Car Collides With Cattle
Three heifers received broken legs and had to be destroyed and two were injured as a result of being run into by a car on the Te Awamutu-H ami 1ton main highway in the vicinity of Lake Road on Sunday. A drover was driving a mob of heifers towards Hamilton when the car, allegedly driven and occupied by servicemen, collided with the animals with the above result. Though the accident occurred at about 12.30, it was not until a late hour that the police were notified. The car was extensively damaged and was later towed to Hamilton.
Women as Church Elders Discussion by the Southland Presbytery on the appointment of women as elders in the church resulted in a decision that such a move would be both unprofitable and unwise. The question was raised as the result of an overture from the Timaru Presbytery to the General Assembly last November. “It is the gift of a woman to be a mother, and she is exercising an influence on an infinitely higher plane by the use of her motherly gifts than by the ruling and administration of church affairs,” said the Rev. J. A. Thomson. Familv preparation for colds and coughs:" Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. Woods Ltd., Lamfoton Quay, Wellington.
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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 68, Issue 5941, 10 May 1944, Page 3
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