TAI-TAPU.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12933, 12 October 1907, Page 10

TAI-TAPU.

The Cricket (Jmu had a very success- j, ful opening duy on toeptemoer 20th. „ iheio wui a guud musier ol membejs, ana ail eiijoyaoie game was pluyed Ik;- /-t tween stdej picKed uy Messrs i4yde and Held, ihe puvsident, Mr it. Jiacartnor, and vitc-piesidents, Messrs t* .Michael nnd Fannett, were present, *' and took part in the game. Afternoon * r tea was provided by several ladies. nl llio club is starting the season with ' a ;i strong membership, and practice is w lie ing carried on vigorously. The la opening mutch of the suburban associ- Ci ition competitions is to >be played uith tc the Australian team to-day. di Tho Tennis Club will open its season tr. in tho 16th inst. It is hoped that w< there will bo n good muster of mem- tx xts and intending members. A social is is to be held in the hall in tho even- tr in X- . to •Mr T. Macartney, who has been on ca i visit to the Old Country, it- ex- w letted home this week. * aa At the monthly meeting of the School { o Committee the master's report showed x_ he roll number to be 90. The attend- t ince Is still atfected by sickness. Messrs t F. Forbes and S. Kingan, heving left , he district, fonvardod their resigna- ?,. ions as members of the committee. *v fhe committee plnced on record its ap- 1 jreciation of Mr Forbes's valuable eer- xl rices as secretary for many years, and ~ >f the good services rendered by Mr Cl kingan in connection with the school re tardens. Messrs W. Anderson and m ?. Meyer have been elected in their re )laces. tr Mr and Mrs Mnnn;els, old and g f ne;hlr respected settlers of this dis- ar rict. have for some time been eeri- Iβ! msly ill, but are now alowlj recover- ra ng. tii