King Country Chronicle Wednesday, August 9, 1911. LOCAL AND GENERAL

King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 385, 9 August 1911, Page 4

King Country Chronicle Wednesday, August 9, 1911. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mr Kenneth McLennan, who has hem in the service of the Moagiel Woollen Mills for 21 years, has been appointed to the charge of the Wail.omo eaves. Particulars of Mr Graham's Saturday mart, sale appear to-day. The To Kuili Municipal Fire Brigade will hold liseir second annual plain and limey dress Ml in tlio Town Mall to-morrow nij-.ht. Excellent arraiu;emeiits have been made for the evenf. ssih.il palmnsof the jroddeflS Terpsichore can ri iy on what, without doubt will I e a successful function.

Kesideuis in the Kinj- Country will recall a terrible accident, at, Mari|>;apohi last year, when one younj* man lost his life and another young fellow named Morion suffered the loss of a leg through the rmininii; away of a hush engine, which came in contact with an up-romini; engine on which they were sealed. The circumstances were particularly painful, as the usefulness of Morion in his ordinary avocation was destroyed, and he was crippled for life. lie had been an army reserve man and of course could no lonjrer enjoy the small allowance made him. Kerf una tely, he was a capable teiee.raphist, and it will bo pleas ijii" to his many Man/japehi friends to learn thai, iie has just been appoinied as teleersiphisf. in the Auckland telerrsph olli or. where we hope he will he for.n.i permanent employment and wish him i-vri v sucess.

Duriiij; the par! w.-.-k « number of lambs liavr made 'ln'ir appearance in the. various di; 11 ic; s. '!• armors statu that iamliinr; will be j'eneral next week. If l.lio present. Inio weather will continue, it. is anticipated that a successful lambim: season will eventuate.

The directors of tin Marokopa Dairy Factory are making arrangements for an open ins: ceremony which t.hov hopo | ( , hold about, tin' middle of September. rroparatii.n- ar«* being made 1) V sot tli rr f»:r th«- approaching season,

and s'yv 1 r\ *in'' y points to the venture

A quiet weil.har. was celebrated on Tuesday, at. St. l.ako st hurch, when Miss Anna lb 11 Stewart was married to Mr Alexander Kdvvard Theodoro Anderson, ot Hunnyt horpe. Ihe bride was riven awav bv her lather, and her brother was groomsman. 'l'he bride,

who was married in a travelling dress, left with her husband for the north by the 1 1 a. in. t rain.

Mr 11. A. Kelson has a notice in our a<lvor' isnij; columns to persons piiferini: native shrubs, ferns, etc., from the I'.onnio Glen estate. To preserve ibesr beautiful clumps of naf ive bu.-li, expense and patience had to be incurred, and when pleasure seekers are allowed to roam over the proper! v at their own free will, it is eniv reasonable to expect them to re-sp.-ct the- Piiviiee granted and refrain from ilaniiii! injr or removing ferns or shrubs wit hoi;l permission.

The Manasromcnt of the Alexandra Skaiine. Kmk have an advertisement

of particular i:■ 11-ri i in this issue. For t!ii- person in search of a suitable place 'cs a limit:', or the investor, there wiii be a 11 n ique opportunity offered on S;.,;ir.i;!y at Mr Graham's Kxcb:tn;:«- Koonis, when two nice huildim: s< ctious are to be submitted practically without reservo, as accounts must l"j closed.