WAIROA NOTES.
Leave of absence was granted at tho Council meeting to Cr. \. T. Carroll. Mr. C. Smith, an old Armed Constabulary man, has returned from. Napier to'reside at Frasertown. Mr. Arthur Ramlose, of Nnhuku, lias been admitted to tlie Wairoa Hospital. The county revenue' for May was only £lB4 3s lid! (May being always a slack month), made up as follows :-jHates. £SB 3s 9d; license fees, £SB los 2d: do* tax, £SO; miscellaneous. £l7 55." The harbor returns for May are as follows (1925 figures being given in parcnthesis) : Wharfages, Wairua. £57 16s ICd (£l2O 13s sd); Waikokopu, £9l 15s 7d (£64 18s 3d): port charges, Wairoa, £lJ.' 18s 3d (£4B 2s 44); Waikokopu. £SO 10s 4d (£3O 17s sd): export*.: Wairoa, wool, 92 bales (40): Waikokopu: wool 128 bales (105): mutton and lamb, 18.425 carcases ((7464) ; beef. 260'i_rs. (735): arrivals and departures : Wairo'., 13(23), Waikokopu: 22 (19). The attendance at the District. High School for 3Unv w i' s 452 ' M,t ~f ;i totn : roll number of 515,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17057, 11 June 1926, Page 3
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