LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Waipa Post, Volume II, Issue 55, 24 October 1911, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A boy of about 14 is advertised for to milk a quiet cow every evening.

Arrangements have been made for a coach to leave for Hairini on Friday evening.

Mr J. A. Young notifies that he will address the electors at Ohaupo this evening. Dates of other meetings are advertised.

Tenders are called for the erection of the ne% mental hospital at Tokanui. Plans may be seen at the local post office.

The tennis courts at Pirongia will be formally opened on Saturday next, and arrangements are well in hand for a splendid afternoon's sport.

Nominations, to reach the returning officer (Mr C. Bowclen) by noon of Wednesday, November Ist, are called to fill nine ordinary vacancies on the Waipa County Council. Particulars appear in our advertising columns.

The following tenders have been received by Mr F. C. Danieil (architect) for the erection of a house in Park Road for Mr. C. Bygrave: —F. Hastings, £398 10s (accepted); D. M. Christian, £502; Giles Bros, (Cambridge) £520; H. Lenehan, £547 ; D. McLean and Sons, £559-

Merchants and others whose. business takes them to the railway station in connection with goods will be glad to know that a crane is to be installed there. This will greatly facilitate the handling of heavy packages, and save much valuable time.

Mr Geo. T. Turnbull, piano tuner and repairer, will shortly be in Te Awamutu. Pie comes from Auckland, and is tuner to the Hamilton branch of the British and Continental Piano Co. Orders left with Mr Gilbert, picture framer, etc., will receive cereful attention."""

The Waipa County Council call for nominations for three representatives on the Waikato Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, and give notice that an election will (if necessary) be held on November Bth. The nominations are to reach the returning officer (Mr C. Bowden) by noon of November Ist.

Our Pirongia correspondent reports that Mr J. Young, the nonparty Democratic Liberal candidate for the Waikato electorate, addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting at- Pirongia on Saturday night. At the conclusion of his address numerous questions were satisfactorily answered. Vote of thanks and confidence was unanimously carried.