ROTORUA NEWS
From Our Own Correspondent ROTORUA, Today. Judge A. G. Holland, of the Native Land Court, Rotorua, will return to Rotorua this week, having completed a sitting of the court at Wairoa South. The Appellate Court, under Chief Judge R. N. Jones, will sit in Rotorua on March 18. The Rotorua Caledonian Society held a very successful social evening in St. John’s Hall. Cards were enjoyed until the supper interval, after which dancing was carried on. Mrs. Thompson was successful in the 500 tournament, Mr. J. Martin taking the gentleman’s prize. The evening was the first of a series. Mrs. Nial, an annual visitor to Rotorua, landed a 12-pounder trout at Okataina on Sunday, the fish being in fine condition. The party had embarked minus a net or gaff and great difficulty was experienced in landing the catch on the launch. • • * Mr. G. L. Park, officer in charge of the Guthrie settlement development scheme, reports that 50 men are now working on the Whirinoki access road and 50 on the main Atiamuri Road. The work will be well advanced before the close of summer.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 918, 11 March 1930, Page 14
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185ROTORUA NEWS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 918, 11 March 1930, Page 14
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