PAHIATUA.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2011, 19 March 1914, Page 3

PAHIATUA.

Considerable improvenicnts have been effected to tire grounds at the Pallia* tiia Diatrieb l-lifjli School diTj-'ulg the fi-ast .six mentiis. At the meeting «f j the sehoal committee held this wpcfe it , was decided to approach the- Borouah Council for a erant toivimis the recent improvements, kr it was considered that lliey would benefit ilio town ginmrallv. Jlcssrs, ]?. Parltei' (boroujrli overseer), fill!:! U. J, Dillon (comity clißinesr) will attend the aunuiil tonf<'rei!<:2 of !:iie New JJsalitml 1 iiilitute of 1/firiil cers to bn hold at Auckland tin's weok. 'lliere liavo 'icon t]i.uto a number »if husinces changes in Psihialun (his juinith, no fewer than four established iHisiiioss having ckanged hftnds. There is also an improvement in the biiildiaiil

iratio and at the present time three r.ew premises in Main Street are in ccnirsu of construction. The Ponnaroa ChamW of Commerce-, in ooninrtction with the Akitio County Council, has made its arrangements lor the visit of the Hon. I' , . J!, B. Fisky io the I'onjrnroa district on Miireli 21. A banquet will lie held at Poniiaroa in the , ovoninj;. Tlt« proposed harbour ■sites. lit Aohanga and Akitis will be inspected and Mr. Kisjicr will deliver a political address in'the Ponyaixra Mall on March. 23. P. K. Kfiit, S. Gibson, H. K. 'Robinson, and A. Watson will act as a deputation to wait on the Minister in connection with local matters. At the Makotnako Sunday School anniversary tea and public meeting short addresses were given by tile Revs. 11. Biclwrd and 31. Bowdeu Harris, and Captain AVatkins, of Pal'.iatna. ' The prizes won. dining Hits year were presented.