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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8779, 5 April 1907, Page 2

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Tho enterprising youths of TJtuwai have launched a boat on their beautiful natural lake. Soundings were ta.keii in various parts and Uie deepest places averaged' 15ft : . 'tfffdrts'aro being made to induce the Government to take the hike and surround; ing bush over for a reserve, Au enjoyable social was hold in the Toheke School on Tuesday evening, when Mr and Mrs J. Field, who recently entered the nuptial state, were given a hearty welcome. They will reside on the Clover Valley farm. Over £l2O has already been promised for the new hall. Hopes are being entertained that with another six months an up.-to-date building will bo erected. Our footpaths are a long time coming, yet hope springs eternal in the human breast whenever the county engineer unwinds his tape measure in the township. The Literary.and Debating Society will comnt : o llG s operations yrithin 'a fortnight. It is intended to liol.l meetings weekly and to omit the musical part from the programme.