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Taranaki Daily News, 25 August 1919, Page 4

Okaiawa has decided to erect a peaco memorial in Joll Park. Mumps are unfortunately very prevalent in the Patea and Wavorley districts just now, says the local paper. According to the New Zealand Locomotive Engineers' Journal, Mr R. McVMy, General Manager of Railways, is nceiving a salary of £3OOO per annum. A young man who was riding along Cuba Street, Palmerston North, a few days ago, was attacked by three dogs, which pulled him oft' his' bicycle and fairly worried him. Before he was rescued he was hadly bitten on the legs. A reminder is given of the political address to be delivered by Mr, S. G. Smith at the Empire Theatre this evening. Ladies and returned soldiers are specially invited. A shout of laughter interrupted Sir Tisepli Ward for a few moments during the civic reception to Lord Jellic< e at the Wellington Town Hail. "What I admire in Lord Jellicoe—and I want to say it in his presence, because 1 vannot say it on an occasion like this in his absence " the Minister for Finance remarked. The "bull" delighted Ihe audience.

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