STAFFORD.
(Our Own Correspondent.)
Mr Gardiner Wilson, of Camerons, has generously donated a ’Xmas lamb for the first gent’s prize at the otic tournament to be held in the Literary Inistituto tomorrow evening. The tournament is in aid of the* Bed Cross Fund, not in aid of the Literary Institute as previously stated in my report in Monday’s issue. A. break ha's ooourred in the Government Race <m the Stafford end. T understand that portion of a tunnel at Liverpool .Bill’s has fallen in. Mr Rochford, manager of water races, was on the scene’ to-day, and from whatoan be ascertained, repairs will bo effected in a few days. In the meantime Bernhardt 8r09.’ claim at Ballarat Hill ia idle for want of water.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1917, Page 2
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