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Rain. The heavy, warm rain which fell throughout the district in the eari> part of the week was just what was needed. Farmers were becoming anxious as to the quantity of their haj crops, but this now seems assured. Oddfellows’ Ball. The Matamata Oddfellows are leaving no stone unturned to make theii annual ball the success of the season. This event is one of the oldest established and most popular in Matamata. and this year's function bids fair to outrival its predecessors. Personal. Mr and Mass. Davidson, of Te Ivuiti, are on a visit to Mrs J. F. Wells, Matamata. ...
Cambrldge-Matamata Road. In connection with Sir Joseph Ward’s unemployment schemes, fifty men are already at work between the Karapiro factory and the Hora Hora turn-off. The survey for the straightening of what is considered the most dangerous part of the Auckland-Roto-rua route was completed some time ago and the men are engaged on this work. Fifty more are expected to arrive shortly.
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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17840, 12 October 1929, Page 5
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163MATAMATT. Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17840, 12 October 1929, Page 5
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