TAURANGA NEWS.
i [bt telegraph.— ovnt coEarspoHnrcrr.] j TATJBAIvGA. Mcnu.y. ! The Placket Society, established six ! weeks ago, has a membership of 150. I The death has ©centred of Maora Rahi- ; j pere, a leell-kntrwn Maori -ffonian of high I rank:, fo the Ngatiraiigmui J j tribe. I; is .said that deceased was over i £D years of age. Copious rain fell on Saturday nigttt ! and continued till noon yesterday, greatly ! benefit-in, 1 ; pastures, and the maize, oats, ! and oth.?r crops. A splendid growth cf J feed all over tho district ensures a sue- ; j cessful dairying season. I Mr. Ivan Fall well, -who has been a ! t men-ibex of the local staff of the Justice ; I Department, for three years, has been j transferred to Ashburt.cn. . He was fareI -xejied at a representative gathering of ' j crtanens en Saturday aight, and received j several presentations.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18235, 31 October 1922, Page 5
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145TAURANGA NEWS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18235, 31 October 1922, Page 5
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