TONGAPORUTU.
(ffiOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). ■?ow that the days are getting long ag in waath' r is colder, fiost and coll ain ulte-noting. The weather h-s i> en m'ld during May and June ; the to are pretty giod and the pasture is good. Stock are looking well. B'ishfe ling is in full swiDg. There is a little road-making, but Lot much. The usual talk of crenn ries and *epia'ors for next season ontinues. The sjreit drawback is ' no metal.' We had a wadding on the Ist of July on the river. Mr. A. Waters, die local was married to vliss Bessie Brewer, of To.igapo u u. Che Rev. Kawnsley, of Waitara, offici fed. The rev. leman was to ruve pre.ich*d at Mokau and Tongi p rutu on the 30th June, but on account of a sprained ankle could nit come. Howt-ver, ha managed to come ti perform the unrr'age on' the Monday. - . '
the Duke and Duchess have left our shore*. I am not aware how oaany went to see them from this district.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 149, 18 July 1901, Page 2
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173TONGAPORUTU. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 149, 18 July 1901, Page 2
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