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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 46, 25 February 1936, Page 6

When the Eight Rev. F. A. Bennett, Bishop of Aotea-Eoa, laid the foundation stone of the new Anglican church at Putiki Pa on Sunday afternoon, the ceremony added quietly another link of historical association with the past. Already three churches, the first built about 1840, have succumbed to age, and the fourth one, when completed, will perpetuate the work of both Maori and pakeha who have over many months subscribed to a fund in the vicinity of £IOOO to erect a place wherein both races may praise and worship.

A rock which fell on the track near Tenay, France, derailed the MilanParis express recently while it was travelling at 50 miles an hour,, but nobody; was hurt

Eighty-nine boys out of ninety missel being paid a shilling at the Masterton A. "'id P. Show last week, when they omitted to say “thank you” on receiving their pay for leading animals in the ground parade. When the boy 3 were about to be paid by the secretary an onlooker quietly observed that he would give another shilling to every boy who said “thank you” on being paid. . He then watched the pay-out* Only one boy out of the ninety qualified to receive the extra shilling, says an exchange.

Miss Maud Lindsay Winckworth was recently bound over for two years at the Old Bailey, London, on a charge of libelling Isi gßflfa