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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12451, 18 September 1933, Page 5

The death occurred in the Public Hospital of Mr R. Hall, of Alfredton, aged 76 years. The deceased was a well-known settler.

An address on wool marketing will be delivered by Mr H. J. Weriiham in the Anglican Schoolroom on Thursday evening.

"'reles are discussing the oil °f th e ■vote being on n fifty-fifty basis at the next licensing poll, says a Wellington observer.

here, was again an excellent attendance at. the series of popular oat u relay night dances held in the Foresters Hall and patrons wore delighted with the provision made loi their enjoyment.

Members of the Pahiatua A. and i . Association. are reminded that nomination of officers, including the office oi president and a committee oi twenty-one, close with the secretary (Mr J. A. Walsh) on Saturday 23rd inst. The anual meeting /. + i 10 Association is to he held on ,ns , t . Nomination forms may be tary ned at the office ot the secre -

Before a packed Town frail, Wellington, the curtain was rung down on the lielden Taylor Fair on Saturday evening, when with spec-taeu- ! ar P a ««nnt.ry Miss Mary McEvedy. 'l- 01 ., '"""didate, was crowned queen of the fair. Although the' financial result of the fair will not. he known lor a few days, the number of votes oast in the Queen Carnival contest '"f 111,, gross receipts from "650 ' " Se tI,P activities was