CARTERTON.
I! | The local branch of the W.F.&A. have presented a handsome set of carvers to the local Gun Club for , competition amongst its members. The trophy is a serviceable one, and the generosity of the business that has presented it will be fully appreciated by the members. Mrs McMillan, who recently disposed of her interest in her farm at Belvedere, left this afternoon with her family for j/Taibape, their future home. The annual meeting of the local United Friendly Societies' Counci 1 takes place on Friday evening next. The business includes the election of officers, those retiring being~ President, Bto. J. M. Nicholls; treasurer, Bro. G. J. De Lacey; secretary, Bro. W. Tucker. The two last named are eligible for reelection. It 13 worthy of note that unoccupied houses in Carterton are not go numerous now as they were a few months back, which is a good sign.
llt is stated that rents have declined. The Rev. 0. G. Kimbetley, a visitor from Australia, conducted the service in St. Mark' 3 Church on Sunday mcrnir.g. Mr Kitr;heiK-y 18 crganieing secretary of the Church Mission Society. The exact date of the opening cf the new Carrington Cheese Factory is not yet known. The machinery is not fitted up yet, but this wurk will not take long. A road has to be formed, and a residence fitted up for the manager. j The Parkvale Dairy Company opened its factory thia mornng, the supply totalling 450 gallons of milk, being 50 gallons less than last year's commencement At the annual meeting of the Dalefield Dairy Company on Saturday, the report and balance-sheet was adopted. Mr E. Bassett was reelected a director, and Mr H. Knowles was elected to the vacancy on the directorate caused by the resignation of Mr W. C. Ordish. 'lhe manager, Mr M. T. West, and the secretary, Mr J. MoneritfF, were each granted fifteen guineas. The factory is to be opened on Morday next. A social and dance in aid of the ' Hinemoa Ladies" Hoekev Club \a to ! be held at Clarevil'e on Thursday. ',
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10074, 23 August 1910, Page 5
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346CARTERTON. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10074, 23 August 1910, Page 5
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