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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 April 1914, Page 3

To-night (Tuesday; there- will be a social gathering in the Century Ilall to say farewell to the l{ev. F. T. Harris, who is leaving F/cvin for Christchuj'ch.

The Waugaiiui bra nehc s of the Political Reform League have unanimously elected .Mr I l ' red. Pirani, of I'Yilding, to contest the Waugaiiui seat jn the intercsis of the Reform party. The borough solicitor (Mr 1. L. C .Morton) reported to Levin Borough Council hist night, he had perused the by-laws relating to the Coronation Baths and the Carnegie Free Public Library. II' 1 suggested pertain specified amendments in the library by-lawn, awl also advised that although the public baths by-laws were in order it would be well to what bearing upon them thrv Public Reserves Act might have, seeing that the baths were situated on a public reserve.