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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 146, 16 July 1901, Page 2

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' '"" (raoit oub» own 66rbesp6nden: '). The chil iren attending the State a ihool are very proud of the success of iheir ■ nooont Biitßfcftir.mant-, ard to shew their gratitude to Miss Wilson, who was pianist on the occasion, presentee her < r.K,&A.pr.ety.J|andbag. ,Mr.. Pup b, on b=hilf of her pupils, thanked; Miss •J&Wsiw ?9£ he,r, -Mofloess irtattet ding i&l ; Mre!is^lß , 3na l f6V the lively inl ertst - ■ infl' ibted <fr'ifcß(p</Mw ftWWjof tiheniisieal r JffWiWid,>>feft WrfJrW gift, wMd-be > m* thettrtjM and 8% mSm& W fl9W l ??i 8S J? I JWS!e ; Jb I a jßfalif « 4s ,her, r .^at ir hyped toihiiip them A drum andhfife band is '*,qij|tip^' f SfinVewenl}! Bbyrtffvi voluntfl tafto i)ecimesn)erahers and shvady an order Tor twenty fifes has b?en plTce/l ip the ciDabliJundg of Mr. DJMC&InnM Bain, ■raoutL- The'-boyal .expect toilm Use.* next wrek, and af er a few pr*<jt "bee*,-intend' Id MlrclHst) Cild nJee>sa>,y' drums. ]?'&' r*! lined gpoc p%?s! this seisonf, bu?i, a ganger is btdly ,**antsd to prevent destruction of fiative the iui. :TngsViry jgosthit o-ie Maori liraugbt as the tje&uk.of an excurAt m no Infill) 80 of vthese bjairafql birds* anJ-lhat during this smsoi'afc least; lOOfHuis hive been desttoyel in the Ka<ipftH d v,ls*J)*> ! „ , .: -■- ; ajha- crick-.taisiavebadrthe Reote \- tion Ground ploughed, and! inten'd laying d iwn a good' pTtch for next spasdrj'. 1 On Arbor Dtyv it is'propped to pjap,t,j some tr3es.„ar9<md ;J,tie grounds, and,\ FuiaMa wiirbtfrjEhedbymeinsof asocial j which is to take pWca-shortly. 4- tree' 1 shidei £Qp/,path ufrom . the suspension bidgeto the. ,ite>.cV would be a boon o4ab 'y th "' Committee will have, oKe'eon£'iiict?d' attrac's to :: ptaco. : B> t'KI '^»y- ? a ,f ' this we k.

' The dead. At leas ' there have ben no prac'ices nor .spatasi ilinos*; elidedjl g-% an o'ituiry inofcicel wi 1 at ari" early d ite.