PAHIATUA NOTES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4644, 10 February 1894, Page 3

PAHIATUA NOTES.

The Lynch Family of Bollringers played to a full house hero on Wednesday evening,' the audience being most enthusiastic, I regret to chronicle another accident to one of the Makakahi milk suppliers, on Wednesday morning, when Mr J. .tolly's trap on its return, meeting a mob of sheep, ono got under the horses legs, causing him to play up and turn over the vehicle Into a ditch., Tho driver—a lad—being underneath, was only extricated with much difficulty, and considerable injury to bis limbs. The vebiole was also wreoked. One or two of the suppliers to this factory contemplate disposing to their dairies shortly. Probably tbey have made sufficient from it during its existence to enable them to retire and go in for the less arduous calling of sheep farming.

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