COUNTRY NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 2

COUNTRY NEWS.

, I • r FRANKTON. A soria! and dance was held nr the . Frank ton Town Hall la*t night, under »hf . niisplrps ~r the !.»,. ;1 | ermiuet. Hub. The , ehW attrneifon was n wjiWzhie r-ompi-ti-T lion, whl.h ivus won tiy Mrs Smith nn.l IMr Nolan. Mr. <n,e.-,ry ami Mr Herbert ■ . ''" ml!, « "'• 1 - *nppor was provided, nn.l - almmiirr Ihe oveninc was spdf ver.v OTAHTTHU. f Thr. branch of the Women's P.>Uti,-iil ■ R.T..rm League nn Wednesday "ri-n[n~ hel-I n ii woeial sathorm- In the I'irblie i[ a |] ai . t tendril 1,, upward., ~f -,0 people. . (whom were the Hon. V. W. ban*. M.P.. t "Mr. I!raai,..y. M .l\. ami several „,„„,,,,., 0 "f iho .Auekl.tnd branch. Mrs Sanderson i- Presided, and speeches wore inndp by Mr. 1 j SaiMlorenn. Mr ~!lne. !lne Mr Br , qn ,j HIKORAIfGL •Hu, pati,.,, .0 r,f ,1,,, Inwn v , |hl) l.au.stod ihro, l2 h ;ur Unvprnmcnt „ , Way i ; , . " «•"•".inn ~f , <)ne rri) . min-d po sl ~iii.-r. whi-h v urcont;,- rP . n <I"Lr.M io onHhl« thp p,,s; a ] business ',„ ,„, |.arr!e,l „„ „■„„ , ] ,^, 1 ,. h anJ ,„„,.„,, ~ I'" fho puhll... Mr Wan.,, ,■ tho , lew |v 1 i "iTr'v"!" 1 ! '" S ' n ' a<:Or - ; ' rrir '" 1 - »»'l I» ■ • i ' '" various pervlres nnripr eroiii ~ difficultly In a m ,.,|i UlliMJm: Sx in Thr ~ rrpratwl appll,-uions ..r the r., Kn Board .inn in 1 ho p,,wer« (hat h<. for i ,1 mjltsiMp. pwt nm.o so far ) las nn , b ,, ni ' ( , v fniit. f.inhsT than ili<- maltrr will h<. In 0 Int.,. Thp sam( . rcvn . |r| ... m . |y |l(1 i- "'oiirthonsp. which w Inadequ.ire f.. r i) ]r - r p. •■ nnimmenis of :hf town. 1 J M.-ml».rs or the- Hiknransl Howii nc n n \, f are det»rmine<l to ham an up-to-date iri-M, t rra,ly next S Mmmrr> phi.T- A la ;> ikitt it. .-nurse ~r r-onjMnifllnn fr,.,n:;,, a r-ark d Street. The work i>- l,o|i, X varrlo,! Oll! M . -|Mr. Wa'Uee. undnr Mr. T.Htio.v* ~,.,0 r j ""* praTltatioti water supply for thn town r j will mil i,,. : ,ii ac-omplished fnet. The 1- contractors are hoplns to have their works V j completed by the en,l of J.ine. S,, f,,r the i "OnSi.mntJou works hare heen f.irrie,! out si!tißln<-torilj- to :ill roneerned. tbero bnins no accidents or mishaps of any kind tv the workmen. It Is reported that a larpe number ..f householders are npplyinc tr, X harr, their premises ronneeted whh the water system, wbi.'h auunrs f nr thr flnanc-Lal sneress of the s.-beme. General polities are now enffccftic the ■* serious attention of electors. m~m>. ' I Heed. W.l'., and Wilkinson arp , IIP I:ofonn ir | candidates, while several names har.. hne, : - I mentioned ~s pmliahle I.iheral aspirants. if " It is exported sir Joseph Ward will delivr ,nn address ~n the political siiunti,,,, ~r the i I Dominion, hnth a- lliknran~i arnl Kawa. yikawa. before the linnl K i-lm-:l r ir j Liberal eandidato is , nj ,io ■ s I In ihe Magistrates Court a lr,r-e „„,„.,„■ lljof defaulters were lined f,»r n..t a-tendlnt »■ I Territorial parades. ,;eor e e Smith, foi ! failure to lutnpij with a maintenan.-f ~ ..r,i,-r. beiiiß in arrears fur ; lie mm ..f f.V r "• . was CDnvi.'tod and sentemvd i,, ~n . p. I month's Jmpri.sonmen;. thi> order to t,e ~ I pendetl if a.i-use.l pays e| nII ._._- ni j ()|lfl I and thereafter £1 every we,-k In re,,:, •. il arrears. William Pitman, for uslnc »ln,™'i r li.nguau'e in a ral'wjv .-arrlajo a i Whak'i , v : para, was Bne.t •; | nnri H cosis- in dermil ' 7 d.,. r .