RANGIWAHIA.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8949, 15 October 1907, Page 3

RANGIWAHIA.

* Prom Our Own Correspondent, g jli'e annual' general meeting of the public library was held on ths sth inst, there "being a small attendance. Dissatisfaction was shown at the tardy way the boohs came to lmwl, and it was decided to give other booksellers a trial. The Secretary's report showed that the library now contains 500 boots, that thq lieinbiu'siiip was still good, and that £l2 was in hand to bo immediately expewled in new books. The secrc- ■ tary received a vote of thanks, and <rar obliging iibrariau, Mr Stent, was ! I voted a bonus for liis past year's ser- j \ Aranuorting kuowlcdgo com v.; ro , ftißfarnni" those days are t'.o. ;;r.i-- : [grab. The bar.? b.itciws in our ft d-H, QWj't's';, a-i t'.i3 nit'.x'.'.i- eirr,.' 11 I J&m,', ml a'hr iDivyriii bi-ly | jpnb'u/ for grab.;. Til) biai >,-.i,'. ; lavioi his fiushei bat finuvs av> j h'J ibli.) to master to g-i 5 vuui-;:;'■- ; |eeita,'c» Tiny will h:i-v> t_> :; •. j feu do ie in ' small loss ■:•.; 'U>,v ;- [couunv. g'-Tiio Ruahiuo concert and | ail of tho hall was au u-i'iu.uui vj. j sacess. Blustering gains wich co, i I rai'i wore the vroad.u- eoulitioa-. Mjit the 'hall bjcam! comfortably | filled ;with an appreciative ii.m friendly audience. Everyone wis glai, however, ro revive c:r dilation with a dance. The u>:r' Vf.\s wonderfully smootli and t'n Work of rhe secretary, Mr O. Hills,, aid the couKiiittee was amply ffanlcd bv the good humour and evi: | (bat enjoyment of all, and also (nny \ye hoiwfby the financial result. | Kauldwahia and Kawliatau played tlifir third and final match of footb.ill mi tho sth iust., proving by far t!m b-sr-enntested and most enjoy?.We f.'i'.me of tho season. Raughvaliiu won by 11 points to nil.