Ruakaka News
Throughout the .district the past few weeks have seen a succession of cold, bleak days, accompanied by heavy showers of rain. Stock is. in consequence, not coming forward as well as usual, but it is expected that a few bright days will make a big difference in this respect. In anticipation of a fairly early season farmers are indulging in the customary winter "spring-clean" of their dairy equipment. Improvements are taking shape at the school grounds, the first step being the cartage of sand and cement. The programme of work on the grounds should be well in hand before the summer. Personal. Mr Cox. postmaster at Ruakaka, ' who has been in the Whangarei Hospital for some weeks, is making a good recovery. Mr and Mrs Kendal have taken over the small farm formerly occupied by Mr C. Griffon. Mr and Mrs McEwen were in Auckland last week-end. Mrs Patterson is in Auckland. Mr O. Farnham has returned to New Plymouth after a fortnight spent with relatives at Ruakaka. | Mr and Mrs Alt Watson have returned from Auckland and Te Aroha. Mrs Stevens, of Maungatapere, has returned home after visiting her daughter. Mrs C. Young. Mr and Mrs Hales, of Whananaki. have been recent visitors to the district. Mrs Maras. of Marsden Point, has taken up residence in Whangarei. Mrs Chetham. of One Tree Point, is an inmate of the Whangarei Public Hospital. Miss Lilley Wilson is spending her annual holidays in Auckland. GET RID OF PILES ! i Results !;u:tr.Miit.'c<l with Za.ni) Treatment. Kasily applied. Xinepeiiee stamps I'l-in:-' ii-i-nerous sample.—Zaun Pty.. Box W.'.A., Wellington. 2
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Northern Advocate, 16 July 1938, Page 10
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