Waitoa Whisperings.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4438, 20 July 1909, Page 3

Waitoa Whisperings.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Tkx Rev. P. Cleary conducted service iu the Church on Sunday last. I understand that in future the services will be held in the Church and not in the Schoolhouse, as heretofore. This sounds a bit more Christianlike.

There was a slight accident at the sawmill the other day. A man named W, Vercoe got his leg entangled in a wire rope and was incapacitated for a day or so.

We have quite a number of budding John L. Sullivan’s in this neighbour* h*ed, who meet nightly at the convincing grounds to indulge in a round or two. The other evening one whose headpiece is getting on the frosty side donned the gloves and shewed that he was no novice at the game. “ Your own,” however, is prepared to box him for any thing from a wire nail to a brick house. Last evening, when passing, I noticed them at it again, I moved on while I was safe.

Another wedding is to take place out this way shortly.