DISTRICT NEWS.
WAUEA. (l'roin Our Own Correspondent). ■Mr. \V. (!. Muloue gave ;> very iutcr-<-->tiii{? lecture on the "History of -New Zealand" in tin: schoolroom on Tuesday lii.-t. The night not being too tine, there was not a very largo audience. Mr. I''. Oibbons was voted to tin- chair. Mr. Malum-'s lecture dealt with the time before any white man ever put a fool on New Zealand up to tile present day., and occupied about a collide of hum's. All those present were sorry when it nunc to n close, it being so very interesting, tin the motion of Mr. Oibbnns a verv lie-arty vote of thanks was accorded Mr. Al'aluiic.
I am xiitv to report die ill-.iess ofMr-. M. M. IS. Millions, our io<.-sil storekeeper. She li;i- Ik'l'ji ill for some, iiiontli-. Mrs. (Millions, who liad lie store and post and telegraph office here for the past twelve years, lias a wide eireie of friends.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 232, 24 September 1908, Page 4
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154DISTRICT NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 232, 24 September 1908, Page 4
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