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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 44, 22 February 1938, Page 10

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From Our Own Correspondent. Benzine thieves are on.the prowl again. Two were disturbed recently in the early hours of the morning when busy siphoning benzine from the car of a resident. An attempt had also been made to remove the battery. Wellington visitors to the beach were Mr and Mrs G. Murray and family, who spent a week hero recently. Mrs F. Whitley and Mrs J. Deventier (Palmerston North), who have been in Pullyn’s house for a week, returned home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs IL. Hubbard and family, ol Feilding, are spending a fortnight here, and are m Boniface’s house in Seabury avenue. Mrs Huse and her daughter, Gloria, of Palmerston Nort.h, who have both been in indifferent health, are spending a month here to recuperate. Mr and Mrs I». C. Malcolm and family, with Mr F. Pedersen (Palmerston. North), are in Turner’s house for a fortnight. Mr and Mrs Hunt (Fitzherbest West), who have been the guests of Mrs Barnaby, returned home on Friday. Mr and-Mrs A. D. Farragher and family (Palmerston North), are at their beach cottage for a week. Mr and Mrs G. Niehol (Halcombe), and Miss LJna Chamberlain (Longburn) have taken a house in Seabury avenue. Mrs S. Turnbull (Woodville), Mr H Marks and Mr O. A. Turnbull (Wellington)) are in Coutts’s house for a fortnight. Mr and Mrs W. Proctor (Palmerston North), who recently purchased Hansell’s house on the river-front, are now in occupation. They are accompanied by their daughter, Mrs P. E. Larcombe and son.