WEST COAST NOTES

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17807, 5 July 1923, Page 6

WEST COAST NOTES

GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB. (SPBGUt. to "tJm *****."> . GREYMOUTH, Jnly L , Tho Grcymouth Trotting Club W appointed Mr I>. H. Roberto delegate- ; the New Zealand Conference. The treasurer reported that £2500 Lad ' been received in connexion with tho J|»w stand loan, and further amounts tctalling £IBOO wore available as required. Applications -were still coining in iior 41io loan, and no difficulty was e±P«sted in raising the required amount. Tho programme for the Spring Meeting, to ' be held on October 20th and 22nd, was adopted nnd ordered to bo sent to ,tba Association for approval. , Tho programme provides a total of £luxr in stakes. ' Personal. . ," '' After '45 years in tho service of the Grey Harbour Board, Captain C. McPherson, deputy-hnrhpu* master, haside-.." eided to retire, He forwarded his' resignation to last evening's meeting of the Greymouth Harbour Board, |»na befpro accepting it Hie Board decided to refer to the Jftnnnoe question of suitably recognising his long service. t i ', ' Wedding. , ! * ' ' ! ■'*[ ~ At Holy Trinity Church, this afternoon, Mr William Moorhouse, of (jtfenhope, was married to Mary, . daughter of Mr George BroughtbtiL of . Totarn. Flat. Tho ceremony wasiperformed by the Rev. A. J. Famell., feGas M. Pnrfitfc provided the musical poraon, of the service. The bride, who [Was given away ,by her father, wore'ft i'awn gabardine coat-froek, beautifully braid* ed and trimmed.with silver bends, and hat of tucked brown 'silk. Tho bridesmaid's dress was* a fawn. • braided in flotiil design. Both' dswrigdl bouquets. Mr G. Walters, of'HsMuiatiia. acted as best man. ' IV.i