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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4409, 3 May 1922, Page 2

Messrs A. G. Bryan and G. J. Walker announce that they have commenced practice as solicitors at Turua.

On Saturday next, May 6, Messrs Parker and Marks will offer for saJe, by public auction, the whole of the furniture and effects oi Mr J. Fox, Coronation Street The sale will tai e pilace at the residence, commencing at one o’clock. Full particulars are advertised.

“The Putaruru Development Board and the Farmers’ Union branch are one and .the same as regards theit membership,” said a member of the Thames Valley Electric Power Board on Tuesday. “ The secretary of the one is the chairman of the other; both, meetings are held on the same evening, and the chairmen merely change seats.” “ Do they comprise ail* the people there are in Putaruru ?” asked another, member. It seemed that the energetic " booking ” of the Putaruru folk did not greatly impress the members of; the Board ; it seemed as though Putaruru had blown up a goodly sized bubble, a radiant, many-h'ued heliograph, flashing self-advertisement far and wide, but.that the bubble, while it had not exactly burst, had slowly shrivelled up in the strong sunlight, and some furious, blowing was being done to bring the sphere up to its youthful scintillating glory.