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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 22, 30 August 1901, Page 2

We recognise with our ejsehang-ep, an old Mend "The Northern Aivccate" and congratulate its able editor upon recent improvements. This .journal may well rank among the fit st of the country " press." Frtrai a journal* istic point of view, it is par excellence and a credit to Whangarei.

. ~ TjlOK gALE, ONE Hundred Wether Hoggets at 9s. 6d. Also One Hunched Ewes at 11s. Walter H. Cox. Dome Hills. - Wurkworth. THOU O ALE. GrOOD, young, Pigs. Price 6s, each. Wi 1 be ready ;on or about Sentoniher 16. ' \ • ■ . . B. o:"Shepherd. SALVATION ABMY. Major and' Mrs. Bennett acconipanied by a good brass band from Auckland ■will: conduct a musical meeting on Saturday night, and Smlration meetings all. day on Sunday next, at the Masonic Hall Warkworth. MANGAWAT. (COXTIXTJED >"ROM PAGE" 3;) towards the said bridge; and the chairman was requested to write to the Otaniatea County Council, to 1 inform them that a deputation would wait upon them at the next meeting of: < the Council. The usual votes of thank!* ,to the chairman, Avere passed and I acknowledged. On Tuesday 20th."a boy namxl Keith, (whose late father was carter for Mrs. Sarah) went by the steamer to Auckland Hospital. One of Mr, Litten's horses kicked the sufferer and -broke his leg. Mr. F. Clarke of rKaiwaka kindly collected a sum of f money amounting to over £4 at Manga--3 wai wharf, to give the boy. himselt heading the list with a cheque of 20 shilliugs> o We were glad to see Mr. King return home, although at one tiiao hi* * illness was very seri«us»' j (Own Correspondent.)