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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, 25 November 1931, Page 7

Turiwiri (Dargaville), the Public Hall. Tutamoe, the Public School. Waihue (Dargaville), Mr T. W. Berghan's House. Waikiekie, the Public School. Waimatenui, the Hall. Waimauku, the Public Hall. Waiotira, the Public School. Wairere, the Public School. Waitoki (Kaukapakapa), the Public School. Wellsford, the Farmers' Trading Company's Store-room. Whakapirau, the Public Hall. Wharehine, the Public School. Whatoro, the Public School. Whenuanui (Ruawai), Mr G. /. Scott's Garage. Woodcocks, the Post-office. Woodhill, the Public Hall. Dated this2oth day of November, 1931. H. A. MUNN, Returning Officer. THEY SAY: That' Warkworth lias been very dry during the past week and that some convivial souls had difficulty in getting water to mix with their whisky. That John Hops will soon need to pass an examination in poultry farming. That the question of the hour is, "is Dome Valley open ?" That there is no truth in the re- ) port that Warkworth is following in I the footsteps of another place and indulging in mixed bathing by the light of the moon, and in Edenic costumes. A coming event in aid of a good cause is the flannel dance on the 18th Dec, in the Town Hall. Don't read the other fellow's "TIMES". Be a subscriber, and you will be sure of a co >y.

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