COUNTRY NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15563, 21 March 1914, Page 4

COUNTRY NEWS.

.[from fltot own c-onafSKONßjmis.l A F 'igßfflfyL $®&IXL. A FAftEWStfc Social-4efidered to Sergeantss?* .&e£fth>.. wrjp has jjSgi JjjfflsosL to Hamilton after iS impathfs 4 j&siiience in $urYtly, .took jjlace in ,thp (Miners' Hail on Wen^.'^gii' ;thjer.e 'w/ts .Present a 4arge \ujijbgr tif ."teinitpiiak and cadets" ifteir lady trifißds.'"' '■$&& dancing/.and -singing a. jea^'iple&Saftt' .MUJ enjoyable evening wan Spent; *he fefcjitribbtihg iactpW'.feeing 4"Mr in' Jboti condition, im .nijl# $rp^c&r»y : fibjb -Uiirttly and' .a 3a£ty Aupper. ■During the .evening' the jßejfgcanUiniijor *&js;j|j' :r M"M*. 3. 4pi§V'qn (behal* of those present, with a sufestajitdal travet--4»fig..,- "• '" --'' ' .(At the ,U,suaJ -wsak-ly cnestjng of the Sports 'Committee jmatters .wJere "advanced a .further „4£age. The .secretary jniupated ;tba;t as ,ijhje .sjjtriea ,W,ele ,l^ge; aild |ts ,the handicapping :b,y' .||e£sit. ikitop and Clout -had given genial good fields might .be «xp£cted rofi .the '28th Inst. T£ AftOHA. .V-ALCABLE .EARSE SUjLLED. At 5 a.m."on Thursday, at "?e Arojia railway station, A ,-special ,ttain, conveying Messrs. Wirth' BroCners' circus to Hamilton, x&n into a valuable .five-xear-old thoroughbred mare owned .by aft. T. Aislabisj of 38merBk>#p,"Iuid killed it. PAIERAN6I. JFAaME^.a 1 JJJUQ.N MEE3!N£. A meeting 'pj ,the Pgterangi- branch of the farmers' jEJnion ipatrpcted taa-y £6 .ask for JurJlief information ihjeegard to the de£e^iupd.'' As It"was' c6nsidepsd jim-posgibXe tp «nfol membe/g'jo fqrhj".'J jcorps of the .upjpn .constabulary; if was decided to join in .with Te Awamutu- Jn v co|ineption with the special constables' picnic $$,_ Ruakura, it was deeded to supply ,ali iho information in regard to specials load the .district, and -to £te,te that a large .number would attend % fathering, ': ir.vpte ©/ ffra^p'.Was Re- , corded wlr. Sriell'jfpj Ms ossp_ the creamery §§&&' .supply ip a the corner." The" following' remits are" to M sent to- -the. Proianoja} -jCpjnfefence-t-r-Jliat the executive be asked tbtafe active, ijieps jk> Jysye thepi«ese9t methpd oi • se}iing " sacks given in," amended, it considered joipEt ' .ussa.ijisfaitpry"; '^ha^'JJhe ejecjj|4ye l "Of the F"ar.m£rs' "P.nipp fce-Je<!op-mended ~~ to consider ' the 'j adyipgib|iity 'of star&ng a farnters"iiaEk. ""* -.".— ' '

- OIO^OHANGA. MAIHIIHI SETTLEES' -PICNIC, The Maihulii settlers' picnic took place recently at The P?nes ; - -jjj J>£j?Biifu! weather.' Settlers" aid ' visitors * had assembled from all the surrounding districts, ~#»4 ifee 'day ' pasSftd " off . most successfully. 'Races, games, • competitions, ..etc., ..poMtityls.d ihe the whole being' eirjpyed to the by all present; --- ; " ' ■- . "The proposal to foyjn an A. and P. Society in !: this toTrn is 'jna^ti^g' k wiih gep.«-al ajpd support,. aaid the result "of efforts" now bejpg made by people stiould" tie"t!ss '*&ij* , "¥n'hual show , wilj jdjQrtJy fe s in "•• Mr. "afSf Mrs. F. Wfevte have returned • from ad extended • motor T|ujr "'arow&d Auckland. " ' •' "s£r: G." W. Reynolds, srljo to* rgijejitiy operated ypon v Ji&Mt&l. for Appendicitis, 'is making a- recovery. *,; "■■ - ~-V-- ■■j" p "