PIRONGIA.
The fine weather last week was fully t.keu advantage of by our larmera iu securing tna potato crops, wtiicli are turuiug out well, while on some farms ehaffcutting machines have done good work.
One day last week I had tho privilege of lookiug over toe new Masonic ledge room lately built an 1 furnished by the cuutiactor (Mi Tnumas Finch), ll the Musuus are not more than satisfied with the way iu which the contract has beou filled they must be a hard body to plcaso, as an txpeit expressed his opinion thai the work waa dono far to wel. to pay any contractors. Tlie finish to the interioi and the quality of the work done is far beyond what one Aould expect trom the unpretentious look of the exterior ot the building. The formal opening of the Ludyo has not yet taken place. there wore a few spurts about ou the opening day of the shooting stasou, but no bagß worth mentioning were ma ie, pheasants iu this upper part ot Waipa being pretty well exterminated by poison.—(Uwu Correspondent).
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Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2629, 3 May 1904, Page 2
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181PIRONGIA. Waikato Argus, Volume XVI, Issue 2629, 3 May 1904, Page 2
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