CARTERTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 April 1941, Page 7

CARTERTON

CHEESE FACTORIES PHENOMENAL SEASON RECORDED ("Times-Age” Special.) The splendid season so far as feed is concerned has been the means in the Wairarapa district of keeping up the supply of milk to the various cheese factories. At the present period all factories are making more cheese than has hitherto been the case. In fact, as it seems difficult to dry the animals off, and some herds are coming into profit earlier than usual, it is thought at present that factories may go on throughout the winter months. Of course this- may soon be altered when the spell of good weather breaks.

CARTERTON LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ADDED. The following is a list of new books to be placed on the shelves of the Carterton Public Library:—“Chad Home,” Walter D. Edmonds; “At Dusk All Cats Are Grey,” Jerrard Tickell; “Their Own Country,” Alice Tisdale Hobart; “Cobwebs to Cable,” Valentine; “The House That is Our Own,” O. Douglas; “April,” Vardis Fisher; “Secret of Marshbanks,” K. Norris; “Cottage Pie.” Marjorie Hessell Tiltman; “Night is my Enemy,” Elizabeth Margetson; “Red Devil,” Major George Bruce; “Cardinal Bock,” Richard Sale; “Known as Zl.” George Goodchild; “The Voyage,” Charles Morgan; “Foreign Correspondent,” by Twelve Journalists; “The Life of Winston Churchill,” C. Beckhofer Roberts; “One Two Buckle My Shoe,” Aga Christie; “London H. V. Morton," H. V. Morton; “Women of the . Bible,” H. V. Morton; “Danger Trail,” Max Brand; “Tresspasses,” Nigel G. Tranter; “The Sky is the Limit,” J. M. Spaight; “The Bright Pavilions,” Hugh Walpole; “Feildings Folly,” Frances P. Keys; “Probationer,” Guy Fletcher; “Lantern Light,” Anne Duffield; “Two Feet from Heaven,” P. C. Wren; “James How Dare You,” E. V. Tims; “Valeria Goes West,” Harold Bindlos; “The Branding Iron,” Katharine Burt; “The Grey Parrot,” Katharine Burt; “Free Land,” Rose Wilder Lane; “Turning Wheels,” Stuart Cloetes; “The Green Mountain Murders,” Chris Culley; “Due For a Hangin’,” Caddo Cameron; “The River frontier,” Hugh Pendexter; “The Range Hog,” Forrest R. Brown; “The Tonto Kid,” Henry Herbert Knibbs.

HOME GUARD \ —

WEEKLY DRILL PARADE. There was a large attendance at the usual weekly parade of the Home Guard on the Carterton Showgrounds last evening. Several squads were given instruction in musketry drill. Members of the corp will parade from the King’s Theatre at 1.15 p.m. to take part in the Anzac Day celebrations on Friday. > Post Office Hours. On Friday, Anzac Day, the Post Office will be closed in all branches except the telephone exchange. Postmen’s and rural deliveries will not be made. Boy Scouts. Scoutmaster Fairbrother advises that the Carterton Boy Scout troop will take part in the Anzac Day procession and will parade at the Band Room at 1.15 p.m. on Friday. Personal. Mr Norman McKenzie, of Napier, is a visitor to Carterton. Mr and Miss Weston, one time residents of Carterton, and now of New Plymouth, are visitors -to Corterton. Mr Weston is in Masterton before coming to Carterton. They are the guests of Mr and Mrs E. J. Aplin, Lincoln Road.