KOEKE NOTES.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3431, 10 March 1920, Page 5

KOEKE NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) ‘Since writing you last, much damage has ‘nor.-1: done to The roads by the late rains, so xmzrgh so that the road between here ami Huntervillc is quite impassable for vehicular traffic, and, further, fhe same applies to Wall- -

F’ Miss Hausr: {our local school mistress), having recovered from her late attack of influenza, the school is now open again, much to the delight of the ‘parents. The Settlers’ Picnic is to be held on the Papanui grounds on the 25th inst, ‘ to be followed in the evening by a . dance in the “Siberia.” woolslied. No doubt boil‘. picnic and dance wlil be well patroniised, being very popular in ‘H.115 and outlying districts. The road from Pukeroa will most probably be open by thcn_ The school children's picnic is to take place later, on a. date to be decided upon.