LOCAL AND GENERAL

Northern Advocate, 20 February 1926, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

At yesterday's meeting of the Whangarei Harbour Board, the question of control of the foreshoe at Onerahi was again. brought up. The chairman pointed out that tho Harbour Board had no legal power to vest the foreshore, lying between Kaiwaka Point and Stevens' Point, in the. Onerahi Town Board. Any application for such control should be made jdircct to the Marine Department; and it was doubtful whether sueh a request would be acceded to, as the Department was | not disposed to part with Crown rights. It was resolved to inform the Onerahi] j Town Board accordingly. j

A boy, Allen Turner, six years of age, whose parents reside at Kamo, fell off a horse yesterday and fractured an elbow. He was brought by hi 3 parents to the Whangarci Hospital and admitted to that institution about eight o'clock last night.

. Dobson 's, Kamo Road, is. the place for all your seasonable requirements.

Famous for low prices. 735 C. O. Roscoti, Cameron Street, is now fully stocked with wide-mouth, preserving jars in all size's and the prices are right: Pints, 6/9 doz; Quarts, 7/9 doz; 13/ dozen. We advise customers to place their orders at once as these jars cannot be replaced to sell at above prices. So buy now from C. O. Roscoe, Cameron Street. Phone 101. 477