FAIRBURN.
(From our own Correspondent.) The County Chairmen has decided to aeoept the invitation to meek the ratepayers in Fairburn to diiouis County matters in general. The date will appear in next “Age.” As the County Chairman states that he intends to bring as many of his colleagues as possible, the meeting should he an important and interesting one and promises to attract local prominents from neighbouring settlements. It is many years sinoa ratepayers were offsred the opportunity of discussing county affairs facs to faoe with the county officials, and the result should he profitable. Mr. Charlie "Walsh is back from th# hospital, having quite reooverad from his reoent illness.
Yeur own observes Miss Kirby’s song, “The Man of Sorrows,” was omitted from last week’s report of the Church ooncert.
Road work is in full swing »ow. Metalling is prooteding on the main road and on Mangateitoi road. Widening and metalling on Duncan’s road has begun.
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Northland Age, Volume VIII, Issue 26, 16 February 1912, Page 5
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