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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4811, 29 August 1894, Page 3

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(From Our Own Correspondent).

Tuesday. The annual meeting of the Tarntahi Daily Coy, was held last night, there being a full attendance of members. It was notified the factory would re-open on September sth. Several newmilksuppliers intimated thoir intention to fake up shares,anil send their milk to the factory in the coining season. Messrs CI. Stevens, J. Smith, and F, J. Manning were elected Directors in the place of the retiring ones, the hitler two being re-elected. Mr J. Cunningham was elected Auditor. Votes of thanks were accorded to the Director, the _ Manager, the Secretary, and the retiring Director, Mr W. 13. Allen, A boy naiiied Sunkle was badly scorched with gunpowder last week, A companion lmd a chargo of powder in a tiu, and culling Sunkle to look and see what he hud. lie struck a match, put it to the powder, and the explosion nearly deprived the lad of his eyesight. "—AsLayoiuMAvas made three weeks ago toburntTowirfcho'Sftlvool-tviL't' ings at Clareville. At the request of the police the matter was kept quiet, The head teacher, Mr J3. Browne,was returning from au evening walk when he discovered a blazing fire built up against the wall, Ho smothered it in its incipient stages, Mr Guinness, M.H.R,, visited Carterton on Saturday, and was a guest of Mr Acheson,