TE HORO.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 23 April 1920, Page 2

TE HORO.

♦ Mr s. H. M, Donald, who hatt be« secretary and treasurer <il tbe RchK -0.-i initio.■ for some considerable tici during which lie has made a mo.d o; • ient officer, doe. ,iol intend (o s«l n- i lection al Wednesday's meeting. «'.ii eholders. II ~, stated that oliin. mbers r.r the .omniittec will r; offer their --rvicc, but nevertheless i: teres! is likely lo be taken in the pand a keen election i- c p. cted. D i slated that Mr Percy Taylor h purchased Mr MonuticrV property, tt !-•• r having decided to lake, up ra •'■;-e in Wellinglon; Mr <'. Baker tr bough! Mr Knight's holding, while .'f-V.at-rliou - ha- sold lo Mr C. tiavje A motor ca'r. evidently in the hs;:ol a novice. ,-:,- ; 1B iuferf: ting cape: - -' Tin day nighl Fir I it backed! io

ars;-.-I forward, backward again. •:•- ioiinte.l the footpath and collided wri 1 :.,'■ Iraim r. which, it damaged. T» ■:- a 1.... uffer,.,] ...m-what. Mr Vie Cottle, who recently joi:>: he rank of the P.- n.-do-t-, intcny,- . old a fine updo date r e ~J a- til II -- ac ai-.piisiti.in to the t«t»t; The ci iektiter-t of Te Horn, who had! : fly uccr.-sj'ttl sea-.oil. wib pro!,"'" - vip.d up the season with a funds: -...rthy of the di-lrict. Mi liM'ley in act ill a nctive >• <.;' :- -hiir-li work, mvi due to h<r €« , a .5111 of rnon«:y ha. been rai»«-to-.ard- the erection of an Anglfcc;,s -■ .nh. -v-j-e bi.'.i gallon of milk arc \,<i% -.- • daily to Wellington. The «*« foi farmer has been a i-plcndid v.' n.-d generally they are well sati-ifi'-i The bu-ii.o. , place- now clove forti halt-holiday on Saturdays-—a nbsJ? ''■ -" i- much appreciated by employ :i:.-i erapioyee-.. K-.teiisive iiaprovenie-.t.; lire -r.'iT "i be efffctf] at the Co-op. Store* « Mi .lo:.-.-.' stationery -hop. Both pi** are cramped for -forage, and addiiJS will be greatly welcomed. .'-, cliKnge in a business place i' '-' , n'-'i'.r-e.i, but up to the present notti hi a definite nature has been cottlfd Mrs Mickell and her son, and yt; HiauVburn, who were recently by the overturning of a motor car.i* 1 m; •'■•■ -plendid progre'f, and it ii £'■;' that no after-effects will be fcit .