LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 46, 26 November 1912, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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('. U.rltii.l • Parish ii. It is rarely that pitnm- of the AI! £tur Pictures uiv afforded tlm opportunity i I tlueo slut films or; Din- evening. Such, however, will be tl.i' case to-i:ijrhr, when til' 1 v, ill show, in addition to tins ordinary programme, three of study, " Saved !>y Her Lion,'' a poweiful drama, " The Brotherhood i>f .Man," a star comedy, " When the Fin-bolls Rang," are tin; three great afrr.ictruns. This week the pictures, will he sh iwn at L'ukekoho to-nisrht and Thursdav. "Local Farmer" writt-s:--"Through the medium of your valuable paper I'd like In a-ouse the feeling o£ th . fanners in the close surrounding district ot Pukekohe lo the fact that there is a pronability of losing thu services ofMrJarte3 Oostello, cur well known ar.d valued vcternary surgco: l , who lias been doing ojr work for the past nins jears, and to the satisfacMcn of tKo general public May 1 suggest to the Farmers' Union j tu tiikc immediate steps 10 caii a public meeting of farmers) and interested people to prevent such a loss to our district, or any other way that appeals best to them?" Mailers in connection with the VYaiKato Kiver Board's schema to lower (he level of the liver si as tdrain the swamp lands were the sublet of a reputation to the Prima Miniter in Auckland mi Friday. Mr A. Glass, chairman of tin Board, urged the Gavernment to grant a subsidy towarc's the erst of clearing the willows fiom the bank nf the [v'aunga-tiw-hiri Creek to allow of the bigger woik to be proc:eded with. Mr Ma - ~ey saii that, first ef all, the BoaiJ wiuld have to have an ir.gir.eei's report on the matter, and he wtulJ I see tha: tin was obtained. Mr Massty also c: nssr.ted t.i git information regarding the prognsi of the sork, so tint the whole .-.ch- m ■> might be expedited.