PAHIATUA NOTES.
(From Our OwnCorrcspondpt.)
The unemployed are noer Ming here, and in town.at present tbire are dozens of them idle, and thrare ' waiting for the bushfelling anovoadmaking to start, J On Thursday, the Annie ijttndt Company played here to a fairlyigood house, and were well received. Mdam Brandt was encored in 'nearly fcvery item she went through, and the [laying was very gbod-jjgound. i. Pheasants are saßj-ba-? e 'Wilontiful and good bags are ocaf Mally made, but they will Boonpl very scarce, ,1 N Potato cropß are very U "»d in some instances, sixteen and iCmfeen .tons to the aero have been Bled, but owing to the dry etipßthe ground after planting- they ( Kiq good as expected. ~ 'HR ' On Thursday night it night and the rivere Bnd^^^H^^
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4712, 7 May 1894, Page 2
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128PAHIATUA NOTES. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4712, 7 May 1894, Page 2
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