PIRONGIA.
(Own Correspondent.)
The Pirongia Troop returned home on Saturday after the annual encampment of the 4th Regiment at Hamilton. The troop was in charge of Sergt. Major Hall, and acquitted themselves very creditably in the various field manoeuvres. During the encampment the horse belonging to E. Atkins had to be destroyed on account of getting kicked by another horse. News of Mr Ahier's death was received here on Sunday morning. He was deservedly popular and his loss will be deeply regretted by his many friends. Property in this district is , rapidly increasing in value. Two J recent sales show substantial increases. Sinden's farm at Whatiwhatihoe changed hands at £25 1 per acre, Mr Death being the purchaser; and Thomas Bros., of Te E\ore, have sold to Mr McConnachie at £ls per acre.
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Waipa Post, Volume I, Issue 19, 20 June 1911, Page 3
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