The Waikato Independent SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1934. NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3210, 22 September 1934, Page 4

The Waikato Independent SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1934. NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

Adjourned Inquest. —Tlio adjourned inquest concerning the death of Arthur Attwood, who was killed on the Hamilton Eoad on Saturday, September 1, will be resumed at the local Courthouse at 10 a.m. next Tuesday. Parish Social. —An opportunity will be given parishioners of St. Andrew's Church of meeting in friendly fellowship at a social evening to bo held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening next. An entertaining programme of musical items and competitions has been arranged. Dairy Pay-outs —Waikato dairy companies have announced that advances for August supply of butterfat will be as follows: New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company, 9d for finest to butter suppliers and 9M for first grade to cheese suppliers; Sunny Park, Tc Aroha-Thames Valley and Morrinsvillc companies, 9d for finest to butter suppliers; 9Jd to cheese suppliers.

Head-light Testing.—Attention of Cambridge members of tl'f) Automobile Association is drawn by advertisement on Page 1, to the fact that a patrol will be on duty at Bell's Stables on Thursday and Friday next to adjust head-lights. Aerodrome at Thames. —The proposal to establish an aerodrome on the foreshore area at Thames was brought forward again at the meeting of the Borough Advisory Committee last week, and it was stated that there was now a prospect,of, an early start, being made with the. scheme. . ~,,,-... s; ; Big Yarding of Cattle.—Stock to the value of £IO,OOO changed hands at = the Morrinsville sale yesterday.!/,The yarding comprised; 1600 head; of i cattle, 900 pigs and'l 500 sheep. 'lt was;the. largest yarding of cattle seen.at Morrinsville. Buyers numbered several hundred, and came from as far afield as North Auckland, Awakino and Hawke's Bay.