Bay of Plenty Times SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1922. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LI, Issue 8097, 23 September 1922, Page 2

Bay of Plenty Times SATURDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1922. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

To morrow the morning and evening services in the Tauranga Mfhodist Church and the afternoon sendees at Bethlehem will be conducted by the Rev A. R. Mitchell, chairman of the District. Mr Miirhr.l! is also a singer of Dominion imputation, and lias taken part js soloist in oiatorios in our leading cities. It is hoped that he will be heard in this way both to morrow, and on Monday evening, when the aunu d Horne Mission meeting is to be held. The Sunday evening being the choral s,r\me, lac iollowing musical ileum, will ue tendered ; Anthem, “Semi Utu Thy Light,’’ Gunod, eh mod anthem, ‘Be Near O Father.” Solo bv Miss McFadgen “Still, Still With Thee.” :■ Pr- FA I: p C * :;■■■ \V a Cr: ,• 1 . i- •

i The Cabaret, to be held in d e 'Town hail on Wednesday mod in aid of the funds of 'die Catholic Church, promises to be a very enjoyable function. The arrange--1 menu; arc in the hands ot a ■ capable committee. A Rugby football match h lo be played at Rotorua _ to day between teams representing (he Bay of Plenty and Waikato. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company will hold their spring cattle lair at To Puke on Tuesday next, when 1350 head of cattle of all classes will be yarded. One hundred goats will also be offered. Springers wiil not be yarded after 9 a m.

It is stated that Opotiki will shortly be included in the magisterial district of Gisborne, The annual meeting of the Tuaranga Croquet Club will he held in the Borough Council Chambers on Monday next. The Waioeka Stakes of 70 sovs is included in the Opotiki jockey Club’s next race pro gramme. The race is for two and three year olds over a course of live furlongs. The nominations close on November 22.' Several colls and fillies owned in the Tauranga district are likely to be nomin alcd.

Offers of sites suitabh* for abattoirs are invited by the Borough Council

Mr M. D. Meares, who is estab lishing a pedigree Jersey herd at Te Puna, has just purchased the young bull Cosgrave Fox’s Boy (Ethelynm Maitland Fox’s Venus). Tins bull was b;ed by Mr G. B. Sutton, the wHI known Jersey fancier of Paengaroa Junction. The bull has a strong butter fat record on both sides of his pedigree and is very rich in the great Majesty Fox’s blood. Mr Meares has also recently bought several pedigree cows, and has put one of them under Government official test. The location of Cosgravc’s Fox’s Boy in this district should make for the improvement of the dairy stock of Tc Puna.

Mr Clement Wragve, the celebrated scientist and astronomer will deliver a lecture in the Town Hall on Monday next on “The Grandeur of the Univesse ” He will also speak of the seasons, the Taupo earthquikes, the recently discovered eruptions in the moon, and other subjects Scientific photographs will also be screened.

The Minister for Agriculture, Hon. W. Nosworthy : informed the Hou-’e of Representatives on Wednesday, that a Bill dealing with the over-run of dairy fac tories was being drafted. If approved by the Cabinet it would in due course be submitted to the House.

The Auckland maize market is being fed very sparingly. It is evident that holders on the Coast are not prepared to accept the low prices now ruling, with a prospect of shipping to Australia. Inquiries from Sydney have already been received. !n Auckland maize is quoted at H ex store,

A team of boys from the local hchool left this morning for Rotorua, where they play a match against the Ro’oruu schoolboys.

At this week’s meothej ft th > Auckland Education SJ . :-; a communication was read from the settlers of Waipapa renewing their request for the erection of a school building, and the matter was referred to the advisory ; inspector- j SANDER AND SON’S PUllfe | d.ATTf.E EUCAI.YPTI EX- i TRACT.

