WAIROA NOTES.
There were thirteen days on which rain Coll during May, the. total fnil. being. LO.'iin.
Mr. P. ('. Ooghlan. another id' the old pioneer settlers ot Wairoa, is reported very ill. On Friday, Mr. Joseph U.odges, -id, employed as cook al the Clyde Hotel, died after a brief illness. He had been in New Zealand twelve or fourteen years.
The last Convent social was well attended. The winners of the euchre lonviiameni wore -Mrs A. Harvey, and Mr. 11. Murdoch,, Mis J. Buchanan made a capable hostess. The programme for (he farmers' school lo be held this month at lluramua and in town lias been somewhat amended-.
At the quarterly mooting of Die Eire Board there were present: The Mavor, Mr. Cbrkill. and M,essrs S, A. Dickie. M. Taylor,' .1. Hay. J. N. Norrie, W. H, Flint, and ",f, H, Black.— The brigade wrote on the subject of insurances on members while engaged in practices, and also submitted draft by-laws. ByJ-li questions were lel'l foi the considyraOi.'ii uC the \ Napier iiienibers.
Anol'uer Maori bai/kruptcy, that oi Tiki Pi.ripi ('labourer), iiailed to drawmore than tour persons, and the iiiC'cLiiig. was adjourned.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17059, 14 June 1926, Page 10
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