulon.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 308, 27 November 1936, Page 2
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