LOCAL AND GENERAL

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12426, 19 August 1933, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

It is understood that no further concessions will be granted to Gandhi tor “untouchable” work ir. gaol. If he persists in his fast, the question of forcible feeding will be considered.

The Dalefield Co-operative Dairy Company,• Ltd., received the highest grading points at Wellington grading port for the season, with the exception of a small factory exporting 11 tons of cheese.

The revised official list on Thursday night placed, the death toll as a result of Wednesday’s flood at 130. It is estimated, that it will take 500,000 dollars to restore the homes and provide for the needs of the 50.000 inhabitants affected.—Kingston (Jainaca) message.

“Farmers object to the process of trimming rams,” Mr J. E. Hewitt observed at a meeting at Tinui. “and yet when a nicely trimmed pen is offered. you fall over yourselves to bid for them!” “That’s true,” said a number of his hearers, amidst laughter.—Age.

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