KAIPARORO.
After several days of fino weather, warm, rain set in on Saturday, and in tibe afternoon a heavy thunderstorm passed over the district. The wand lias now veered to the southwest, and the weather is miuch colder, and. at ipresenit does' not show any signs of clearing.
Mares' are becoming very numerous throughout the district, and on account of their partiaKty for garden produce and young crops, are proving another enemy for the already overburdened fanner to cope with. Angler's .stilll continue to secure good sport in the Aiakakahi River, and, several record bags have been obtained.
The hanks of the Miakakabi and Ruamohanga Rivers are at present resplendent with the Mossom® of tine clematis and rangrora, both of which plants attain perfection in this neigh., hourhood.
Consider-aMe interest is being taken in the concert and dance to he held 1 in the hafll on, Thursday, the 9th inst., in aid of the school fundis. Ticket® a.re .seilling firecily, aoid if tiie weather proves favourable, there nis eveiry. prospect that the entertainment will prove a siuceess from both a social and a financial standpoint.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10470, 7 November 1911, Page 5
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185KAIPARORO. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10470, 7 November 1911, Page 5
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