WAITARA.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13947, 30 April 1909, Page 4

WAITARA.

(From Our Own Oorrosp o ™ l^ ) , April 28.- -Mr. Harry T.nti»min s roundest child died yoate.dav i ro-n J attack of binnolntis. Much ;vmpafliy is felt for tin- parents in ilU'ir sad boroavemont Mr. R. J- White (Mo-r. Bur. o-«; Frasor and Co.'s mana<ii'r Ikto lor uu past ton yoars) and fanulv ■'«;• 1:I lip their rosidenc in V« ' ! . vn " ' on Tuesday next, nnd wiU '-<; "'"."",.' V ed hvthe Waitara Lawn 1"»n.-< v !»>« on Monday night. , The Rakaia is now in tlu« \\ai.ar.i roadstood, and loadiim oporat.ons are proceedinc; expoditiously 1 A list of 48 namos havo 1 eon forwnrd. Ed to tho Officer Commanding : the- 3 v A deputation waited on the \ or> Rev. Dean M'Kenna rccentlv and expressed the foPlinc that nXathoho Day School was desirable in Waitara. The Scan in reply stated that while notl.Tng ,ay"him Renter pleasure than opou.ns new schools, the fact remained that the hoavv demands on the religions tending orders thro«Rho,it tho co ony had depleted their ranks to such n extent that at present they cou W not oope with the demand for their sorTioes He woiild ploco tho matter b«s fore tho authorities, hut cottld npi | proS that anything dof.nito. «o«iW J"j done at present, hut the project would not he lost sight of.