DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 166, 22 October 1910, Page 6

DISTRICT NEWS.

MAKETAVVA. (From Our Own Correspondents.) The milk supply to the factory is daily on Uio increase, but the weather does nut scum to settle down to anything like being favorable lor cropping operations or the growth of grass. A couple of line days lately enabled the contractors for the Durham road creamery to get on with the building. 'The concrete work for the main building and the skim-milk shed is iinislicd and probablv bv the end of the week the timber "work will also be finished—that is, if the present rate of progress is maintained. Those interested in the creamery are anxious to see the building erected and the plant in going order, especially as the load of milk is increasing m weight. Norfolk road west on Tuesday last had a great jolliticatiou, the event being the marriage of Hiss Mary Christiansen (eldest daughter of the late Mr. Christiansen) to Mr. Anton Potroz, of York road. The ceremony was performed in the Roman Catholic Church at fugle wood, and was attended by a large number of friends from, all parts of the district, who afterwards returned to the residence of the bride's mother, on the Bedford road (oil' Norfolk road west), where a most attractive wedding breakfast was disposed of. In the evening a very large number of friends attended the festivities, which were carried out in Polish fashion, and 1 understand a most enjoyable time was spent, the function (consisting of dances, etc.) being kept up all night. I am informed on reliable authority that the "bride's dance" netted the sum of over ;C5() for the happy couple, who have the best wishes of all for the future.