PALMERSTON NORTH

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4951, 29 April 1903, Page 7

PALMERSTON NORTH

(By Our Special Reporter). Tuesday. Air H. Parata, sanitary inspector for the native districts, is at present on an official visit to the ■Alanavvalu. He has visited all the parts around Palmerston, and reports that with a few exceptions lie sanitary conditions excellent. There was one bad case near boston, and instructions were given to remedy the nuisance at once, but in tkf majority ol casts the painting of the houses, will satisfy all requirements. The meeting house” at Awapuni, however, is to be relnThs ’ambulance classes held in connection with the Fire Brigade commenced ;■ "i'' wilder session with a large attendance to-night. , , The boy Albert Collins, who was shot in ...c i..ce yesterday by another boy, is mailing satisfactory progress, but SO far tliefibullot has not been extracted. .Air R. Malcolm's lender has been accepted for the extensive alterations and additions. Air Strang purposes carrying out at liis Hokowhitu property. Ihe price is said to be about .£I2OO. The weather promises to be excellent for the races to-morrow. Already a large number of the sporting fraternity are in to Thc North Island Railway Appeal Board held a sitting at the Courthouse tliis morning. The .members present were Air Byre Kenny, S.M. Air T. AVilson (representing the second division), and Mr H. Davidson (first division). Atr A. L. Beattie was present on behalf of the Railway Doimrtmeut. The business occupying the attention ol lh Board was the appeal of H. Bmnurton* and P. D. Clark against being disiatcsd on account of an accident at Bongbu. on January 7th. 1903. The formci reduced from driver to fireman, and l the latter from fireman to cleaner. " e {°, taking evidence the Court Longburn to view the scene o thei acci dent. On returning the investigation was resumed, and is still proceeding.