Campbelltown Notes

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 74, 25 September 1893, Page 2

Campbelltown Notes

. *. [fbom oub own cobbesfondent.] To show the increasing trade here, Mr W. Bishop has just turned out to the orders of Messrs Richmond, Teaze, and Mudford, three new milkcarts for which great credit is due to him for good workmanship. He has also made to the order of Mr Bull, a rustic dogcart, which is an emblem of finish, lightness, and durability. The increasing trade since Mr Corpe's factory has been opened, is very noticeable. We are pleased to learn that Mr Anyon intends re-opening the bakery here. He will be supplying a long felt want, as there is none here at present, and we hope he will meet with the success he deserves. Miss E. Smith met with a serious accident a few days ago while returning home from Cainpbelltown. Her horse shied and threw Miss Smith heavily to the ground. She remained unconscious for over two hours, but is now in a fair way to recovery. The members of the Excelsior Lodge, held their weekly meeting on Thursday evening, Bro. J. Merrett, presiding. There was a large gathering, and a pleasant evening was spent. Mr Bowater, of Feilding, and Miss A. Riley, of Marton, were in attendance as visitors. A great many members were disappointed at the social having to be put oft* at Awahuri again, as many of them were bent upon attending it, and the necessary arrangements had been made.