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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2090, 8 July 1887, Page 2

The custodian of the Oreytown Hospital acknowledges with thanks receipt of parcels of old linen from Mrs Hast will, and Mist Bevaus, also periodicals from Bev Mr Weetern for use of patients. Other similar parcels thankfully reeeived. Owing to serious damage to the Bermsbuuga bridge by the undermining of piles by the late flood, the Featherston Hoed Bosrd .rave found it necessary, in the interests of the public, to forbid heavier weight* then two tons to be taken over at a time until the bridge can be repaired. 4 notice to th»t effect appears in another column. The overseer has instructions to use syery expedition in the matter of repairs, »o as to cause aa little inconvenience as possible, bat owing to the body of water in the river it is cues - tionable whether much oaq be done »• water goes down.

Mr C. J. Jury the other day visited the Papaw»i Native School and offered 80s to the scholar who, at the end of the year, had the highest number of good conduct marks. 4r I rittain, the master, thanked Mr Jury, and t ie children gave him three cheers lor his kind offer.

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