Supporters of the town queen, and others, are reminded of the popular cabaret dance which will be held in Le Grand Lounge this evening. On a recent afternoon, Mr. F. R. Harvey, engineer-manager of the Wairere Power Board, when assisting in an installation to a farmhouse near Aria, touched a live wire through a defect in bis rubber glove. He fell 15ft., and,, besides the shock, sustained a broken rib lie was taken to a farmhouse and looked after until a- doctor from Piopio arrived, and later was conveyed to his home, where he is doing well. The matter of licensing the small craft in the harbor for the carriage of school children as sightseers to iI.M.S. Dunedin does not rest- with the local Collector of Customs, a reporter learned this morning, and the committee responsible for the arrangements have been advised to put in an application in a form suitable for submission to the Marine Department.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17153, 1 October 1926, Page 8
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