PAPAKURA.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 384, 18 June 1918, Page 2

PAPAKURA.

A largely attended meeting convened by the Protesta't Political Association and presided over by the Rev F. Hales, was held in the Methodist Hall on Wednesday evening last, when an addrees on the aims of the Association was delivered by Mr Ellis, the Association's organiser. A* the result of tbe gathering it was decided to form a local branch of the Assodation. Several of thoae present agreed to join the newly constituted brinch.

PAPAKURA'S PROGRESS. [To THE EdITObJ. Sir, —I read ' with some interest your sub leader in your issue of the 11th instant re above. I have also read in your issue of the 14th mat the letter by R. W Mears who proves himself to know little if anything about the proposed boundary extepsion. 1 think the opposition is solely due to the fact of the bowling green not being included. Three yaers ago six inches of your space were sufficient to report on or* dinaiy monthly meeting of the Papakura Town Board. I notice in your last iss-ue you devoted two columns to the report of tbe Board's meeting. Does ilie diffemce represent the progress made in three yeare ? Ido dot agree with the preseut Board's wbol<> policy, but I consider it the b«~8t Board Papakura has had during this last ten years. —Your?, etc., " Candidate hext Settembkk."