WREY'S BUSH

Western Star, 11 February 1910, Page 2

WREY'S BUSH

At a laueting befld on Monday evening' tbci. questaan of site for tlio proposed dairy factory was decided, -Much discussion ensued. A vote was taken, winch resulted in, favor of the Opio site, the numbers being—Stroud's corner nine, Opio toa. NW that this I vexed 'question is settled, it is to bo hoped business will be pushed ahead, [ and a company formed a s early as possible in Older that intetoding suppliers may have auipl« time to make preparations' for na\'t season. Much vogvqt, was felt whoa tha rows of the sad drowning. o .[ .Mr O'Donnell's son became known here. Mr and Mrs O'Donnell. had been residennts of this district many years, and the sympathy oC all goes to them in their pad , hereavaawut. Tin; interment took place at fclio W'reys Hush cemetery on Monday. The funeral, which left Nightcaps railway station, after arrival of midday train, was largely attended. Mr Thos. Stroud jnr., is about to leave the district, havimgi disposed oi his farm to Mr It. Hart, of Wdmtom. 'loin will be greatly missed l by his many friends and neighbours, and when the time for "hoddin the ploo'' arrives, genial Tom's l loss will bicooma more distinct than ever. Mr Stroud was ovbr 'Wdlliujr i a assist in any movfl ment that appertained l to the welfare of the district. His loss will bo recompensed f u r somewhat by his sucr ceswor, who is well-known in the district and who no doubt, will become a most de.sirable citisien.