DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 289, 26 April 1911, Page 3

DISTRICT NEWS.

WAREA. (From our Own Correspondent). Mr. Adams, the coastal Presbyterian missioner, who has been stationed here since Rev. Bruddock left, is leaving us shortly. Messrs W. B. Clarke and W. B. Smith, who have been on :v holiday trip to Rotorua, returned last week. Mr. Smith, who travelled over a good part of Auckland province, is quite satisfied to stop in the Wnrea district. A meeting of the Hall Committee and ladies' bazaar committee will be held on Thursday night to make arrangements in connection with the bazaar. Mushrooms are very plentiful just now after the warm rains and bright sunny weather. "TV;,*''?7 : <i. * " . r«x, '..;i*|M. . ,>■"■■*'" MAKETAWA'."* , ' ~Mto* (From Our Own Correspondent). Jluch satisfaction is expressed at trie news that Mr. J. Grant's section on the top of Durham road west has changed hands, and it is hoped that the new owner will reside on it and milk cows, as the more milk to the creamery the better for all. The threatening aspect of the weather and, perhaps, the counter attraction of a circus in Inglewood, prevented many attending the social held in Norfolk School on Friday evening last. Those present, however, spent a very enjoyable evening, the music for the dance being provided by Mr. and Miss Kennedy.