NEWS IN TOWN

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 12823, 18 August 1939, Page 4

NEWS IN TOWN

Heavy Rain. The weather broke again yesterday afternoon and there was heavy rain through the night. The registration by the Camp gauge for twentyfour hours ended 9 a.ini to-day was 42 points.

School Holidays. . The local schools will break up today for the second term holidays and will resume on Tuesday, September 5.

Hate Mi- A. Tudhope'. Before the Tauranga Hospital Board proceeded to the consideration of * business at yesterday’s meeting, the chairman, Mr A. B. Newsham, referred to the death of Mr A. Tudhope, who was a member of the legal firm who acted for the Board. He moved: That the Board -record its sympathy with Mrs Tudhopfe and family in their bereavement. The motion was passed in, silence, all present standing.

“You Can’t Take it With You.” The Mummers, who recently presented “You Can’t Take it With You” in the Civic, repeated their performance in Matamata last night, in aid of the School Dental Clinic there. A good house greeted the players, who again gave an entertaining performance. The trip over was made under very wet weather conditions, but by home time it had considerably improved. The players were entertained at supper afterwards, the host and hostess being the Headmaster of the Matamata School and his wife. Was it Correct? Although a report was circulated from Te Puke that on Monday , last there was a light covering of snow half-way down Maunganui, we have made inquiries as to the report* and are unable to find any Mount resident who saw the snow.