WAITANGURU.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 598, 30 August 1913, Page 4

WAITANGURU.

Own Correßpondent. All work connected with the building, plumbing and painting of our hc il i! m fulirv baa been accam* i h In i '.-■ <' oi two should see 11 I d. Cows are now in freely, and \ \ that time will be i . immediate com--11 official opening of nged to eventuate (!) mil a successful is anticipated. • i of the district are i umial sociable eni in \ b« prominently 1 tt ire (Torts to make 1 iinri rtakings which h< welfare of their i\< ning a meeting of 11 r di\ next to make f r the supply of iihleß for the opening ii:> who aio acquainted with ac : ! l,:irf'en will learn with re- ! thai onfonunate results have < :nd; Ins Into accident. It will \, va< -mht red tliat Rome tima ago he, >vmi>::ny with hiß brother, was ■jiy ;< ;v;;;<:od in stumping opera- , ru'd win).- no doing met with B i p;.i:-i-"ci accident on account of ■"!:!!-!-" clipping, three fingers of l-.:i-..i !■. n!i; hrokon. He was atii i Waikato Hospital, and him. : c.l' his hand set, but atfer I :■ v.-,-..' dece he began to feel very ii-tfni :■■ to the succosßof the operar or, :;:ri.:mti>f the slow progress his e w: making. Subsequently he 1 .',;■• !-,: i( advisable to consult other : ! :. a ire, and as a consequence > i r v i.ii by two doctors that i . a i:i ; - i.nnd would be of any use i.ave to get it again broken, '.■-\;: ." mid wired; and so he is at a i-t . eiifvont.cd by thiß most un* • a;.ni experience. We trust that ; ■a; •; !cu will be successful, and f he ior long he may be able to hoi -einme work on hiß (arm. ]! c wr ither of late has been all : can he desired for the season of •a;;, and the splendid growth of a nn a consequence is conducive I the belief that a plenteous abund* | < e of feed will be the order throughout the coming dairying searon.