MATATA NEWS.
JBT TIXECHAPH- —OWN' COSBESPONDEXT.] " .WHA^TANE/ Wednesday. 'At a meeting of the Matata Chambes of Commerce a letter was received from the Tauranga Chamber of Commerce and Railway League offering help in the movement to have the railway station moved to a more; central site. At present the station is over one mile from the township. An exceptionally trying - lime was ■ experienced at :'the W^mana?da.iry;l factory recently. All the- hands *zcepfc one had inSnenza, and the work was carried on fay casual labour. - Measles are prevalent at, Matate. Aboafe' half the white children are affected, and tha disease is now spreadibg fuses; th.9 Maori-chiidteg, .-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17649, 9 December 1920, Page 3
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