LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 226, 1 September 1914, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

111 conseijuoni odf (lii- bereavement sustained by Dr ]Jionto, tin' ambulance cla-s eonduc'ed by the doetoi \\ ill nut be hel 1 to-night.

! farn.ers who are likely I" require ! Leeds Sla? are notiti d in cur adver- ! tisirK cclumng that a shipment of this famous fertiliser has just been : made ty tha e.s. Kotorua, which is I due to'arrive in October. Fortun- ! atelv this is a l!:itish m.nufae- ' turc. and the local ;'«cn'. Mr W. Roulston, hopes to he able to eel 1 regular shipments whilst the wqr is in prog rets.

Tlio death is ic[i ut' il nf Mh Hronte, "f I'ukt kolie, mother ul' l>r Hronte. "f tlii- (owiishij). The deceased lad v, whose native placo

\wt- Ireland, near Belfast, was seventy years of age. She had resided in I'ukekohe fa >i\ years

The d< ceased lad v had attained a vine age, hut the sympathy of the district goes out to the doctor in his

Al'ler a comniittee o|' eleven hud h< en elected at (he Maului Kailway League meeting on Saturday even-

ing, hosidc president, vice-presidents and secretary, Mr Wily \v ho declined olliee pr ijiose 1 that each ntm give one day's work a week on the

line. To which Mr K. Cull retorted : "Is that the reason Mr Wily would not stand V Mr Heni \ considered that the work done hy the i onii/iittee's hraiiis would he in excess of one day's manual work a u oek on the line. The lo -t of the new -easoii's dairy pioduco will go forward hy the 1 vein ucra, leaving Wellington oil September Jlth —a fortnight later than the tir.-t hit! ho>it usually sails. This is not on account of the •easoii, w hidi is well forward, hut owni'4 (o several ol the Homo traders having lioetl 1 ei j llisitiolled hy the Imperial Government as troopships. As somi a - cargoe; lave New Zealand the producers will he aid" to

haw on the hank- and so the uioite\

will ho fthloto he pui into i Herniation wheu it is iuo-t m eded.