/■ Ta; Pila.’ • a.! K ilidc. I i writes ; Oman, the im’-ni M' \ liavs our svh.o 1 as ’.Lags >'■ '■ y' ; been painted, both Panda ..ml , outside, ami b-ar a in' mi- I proved appearance- _ >n iva. t ■ . antic schO.ll aaaaai tea b iVe j elteclad cv.sidvrabh im merits in the rehoM gronrum i m j area set ap.uf ior r uvlaas baa been p.creased and Laavd oil | About h df an aero o; aaaa ; ploughed and is 1-) be u-ed i-\ ; the iioys fc-r axp. dnn-nts in i-gn- j culture crops. Le d mes, cercds| and roots will i> ■ arewn end -i i endeavour wall be n certain which irons are tne moat | suitable to tee distrcl and , the most profita'oU' Horn tea j fanners’ point ot view, .-'. be- . ginning will b ; made this spnnn. 'hough possibly, owing to die crude state of the ; oil, not muMi may he accomplished However, the following season slamlo im prove the character ot the v/u- k. A three years’ programme la.been drawn up by tne teacher, and tins will be carried U\u ugli For the war 1920'21 t!;o •••‘MieM obtained a certili ' P.e oi niei it i ; rurd science. A man found in i.os-’ession o' throe “Tatis'’ tid et-, was fined 20s and costs ys at Marl-m th; ; week. The (fercral Assent: ly «: f the Presbyterian Church of N w Zealand will rm et ihiv war in Auckland, opening an Wcdr.es day, November Is. Jt is -.even year; since the assembly Kml met in Auckland. This week’s issue of the ?T' Zealand SpmTing am! Dram- d ■ Review abounds in. ilhr-tralmns, of an especially a Uractive nahma The titanic struggle between the two famous champion-. Peauford and Gloaming, in Svdncv. : s do. pictcd and occupies pride of position, while a parade of the two-year-olds at Fak-rslm will Im of deep interest. Pictorial proud nence is given to the New South Wales v Auckland. League match, while term nbotographs appear of touring Clubs representin'': WV up an ui, Marllaeronvlt, | Wellington, Hawke’sßav, Petonc, | Ponoke, and Canterbury H-nG-mv ' is covered in snapshots at the I Australia v Well in/Ron match,, the Wellington- v. Man.awa'a ladies at Wellington, and officers of Philomel and Veronica v. Auckland Ladies team, !n (he overseas section are striking scenes at Cowe’s Regatta, Georges Carpen'im- in heroic rescue. Xational Rifla Associa. tTn’s meeting at Bis’cv Tim stage and screen form another important feature of a popular journal. In rrder to c 'pe with the enormous number of illustrations to hand it has been* found necessary to put on another four pages. 4 At a margin of Pm Rotorua Rugby Union, held this '-w-k, a letter was road from the Whakatane Union asking for n mr*ch against the Knsabs Cm ( "im. to he played at Wliakntaim o.i Sit urday. September 30. —It w.r-. decided (!) (onlay dm Rang'tnna team from the Tanranga Union on that date, ns they had a prior rigid, owni'j to their application having been received some time ago to play the local represent.* - live-; at P.otoiua ; (;•) to suggest lo Wh 3 kntmm tlvd the nutch with them b:* pbav-d on October 7fhe Rarnabai Mi-A on in aid of the child widows oflndi gh dd a successful sale of Oriental art work in the Corona 'ion HMI yesterday afternoon and w '-Png, which proved m:M s;m ( - a-.f n l. Spread round was a gmat variety of pretty Indian eml;-rf)ide r v daintily worked with all minm r ot quaint designs. Tire sMc continues this aflm-noon, and all who did not vir-w the art work yesterday should make asp-.cial effort lo be there to day... In connection with the visit to Tauranga of Commissioner Mitchell, in charge of this district under the Boy Scout organization a church parade will bo bald tomorrow to attend the Methodist Church where the Commissioner will del i v era snec ia 1 d dress L ■ the Scouts, The Company will parad' 5 at, 1030 a rn- at the school grounds, where the newly formed | Maun gat apu troop will join them, Sand it is hoped that, die Band | also will parade and Gad the j march to the Church 'The Chief i Scoutmaster ami hi. Assismts I and the Council, hope that every i in: miser of the (’ inrnny, not ! hindered by sickne- -3, will make iit a point of I-on our to attend.

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