Manawaru.
(From our own corresponden*,) Tj-treh cutting is the order of the day, as farmers are beginning to realise that one acre of grass is better than two .of ti-tree and brings in more money at the end of the year. Mrs G. Farmbi met with a nasty accident, J but we a're pleased to say without:any-«eriouß result. •< Mr and Mrs George Farmer had been down to pay a visit to Mrs Farmer oh Sunday last,' and on going home after .dark' "the trap ran over a heap of dirt and the: sudden jerk threw Mrs Farmer put of the trap, but she escaped with a slight shaking, and the next day Was none the worse for the accident. We are pleased to say Mrs Farmer is slowly recovering from her long and serious illness, and is bearing her great bereavement with Christian fortitude and resignation. fhe action of the Education Board in removing the school-house from Te Ai uha West against the wish of the majority of the inhabitants both of Te Aroha West and- Manawaru is causing great discontent in the neighborhood. . v .!
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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2127, 9 July 1898, Page 3
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185Manawaru. Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2127, 9 July 1898, Page 3
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