LOCAL AND GENERAL

Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13952, 4 August 1919, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

Though* fotr to-day: The dangerous bar in the harbour I's moutih is only grains of sand. Miss M. Addison, who has becb few the lasifc four years with the Postail Department, has left, the service to take a position ■wtiitih. .a legal firmi in Auckland. Tha latest share quolatiorais ana:— Sales: N.Z. Insurance £l 10s 6d, National Intsiuiranic© £i Is, Huddait Padtetf £2 & s 6d Buyers: Komo&ii Reefs lfd, Old Haiuroki 3jd, Rising Sum ls'lOd, Talisman 6a 10s, Waihi £2 ss, Jumotion 12e lOd. At the laeto meeting 1 oif the. Borough . Council, Or. Hardmami said tfaia,t a number of €hiingls required" aitbanitaomi lam tha Park; there* were ma oaniveair iernces at all. This matter wa® referred to the Streets Comimtstcje. Cvs. Hardman and Rowe were appointed aParks Committee. Tlie weaither 1 forecast isl «ts follows;_ The indications are for westerly wlimids nnodJeirait© to strangl aud backl.ng by weot tio eioutih. The weiitlher will pixxbaibly he oold and cibaEgcable with soaititfered showers. Baoromet«r rising. Soaei modieiraitie, tides Kioderate. ' Gco. Cullen and Co'e Winter llear- ' ance Sale now *on.—^Advt. t i A further daincio in| aid of tike ReUtrtied Soldiers' Club will be held in. St. George's UaOl to>mftrno^Y evieming by tlie Soldiers' Rest Room .Commit-' ;l.eo. Already a surnn of over £60' has beem raised for the upk'eeip of ftfae rooms, by tihe da-nee commiitte'eisi. The receniti isoioi'ai aifteainoon by the Women's National Reiaeirv'e I'tealised a further *£10, bieing 1 half the proweeds of tjh© fuoctixMil.