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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17182, 12 February 1930, Page 13

\ ' »*' The only rwwt change in the schedule of export meat values obtaining at the Kaiti freeing works is an increase of id per lb. for «econd*quaWy lambs, the pnce having been advanced to 7id per lb. for this class of meat. The difference "batwoen prime and seconds was I previously 3d per lb. The Hawke's Bay Regiment (infantry), which is at present encamped at Rus--1 tell park, Waipukurau, on Monday % did a route march to Mt. Herbert bush. Preceded by the regimental band, the v march was ft vary impressive one, the ' fin© physique of those engaged calling > forth much commendation., Inoortwrating some appropriate terms culW froin cricketing associations, Mr. W.... Fisher, who since the formation of .the Civil Servioo Club has been Us patron, made an especially fitting response in connection with a presentation made to him by members of the team during the tea adjournment at the Oval on Sat- - urday afternoon. The presentation took the form of a Jeather-encased travelling clock, and was made by Mr. Griffiths, vice-captain of the team, Messrs. Mason and Simpson endorsing the vice-captain's Moression of regret at the severance of their association with Mr. Fisher, who has handed over the duties of chief postmaster at Gisborne to his successor. The ind»btedn«sa of the club to Mr. Fisher for his sustained interest and support Vili suitably voiced by the club members, and Mr, fisher, in his reply, asked that- he be written down as one who, JJkbig made his runs, had finished his not "cut" but "retired." The sally was received with appreciative ap-