Passengers from Napier to Gisborne by the East Coast Airways' plane yesterdav included Mesdames Polaka and S. C. Wells; Misses June Potaka, K. Sheriff, and Wells; Messrs. S. C. Wells. C. Jensen, Sime, J. C. Quigley, Moroney and Masters A. Jensen and Wells. Amongst those who travelled to Napier were Mesdames Connie and K. T. Chrisp; Messrs. Connie, Silverwood, J. ''ui'jley, J, Glynn, M. Springhall, and R. Morton; Messrs, W. Richards, I). VV. Coleman M.P., J. Lyle, I'.. Ilree, and Master David Chrisp. The days when water was a luxury in Canterbury are remembered by Mrs Ce. E. Goldsmith,! «f Slav cloy, who. celebrated her eighty-seventh birthday last week-end. She told a reporter in an interview that while she was living at Chertsey. mi Mid-Canterbury, about th.! late 'seventies, there was no rain for five months and once, which she was at Sherwood. 3(& was charged for a lank, ful of water, which was very muddy anil which was carted from the Rakaiti River. Often Hiev had to refuse waggoners a drink for their teams. Then tamji the water-races.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18920, 23 January 1936, Page 15
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