DISTRICT NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 5, 30 June 1911, Page 4

DISTRICT NEWS.

TIKORANGI. -ij ' (From Our Own Correspondent.) over °J. meaS,es has *r>™& ramdit! T 'f dlStrict with ster t""S rapubtj, almost every house having one or more patients. % The news of the death of Mrs G Monday last, was received with general regret. Mr. and Mrs. Jay wefefor many years honored and esteemed re" M t Cere * is «" Ky bereaved husbiln<l «™ A fairly well attended meeting of Jhoscm crested in forming a was held in the hall on Wednesday evening Lieutenant Joll an,IS3 Major Bond were i„ attendant and' affordedl considerable information. Ev«n tually lt was decided to proceed with the Formation of the club. Mr H M Purd, e was appointed hon, secretary; and a committee, consisting of Messrs and Scnmgeour, was elected to make further enquiries a .ul to report to a ! meeting to be held later. The dairymen's annual cbrroboree at teres ting J on ] y to learn why the Naagent., or rather agent, failed to "reduce the gap.' When will our dai£ ing magnates recognise the obvious falt I hat they are not ■ the only pebbles on th beach, and that the London mer chants l, ave graduated in the £ school ln the world?- It is, doub£ a comparatively s . imp i e f ™ s ; leaden,, fresh back from conference to gull the unsuspecting milk supplier fairy .«„ as to the best way of Tor whWl* • I ' eilrty P kU(lits «'ith end to th are " ffcen head s t " u , l he t ,, dcVelo r cnt ° f celled nea , and they make the. fatal error boro ISX « '' U mUrn,Ur of th * omul 1, ,, W ' (1 ° wave tllat cir^«" and , 0 , n w ? r « V WhJl3t the l»t'"ent for n 1? dalr . vmftn Ims to pay daily >e LT 'I ™V?»*!«* tUe who Jie adepts at destruction, but have so kt.,.r g n n r Uy f M in ' s '«itutinVanJ h itlfr °»r produce tnaii tl.ntwl.ieli has .hitherto obtained compe ,t,on bv the different mi houses for our outputs. ■ ll ;« /Wton County Council eiiairmoSl 'I T° tha . t r have * ™ p' - ;™;<>.>- to make these notes a pi ", umiess that I have not as yet secured the coveted post. At the aamotf™ •Peking metaphorically, J ra L L w «.rynse to the eLfretafinS effort" reC ° Rn,Uon ° f m -V "unlble

rhe wave of sentimental snivelling now p a96lng ovcr toe , countnr .' e 2 T n ence to.tlie fate of the vonnJ Maori erimfltr/ a % 1 jUß^'-P-^edh[ pXXU^tbSr^ hon » More horrible than.a» »S? f

j May we hope that from now on these misguided sentimentalists will gradually return to a lucid frame of mind. j and will extent a measure of their misguided sympathy to the aged parents ' of the murdered man.