LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13638, 24 August 1937, Page 4

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

“Never pardon that in yourself which you would condemn in others.” Tho sisters of the local Convent will be in retreat until September Ist and visitors are asked not to call until after that date. Readers’ attention is drawn to Messrs V. Bevy and Co.’s great overstock sale, advertised on page one of this issue, wherein values worth taking advantage of will be found listed. On Monday, August 30, a gift evening will be held ill the Kaitawa Hall in honour of the approaching marriage. of Afiss Mona Burgess. Music will be supplied by Ken Hicks. All' J. D. C. Crewe, auctioneer, is selling by public auction at Alakoliiako to-morrow (Wednesday) <m account Public Trustee, executor of the estate of Reuben Dyer, farm implements, cools, etc. Particulars appear on page 8. Attention is drawn in this issue to thie lovely styles jji Spring Footwear showing at the “Farmers.’’ Specially featured are the new Navy Suedes, easily the most popular shoe of the season. Readers will be well advised not to miss leferring to Alessrs D. P. Ryan and Sons, Ltd., advertisement elsewhere in this issue where will be found a selection of used cars and trucks for sale at juices well below market values. - At yesterday’s meeting of the suppliers to the Mangahao Dairy Company, Air C. H. Brown (who was subsequently appointed chairman of directors in succession to Mr R. C. Yates, who retired) stated that in 1921 when they had 18 sujijiliers the outjiut was 113 tons, and jiointed out that last year with 12 suppliers there was an output of 153 tons, which tho sjieaker maintained was an illustration of what had been acconqilished in tho Ruawhnta district since then.