PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY.
IDs TclecraDh.—Snsclal CorrciDonJaiil.l Palmerston N., February 26. The suppliers of (he llunnylhorpe Dairy Company Imve left the question of joining in t'lie establishment of » casein fa<y tnry to the directors to deal with. The Palmerston Borough Council has purchased a tar-spraying machine, and portions of tho Square arc to bo experimental with. Members of the Palmerston Bowlinpr Club propose paying a visit to Wellington shortly to play matches with Ilia city clubs. A little girl, named Gwen Foster, Imd her leg broken on Saturday while playing in a stonemason's yard, through a tombstone falling on her. The J'olmngina Branch of the Farmers' Union held its annual picnic on Saturday. There was a good attendance, though' perhaps not quite so numerous as at previous picnics of the branch. A hearty welcome was extended to the visitors by the chairman (Mr. H. W. Smith). Mr. 1). Howie, vice-chairman, also addressed tho gathering. Refreshments were provided bv the ladies, and, with games and all kinds of amusements, a pleasant day w«9 'rhe membership of (ho Manawatu Flaxmill Union ifi now said"to number eight Immlrcd,
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1374, 27 February 1912, Page 5
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185PALMERSTON DAY BY DAY. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1374, 27 February 1912, Page 5
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