MOTU NOTES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1363, 26 January 1905, Page 3

MOTU NOTES.

(From Our Own Tuesday! Jan. 24» .. ,vifill woatber still prevails here, d °.he bush fieos which were lighted ten Bod t-n? . jj| «rrjouldoriDJJ» days ago orrv to chronicle that the 1 -J? this district have not been as -buen fire iL n at ‘ they Should be, owing. I good as "*»»„*“*,* wet weather prevbousl'y and settlers being afraid of missing

a chance. !dent occurred here this A ? eno |rr Peter Clark, a young man . ..morning. district, bad the miswoll arm broken. He was f0 u Ol lfnn hie horse over hurdles ; the horse “the hurdle, which was fatr.y strong, b*t Mr Clark over his head. , throwing “I O County Engineer, Mr A V? 1 * oxDected this men in con- , deviations on tno Motunoction w T[je aur f aoc men on the • Karakfl road. j oaQ learn Motu-Karaka r d tho proposal are very well the CO ad with horses of doing the wor the Council will jtistobe hoped onaa posnible m S that some useful work may be done before ceti^‘of e tbe B crickot club was held A meeting 01 Arrangements were hero lasfc „ ar d a the proposed visit to made as r g . it W as deoided to OP t 0 » wooden pitch, and the work P UI bo carried o»t^once. a a(joident h(jrß In connectio patient was attended to this m° r °' D % Mortensen and E. Calvert, his ;rmm splint, MnchW. SrcS-.a h r.» t o -owr. <O-a« b, Mr duliusHaneen j paying Q