DISTRICT NEWS.
( ' MAHOE. (From a Correspondent). Last week the school was honored by a visit from the chulrrann and ex-chainuari of the Taranakl Education Board, who were accompanied by Mr. Smith, M.P., a member of tlie [board and Mr. Jtoore, the overseer. The object of their visit was to inspect tile school grounds. '• Next Friday night a public meeting will bo | held In the hall to make arrangements for ex- ' lending a royal welcome home to all the reJ turned soldiers from the district, and no doubt will bo largely attended. All the men except ! one or two are already back and they, too, will 1 undoubtedly soon return. Thijt s the social will .be a huge success goes without saying. I am glad to be able to chronicle the fact (hat the cheese from the local factory lias had j i'cr the season the highest per eeutage of all I the Taranakl factories, the grading being 112.34 per cent, and Mr. Arthur Cooper, the I manager, and bis staff are to be congratulated j upon .their success. ! The usual fortnightly euchre parlies are again I In full awing and have so , far ' been largely attended. . ,
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Taranaki Daily News, 10 May 1919, Page 2
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196DISTRICT NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, 10 May 1919, Page 2
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