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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17951, 1 December 1932, Page 6

Serious injuries to her head were received by Helga Ede, 3, a daughter of Air. and Airs. P. A. Ede, Somme parade, when she was knocked down by n ear m Wanganui on Sunday. The sixtieth anniversary of the foundation of the Hamilton ‘West primary school will he celebrated at a gathering in the school grounds on Saturday, December 3. The sum of £20,312 was paid in rates in New Plymouth last week, constituting a record. " Of the £132,217 rates struck oyer the borough, U6B-,607 has been paid. A young Wanganui lady science Stu-! dent, on completion of her examinations last week for her second section. of the 15. Sc. degree, hearing of a position as ; domestic help on a station in the liawllia : district, promptly accepted the otfor and proceeded to take up her duties. “This class of offence is growing to id arming proportions. It is not safe to leave a bicycle unattended for five minutes,” said Senior-Sergeant Whitehouse in the Palmerston North Police Cou: t, when Francis Gedrgc White, 24, laborer, was fined £2 for converting a bicycle to his own use. “One has learned to expect in these davs that there are no assets where a farmer goes bankrupt—-no assets worth anything,” said Air. Justice Smith in i the Auikland Supreme Court. The case beforo him was one in which a bankrupt farmer was reported to have had debts of over £6OO and no assets. As a result of being dragged by a pony, Vernon Ilannett, 9, of Feildiilg,. is lving in the Palmerston North Hos-i vital in a critical condition. He tied a rope attached to the pony about his bndv, and was dragged a roped the pad-' dock. The child received a fractured i skull and concussion. ! Exciting news.—Wonderland, the Christmas entertainment at Potties', miens en Saturday. Hi truer and better than ever tips venr. it includes a serloa of inovieir tab’ncux from th« store nr ‘Tile House that Jack Bifilt"; ‘'The Flaming Mountain,” another cnectacular scene, and. of course, the model railway and Bruin Band. Admission for old and young alike is lid, and everyone receives a free gift.*