SEPARATION SCHEME AT CHELTENHAM.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 1 November 1912, Page 6

SEPARATION SCHEME AT CHELTENHAM.

WEDDING AT SANSON. RAETIHI DAIRY COMPANY. SHEEP FOR THE NORTH. (By Our Own Corresnondent.) MARTON, October 31. Advico to hand from Cheltenham is that the homo separation scheme", recently adopted, is proving a great success. " Moro economy is practised, and directors in consequence of reduced expenditure will be .able to pay a bigger prico for butter fat. There are now over 100 suppliers. A very pretty wedding was celebrated in tho San-son Methodist Church this morning when 'Miss Elsie E. Bishop, fourth daughter of Mr. Robert W. Bishop, of Mount Stewart, was married to Mr. Philip M. Gedye, barrister, of Rongotea. The bride, gracefully attired in a cream taffeta empire dress, with the customary wreath and" orange blossoms, and accompanied by her sister, Mus Winifred Bishop, was given away hy her eldest brother, Mr. Lewis Bishop, of Makowhai. Tho -bridegroom was accompanied by Mr. Albert Bishop as best man. The bridal party subsequently motored to Wanganui, where the honeymoon is to be spent. The Rev. G. Frost was the officiating minister. Tho Raetihi Dairy Company has decided to pay Is. per pound for butter fat during October. A very large nunioer of people from all parts of Rangitikei to Palmerston to-day for the purpose of attending the Show. "People's Day,1' to-day, will, if fine, bo very largely availed of, also. About 40 trucks of sheen from Hawkes' Bay passed up North to-day, tho destination being Tuakau, on the Waikato line, between Pukekoho and Mercer.