WAIRARAPA NEWS
The n-sw regulation prohibiting the fellmongering of sheepskins nt freezing works, other than those slaughtered on the premises, will affect the Wnmgawa works to some extent.. These .works liave'TJeen in the habit of receiving email lots, from farmers. . The annual national festival m ronnection with St. Matthew's Churcn, Masterton, is at present being held. The rivers and streams in the Masterton district are reported to be fainy well stocked v with trout, and the prospects for the trout-fishing season, which opens on October 1, are good. The "Checr-oh Girls" from Wellington are coming to Masterton for the week-end. They are to be assisted by the OL Camp orchestra, and are assured'of an enthusiastic reception. At a meeting of the congregation of the Kuripuni Methodist Church on Thursday evening it was decided to provide additional accommodation at thellvurch. for Sunday School purposes. The snowstorm nf Wednesday n 'as succeeded bv a cold 'day flh Thursday, but, following a heavy frost, Friday was in every way perfect. The Red Cross Appeal Fund in Mas terton now stands aft £5781 9s. 7d.,
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 312, 21 September 1918, Page 10
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181WAIRARAPA NEWS Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 312, 21 September 1918, Page 10
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