KAIPARORO.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10451, 17 October 1911, Page 6

KAIPARORO.

After a fortnight of fine weather, heavy rain commenced to foil on Friday last, and has continued l at intervals up to the present time. Northwesterly windis strong to gale have been experienced for several days. The wet spell has had- a decidedly beneficial effect on pastures, tiiid accordingly was much welcomed by farmers throughout the district, especially by those who are engaged in dairying. Mr W. C. D'avies, it-he Wellington Education Board'is Agricultural Instructor, paid a visit to the local school last Wednesday. Arrangements are being mlade to hokl a concert early next month, in ai; of the Isdhool funds. The best local talent is being secured, and twc .popular singens* from Eketahuna have; very kindly promised to give their services. . The programme is to conclude witih & farce, which will ensure-to all wko.attend an hour of thorough enjoyment. ;; Wifcn the advenib . of finer weather and improved roads, quite a jiumfber o : hawkers are touring the district, and as they generally come .again, they must find their business profitable. r ... ■ The Rev. Serpell, of Masterton, is tc dieJiver an address on No-license on Tuesday night, in the Hall.