SOUTH CANTERBURY.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17452, 12 May 1922, Page 11

SOUTH CANTERBURY.

- XIOI NO®L i. B. m j)j s resignaW Board this week, S tho ?f P 'f7 o n to go to* P rac " L, his intention gtring- * the N of the Timaru p been ll ch Jf t 6 18 months, and 'S%»w rr W ach-^« a „ ore than one Potts (chair. S" i'meetings referred -p* Bo*« h]gheat possible jl/Stringcr w' d t h e opinion t tod h as *p m h er s concurred) !n fwere fortunate in havi° a +he Services of » >4 ill€ , r hile a skilful ? Wr /filel to all the inoar J 7 by hi 3 kind and ! be K \\hile the Board lC Tr't the departure from ™ citrimzer, the patients Board's institutions JviH get are even more keenlj»£ , a son of li!s Honour, Mr ringer. Tekapo Power. 'th with a view to gaming knowledge of the proposed T development thei e. 1 - iugh Council have decided to Public Works Departtbev will be ready to re- ™ nower in October next—- £ which it has been promKtJ&ay night's meeting of ittirn • Borough Council, the ®p. J. Bolleston) said it . [SI assume that current from fUnld not be confined to 500 fbey wonld probably get at ijhp., and this would enable their present suppiy lighting, and heating. It from Coleridge they [ttoablfi to take on an additional load. . jjjjpimtitton Sanatorium. I'tw-'T-W. Potts, Dr. J. R. E®nd Messrs "VV. Geddes and TMeowft members of the South "oapital Board returned from a visit to Central they went to inspect the anatorium at Waipiata, B placed under offer to nt by Dr. Byers, as a ritim for the. South Isere very favourably imsaw of the site and Wftp ' A conference of MMHospital Boards be-pEfSMBBI-oii' May 31st to con-> kI?«P> of a sanatorium half of the Is-

||sncirield Works. pn|hout South Canterbury 'with their field work. A ftrand has already been id made ready for winter ho acreage will be.'less ilast to go in wheat, ie fact that much of the 'wheat sick," and must fgiven a spell in pasture. a break in farm ont the autumn, % the j been unusually fine, lithe soil, is too dry, and Duld bo welcomed.

lef Justice and ver New 1 Ze'aof riumber jresent condiof the future as Mr Cutso* many in-rement-—eome ew 'influences r© not yet atgreat amount :ial improve* is affecting is notorioußrcspects than linion. This by city, a large la temporary : W^weathei^ fence mental and-work for [teai; believer of - all i'bf them, i*f orting .spirit, able .dualities r of cowho, has had a police offisign I very favonrQy other part back oyer his not see that • war, or furich less .crime ntry, judging 5© from serininal class as

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i WAIMATE A meeting of the "Waimate Rugby Sub-Union was Leld in Sir N. L. Thomas's office, those present being Messre N. L. Thomas (president), W. A. Lee, 0. Craighead, D, Newall (vioepreaident), H. Smith, T. Quirk, E. J. Costello, A. MeLauchlan, B. Clear, R. Forsytlio, and E. J. Hays (delegate), and A. Hall (secretary). It was agreed that the Marist Club should have prior right to any member of their Chuixih, irrespective of the district, to which lie belonged. After discussion, it wna agreed that the Glenavy team should affiliate with the sub-union. It was decided that fill clubs affiliated with the sub-union should not play on Sundays on any ground controlled by the subunion. The annual meeting of subscribers to the Hunter library was held in the Library Hall. The following committee was elected for the ensuing year, the first four being re-elected Messrs K. Mercer, C. Cunningham, C. Cowan, D. McMurchy, J. T. Anstey, C. Gibson, and S. Engelbrecht. Mr Shears was re-elected auditor. At a preliminary committee meeting, held afterwards, Mr Mercer was re-elected chairman and treasurer and Mr C. Gibson scretary. A meeting of the Sir Arthur Pearson. Memorial Fund Committee was held in the Borough Council Chambers. Present: The Mayor (.Mr F. Nash), in the chair, Messrs Patterson, Dash, Chcve.*ton, Campbell, Parry, Hutchinson, Smith, Dr. Wylie, Mesdames Jones, Collis, Harrison, Manchester, Misses Bruce and Jones (hon. secretary). It was decided to make a bouse-to-houso canvass for funds throughout the town. Mr A\. Patterron was elected treasurer. The annual meeting of the" Plunket Society was attended by Mesdames Studholme (presiding), Balfour, W. E. Evans. Adams, Hayes, 0. Manchester, Mcßae, Stewart, Meyer, and the secretary. The annua] report and balancesheet were adopted. The following were elected offioe-bearers: President, Mrs Studholme; vice-presidents, Mesdamea G. Manchester and Hayes; secretary, Mrs Collis; treasurer, Mrs J. W. Manchester; executive, Meedam-« S. J. Adams, Smith, R. Hurst, and Evans.