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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 209, 17 May 1915, Page 8

At the opening of a new carved house at Te Hauke on Wednesday last (say s the Hastings Tribune) £2OOO in gold and notes was thrown on the mat, outside chiefs contributing very generously. The leading; chief ;said it was their bounden duty to subscribe liberally towards tjhe cost. In former years the jhatred between the Waikato and Hawke's Bay tribes was very bitter, but all that enmity had now ended, and they were now working together in one common cause, for the benefit of all concerned. Commenting on the state of money market and the fact that the banks have an ample supply of funds in hand, tlie Trade Review says that the change in the position the last three months amounts to an improvement of £3,618,387, as compared with an improvement of £1,365,614 in the corresponding period:, of a year ago. This position arises chiefly from the tremendous increase in the value of exports this season. The figures give ample evidence that there is an abundance of funds for all ordinary requirements for the present, and it is anticipated that the supply will remain at a satisfactory level for some months. What fate is in th?e word "farewell!" It tells of parting, pain and sad regret It sometimes sobs the sound of friendship's knell. Fare well, if spelt this way means otherwise. Fare well with health, make strength secure, T'osr eheblca, -oi hps an<] thi-n.:;.?