They Say.

King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 89, 3 July 1908, Page 3

They Say.

j.t.iu 1 tie jjan:-; o ; .\ew /_,caia;ui in;tiv Tities are not ever .'.'.onerous in their ti-eatr.veiit of Kuitiar.s. -■Tint the voli.i-.i-: ov business in ibis district justifies a permanent staff being employed at the Te Kuiti branch Of the Bank of New Zealand. —That the handsome- .structure erected in Te Kuiti is a credit to the Institution, and its official opening is being looked for with pleasure. —That Manga papa is entitled to better facilities and. larger accommodation for its public: school. —That water-pojp would have been more appropriate.instead of football as played last 'Saturday at Te Kuiti. —That,a battle-jrpyal-will be fought between the; two Kjuitian'teams next Saturday.-; . :•■.--•.; • —That heal thy--barracking is an acquisition to the'sport, but personalities are certainally not-commend-able. •'.■■'• : ' ; '.'''-' ; "■■"■'.•'

"'- v —'-That Mangapapa. is- undergoing a ipeat' famine at ."present. The roads are responsible! .-,•'.". * :^Thst 'Jhe.Northern Settlers' Association is-cow. art assured thingl. —That the-cpm'ihg season's yield in butter-fat' is "the ali-a^bsorbing, tppic of conversation ln-tPJorthern Onura. —Thai" 'Mangapapaf.and.: 'kikatea.'wijli; sqan tfJbte estimates very if ,thejr bridges are 'Amongst' the allocations..'. .'.; ~-; .

—That- the. writer-arc the' " Random Remarks" -column of the' King Country, Chronicle who refers to Ohura .meqicalj matters is either very ignorant of the of country included in the Ohura,: and of the importance of. medical'men' in outlying districts, or else he is vainly tryihg to be sarcastic—"A vagrant thought."