INGLEWOOD NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 281, 27 November 1901, Page 2

INGLEWOOD NEWS.

(From Our Own Correspondent). The erection of our large brickgpost office seems to have given a slight impetus to the trade all round. The local tradespeople via with each other in the adornment of their busi- j nessplace?,and the bnildingof suburban j residences. Speiking generally Ingle- j wood is goin® ah-ad aod will continue to go ahead. But a sc ptical person j asks: what is there to mak'i Inglewood I go ahead ? Perhaps the individual in ; question is looking for investment in a rising township, or perchance has just sold out, because be thinks property has reached its highest. The fac*-, however, remains, that while the qjestion is still unsolved, the demand for property increases. Weddings, farewell socials, ar,d auctions sales are the order of the day, it being doubtful if there will be a single man kft at the end of the year. Of course we wish them all every success and happiness in their future progress through life collectively, as space won't allow us to mention them individually. I am sorry to have to record a rather serious accident which befell a young man named Buxton. It appears that while diiving the cons into the milking yard, one of them turned on the young fellow, and though no bones were broken, he sustained rather severa bruises about the head and body. His brother, who rescued him, was treated in much the same'manner by the irate animal.