WOODVILLE.
WOODVILLE, Feb. 17. Mr A. Bailey (inspector of permanent way at the Woodville railway station) has received notice of his transfer to Invercargill, and leaves for the south at an early date. Miss Patricia Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. Nelson, of Woodville, is making satisfactory progress after the operation she had to undergo recently.
» " i Miss Nelson is at present in Sydney. Mr K. Mitchell prosided over the monthly meting of the Young Fanners’ Club. Two new members were elected. Mr E. Mason (veterinarian), _ was the speaker, and his instructive talk on farm horses was well received. Mr Mason explained the chief points in their care and attention. Reference was also made to the chief diseases of horses and at the conclusion of the lecture,. he answered a number of questions. A decision was made to ask the Pig Recording Club officers to speak at the next meeting.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 69, 22 February 1937, Page 8
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