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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1548, 18 September 1912, Page 2

PROVINCIAL CENTRES. iFron Our Special Oarrcepondcntß.l 1 j OTAKI. The Ngatiawa, Bridge, which was let i for contract many months ngo, and which r has been hung up ponding the nvrivnl of f hardwood timber, is now being pushed on, i and it is hoped will bo completed in the i- course of sis weeks. I Mr. T. K. Allen, a well-known local . hockey player, left this district for Hangiotn. ) The lato Mr. Dowsett, who died at Ekei hihuna recently, was well known here and. , highly esteemed. At a meeting of cricketers on Monday evening, it was decided to form n club independent of any similar organisation in ' Otaki, and to enter teams for both Wcd- '.. nesda.v and Saturday competitions. The 5 following wore elected olheers:—Patron, Mr. 13yrqn Brown; president, Mr. Bright; vice-presidents, Messrs. M'Kegg, Howell, Simeox, Truman, Field, Palerson, Ling, Addington, St. George, Mouck'on, and * llartmniin; committee, Messrs. Naught on, " Ayrc, Lively, Adsctt, Small, M'Clclnnd; secretary, Mr. H. Larkin; delegates to tho [ association, Messrs., Xaughton and Davi- " son. GREYTOWN. l One of the most severe storms experi- ■ enced here for a long time took place on , Monday night, and lasted till about 5 i o'clock next morning. The wind roso to 3 hurricane force, and was followed by a - b rain storm, accompanied with lightning! s and thunder. Tho lightning was very - vivid. - An old Maori women, a chicftainoss of r some repute, died this week. Her maiden 3 name was Ngahuia Ilemara, and she . marired Manihera Eangitai Kawhao, who j predeceased her. She afterwards became - tho wife of Hcnaro Parata. She was con- > nected with many hapus, and it is anti- . cipated a great tangi, will bo held at , Papawai. 5 . ■ ' FEILDING, The call of the Chamber of Cqmmerco ! to business men to consider the instnlla-' . lion, of electric light in Fcildiug attracted , a large attendance. Judging from the , keen discussion and the interest displayed t at; the meeting, it will be difficult for tho . Borough Council not to view the pro- . cccdings with a good deal of seriousness. ' In fact, the Mayor •(Mγ. Goodbehcre) ! promised to help to give effect to tho

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