LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
“11l nature, like a spider, sucks poison fron? th e sweetest flower.”
The Railway Department announces the issue of specially reduced fares and special train arrangements for the race meeting at Awapuni on Saturday 2nd April Sen* advertisement i,, this issue.
Headers ar, reminded that the gfeat word-building competition being conducted by the Wairarapa. Farmers closes at tin* end of tins month. The interest taken fiv this competition has been phenomenal and: it is necessary to have your entries sent in As earlv as possible.
At last night’s meeting of the Pahiatua District High School committee the appointment ol Airs. McQuilkin, sole teacher at Ruawhata, to the position of infant mistress in succession to Miss McKittrick was unanimously confirmed, members expressing the opinion that the lady in question would prove a very able teacher.
The next meeting of the Pahiatua School Committee will be the last of their term of office, the, the householders election being set down for Monday May 2. When mentioning this matter last night the chairman (Mr. G. Godfrey Taylor, who incidental !v does not intend to seek office for a further term), appealed to members of the committee to endeavour to induce more parents to attend the meeting.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 13819, 29 March 1938, Page 4
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