BALLANCE NOTES.
(From Our Own Correspondent). Sinco writing my last budget to you, wo have experienced somo truly misorable weather. Wet and stormy and the roads are in parts knee deep in mud, making traffic of any kind almost impossible. The rivers have, of course, been unfordable a great part ol tho time, and it is really lime that some active step? wers taken by tho local bodies to get tho Mangahao bridged, considering the growth of this district and the increasing value of its products. ,; Another.very serious drawback is tlio-want. of. a cemetery. Only last week a ; death, v occiirretl in here, the infant daughter of J. O'Neill, and the remains had,to-lie .taken.to. Mangatainoka to bo huried,iiiid as tho river was in flood, great trouble, was experienced,- hot to : 'say;. ; da'nger,.;and -the distancoto tbo comoteiy fromßallancc by way of Puhiatua being about- ten miles withJwo rivers to ford.'in'the face of.ruin" a'nd;wiiid in-- midwinter, makes a funeral doubly unpleasant foi- all .concerned.:... This is tlio fourth (leatli'.witlim';: : twelye"months, iiVyßil-: lance, andjfully illustrates tho necessity .fori cemetery hwe.-'-"'- )r^*
|:-;Tho;'deatii ofiMr: quito.'iiyi-gloom-.ovprtliP soltlotneuV;;iiH he wo's held'inigrcat' esteem .byl-the sm lyvsrn prp^: !iad\, i)ame(i : ; tbci r 'set 1 after: S ■;: ; '
.Since ibavo.hrtd,the. iiiitiiial: : .dj.B;ributioji:,qfschooi prizes to .ti!e--'-clijlilr)')i;-!-botii-':for!:uierit-'an4'-»af-;ti'i,idaV6i\■' .Mr:Br:oHir;- : :'the-'.::wortiiy' ■Clfiiir'niiiii ;of the.:. Schpol;.'- Opinnjitie? jresidejlj. -iiiid- ajso. ■pnzc/f. w'nicii ibtaliufV .over :40i ;inr; icindirig:-^ :3Vwlng; ■; ;repqi:t:i)f. Ja;s.t.,cxat'hi.«tti'ipn'' ;ia, to ;iiand : : and is .very til 1 respects,-and a; credit i.p tlie' teaciief,-. -.Mr J,as;' 'Mitck.'i.ii tosh.i-': A.-'\\ord. of praise .is also fgivci.t by (lie Inspector:' :to tlio-liist/j School Cbmnii.HeD; for'tlio. niannpr .iii: which, thoy the/graiiis': ,fec.eived : .ffp.m ihe Ed uc(ition-JBpat:d; -. .- ■ In;oo'tini■ ction:-ivil11. '■ sellodl. inatters-i 1 wukt ;siiggest Jhat';- : tlie /present' Comnii'ttps' s'hould:take;'s.t:ciis'.'tb "get;' ti sewiiig.-i'iiistV'-ss -apijoin'tedj-tii givor.ih- j :.sti:uctiq.n in lieedrewprk'.iit ieast on'cei a week; -'Sucli an .rip jioin tinen t■' is. .'urgently needed and;.would:prove, 'of 'mortrfeiil beiielit to:\i;h6-glri-:pu|iiis\ Mart ili:q:'.::hypothcnuso.: : qr:.ispsceles.| Iriaiigle, \ I.Bi3t.Fridiiy:eveiiiug.a O.ohcert- was: field" in.-the. .school in aid of-'a. schopl-i library.. A bumper hpuse greeted 0111: lo.caj amateursi and 1 ib'e'"-vafi'oiiß<i!.ems-, fob thoiprcgramibe were-.-iijl' .well iv-.' : crive:d:. Mr J. -f). Baylor ''from 'Paliiatiia kindly ii'ssJßted,-';ahd. Bx.e«-,| .ciitt.'d it " rjiiilof's ..Hornpipe" as-%ll;-as-'.-'a ''-'Clog ■Daiicei'-'foT bathof which; ho'wiis- deservedly ehepred;' Two idngitby/the .school.Qbild.reii. wore:! muchiippreciated b? ilie.a.tidienca.and:: testified.' to. tlie --.ability .and: patience.of..;tiieir iiistruqtqr. M,r M'acknifost ■Messrs.'B'arMt, and Htirris con tri bu ted' oli.r.lady'amii.t'e'u'fsMesdaaies Itippeu'-. ;be'i-g'oiij- .Hoisted .Slid; .Barnetr,, a'll ; 're'-:l fCL'ivei.l. well merited encores, forftlieml ri ; speciiye;Rqugs.:' At the,, conclusion:, of/the concert: the room' was-' cjeared: for. dancing, and an enjoyable :so.cial:gath'ering:''Kas hfougbt to' a,.c|ose' about, half .past eleven.- ATrsadyiheir.: ■is some, tu.lk; about' holding; ano.th'er- : concert; btiprovloiig, .tto ■ .procpfcls'-'to: :go tqwanlj a-, fuhd for buying nil ihafmpnipm,: the need of; Avbicli isf -greatly, .felt at' : Chur.ch : seryice'son &un :i days. '
, -. : ; i'lie fi'i'i lev Factory is still working',, fiiut IVoiii.. five' n).a,ia'g : p.r.(;Mr' Hplsted)':. i le.n rtij haft -il- Ay.il f iiii'-s:■' likely-close'a t: :'dio.end : pf tlio pr,s-uL ■).iK,tj)i::nJ : the inilkfsupply' has fallen i 'jff.sn ,'consiiler;itilije: lately,, as to aitiipsfc reach ;a; ;V:iifisliing-- : poiiit.- There :ia i.io^fJoubt. .Mbu'uti''i]t l fhasbeen ofiiiiiiieiise beneffitHdotlie' ;sel.tier?'djere already, iihd tte (beyf ■ willbe'lpoking eagerly forward to the., /nipiithiS' when .tue'lfii'ctpry'■ : will-open again.. '"' ".- -'fj I-'- Welia.veJately. rcc.eived:ari:addition., tofoiir- .Community In; Mr Marriott; ivliq used to residd iiv. Jlaslef ■is -now- becupyinghis furm;of;2oo acres ierej. pile. pi' t.h.e best ■regards' ;gutiiiLy.. : .6i , '-spil- l . to! beTounirl/'in" ■the. district'... The tbfme'rfpcpupantpf :DlfMarriPttyfarm-Mr;.Hv;McLe6d| ; 'aiso'an old- 'Masfertonian^'bas.had a inice ..four': fppnied/dweliing.qrect.e.dipn: ;liis: pwn;seqtibh, in..\ybicbS uViB'MW ilivingj/itil sbdV.t tliis is!a;steadily3.pro-: greasing :digtrict, ; .pqssessej-fqf- !;fine'; land, and n. leeliiioo much wa.tor. .■■"'■'
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4432, 31 May 1893, Page 3
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578BALLANCE NOTES. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4432, 31 May 1893, Page 3
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