Railway Traffic

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 641, 20 September 1933, Page 4

Railway Traffic

Although passengei ^ and outwards from tkway station is fahly ^ traffic has been well late. Manures for t» Agricultural Dcpartwtber have largely comp® cax'ried in addition to f chandise. "Water Pressure The installation and' the booster ptimp at tb has been satisfactorily and it is now literally'to "push the button" t"! into operation. BefoN however, the Tourist wishes to have everyt ' tion with the water r , order as it is expecte • ing of the pressure^ to the square inch to ■ out any weaknesses W" School Concert A most successful money for the schoo waa given hy PUP^SA Rotorua PrimaiY ^ afternoon in the ^ Hall. Over 350 chilfre3 of 100 adults verel programme was as3°.j Josephine Higginsan , son; two playettes, chorus, "New Zealatfils; dance, Std. 4 P duet, -Phyllis Patata ® lan; recitation, "The^ Rowan Thompson; Std. 4 girls; poi, son g "Cuokoo", recitation, "A Late_bJ.-; Holden, playette "B J Std. 4 pupils; song, in Blue," Lily a«d \ Irish Jig, Frances Pearce and Betty song, Fergus Sutton pianoforte solo, hla \ eitation, "Absent Frances Clay; Std. 4 pupils; Moru'1^ 4 girls;- song, Frat^ Pearce, Betty But , and hakas, MaoriJ}>