MORRINSVILLE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 35, 9 February 1917, Page 6

MORRINSVILLE.

The , half-yearly installation of officers took place at the recent meeting of the Loyal Morrinsville Lodge. 1.0.0. F. The following officers were installed by Bro. W.J. Keels, P.G.:—G.M., Bro. F> Duxfield; N.G., Bro. J. Price; V.G., Bro. J. T. Osborn; P.S., Bro. W. Cleghoru. Morrinsville shops will continue to observe Wednesday as; the half-holiday according' to the .decision-arrived sti recently Uy the Town Board. Mr. G. Howie has received news that his son. Corporal Hnrold Howie, has been under a foiirtb operation tn a London hospital. After.being confined to his bed for sixteen weeks.- he is now making good progress towards recovery. At tbe lost. Westfleld sole a truck of, cattle from Mr. Newton, Morrinsville, I averaged £18 4/, and a truck fronAMr a'" I Orr brought £17 13/. * '" ' The second round for - the trophy. presented by Mrs.. Campbell to the Croquet Club resulted >as follows Philpott beat Mrs. Layne, Mrs. Hickev beat Mrs Marshall, Mrs. I'hllpott beat Mrs. Hlckey In the 'first round for 'Mrs.. Dunnetfs trophies, Mrs. Campbell defeated Mrs McLeod in the A grade, and Mrs. Dnnnett i defeated Mrs. Einpson in the B grade.