PROVINCIAL CENTRES.
\ (From Our Special Correspondent!.! | . -»: _ '
GREYTOWN. Last night someono broke into Low Jlwong Bros/ store, carrying away articles to tho value of £3 or £L Low Hwon--was "at tlie play" at tho time. OTAKI. ■ Sir.' Kershaw, a recent in-rival Lore, had a narrow escape yesterday morning through ■ being washed down tho Ctaki Ifivor, which ho' was crossing in a cart. His iior.so was drowned, and tho vchi-lo considerably knocked about. Tho owner reached the bank iu a very exhausted condition. CARTERTON. • A number of settlers on the West Taratahi havo suffered of late through having their purebred sheep worried by dogs. ; It is expected that the Wningawa Freezing Works will open for the season about the end of October or early in November. The now additions to tlio works should bo completed about the beginning of the New Year. Mr. Charles Lumley, -whose death is reported from Asb hurst, was for many years captain of the Carterton Volunteer Fire. Brigade, and w.as tho brigade's representative at several conferences. He left Carterton a few years ago to establish business for himself at Ashihurst. Tho news of his death came as a shock to his many friends here.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1521, 17 August 1912, Page 8
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197PROVINCIAL CENTRES. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1521, 17 August 1912, Page 8
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